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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1924
Page
4
The article discusses the Fosdick case with reference to church governance and religious liberty. It notes Mr Fosdick’s stance and the Presbyterian Church’s demand for subscription to the Westminister Confession as part of membership. It emphasizes individual interpretation of religious liberty and membership within a church.
The document alleges Democratic claims that Republicans including C Slemp and Robert M La Follette engaged in corruption and graft. It cites a 1921 letter about post office patronage funds and discusses Slemp’s political role and influence in the Coolidge era.
A garbled verse fragment presents Walt Mason style rhymes about ambitions and modest means. The text recalls old days of toil with lines imagining wealth and travel, ending with a puzzled note on arrival and success.
An elderly speaker reflects on scarcity and pride, recalling a time with ten thousand in wealth and the mockery he would face if others knew his bundle’s size. Now aged and bent he repeats the urging to gather more before the shadows close in.
Alexander Spottawood Dandridge from Winchester Virginia argues the Literary Digest straw vote is biased by its mailing and circulation tactics. He says Republicans push the Digest to stronghold areas while Democrats discard its mailings, making the poll unrepresentative.
Charles G. Dawes Republican candidate for vice president labels the La Follette independent bid a prairie fire. He spoke at the City Auditorium in Omaha then continued his tour with rear platform addresses in Atchison Topeka Emporia Wichita and a stop in St. Louis before Louisville.
Kes W. Bryan in Albuquerque urges office seekers to state their positions clearly on the issues of the Democratic nominee. He, aided by his brother W. J., stresses voters must know where candidates stand and condemns vague talk in politics.
Washington reports President Coolidge enjoyed a fairly light program after a strenuous week of business and political talk and two days of World Series baseball. He is set to speak by radio to Heinz Company workers and attend the Asbury anniversary celebration next Wednesday, unveiling a statue of Bishop Francis Asbury at the Methodist Episcopal Church.
A statements call was issued asking for the condition of all national banks as of close of business Friday October 19. The survey seeks data on reserves, deposits, loans and earnings to assess the banking system.
Gospel meetings announced at Odd Fellows Hall with Pastor Rev Peter DuBorg leading sessions nightly at 7:30 Saturday and 7:39 Sunday next week, excluding Monday night. theme The Peril of Our Nation with moral exhortations.
Clarke county teachers institute featured speeches by Dr. W J Gifford and M L Coma as the Clarke County Teachers Association reorganized with D G Cooley as president. Delegates to the Richmond state conference were chosen and a Berryville meeting set for November 12. Also reported are a safety-match accident involving Mrs Kerfoot, the Blue Ridge Hunt Club rate meet at Annegeld, Grace Episcopal Church repairs planned at 15000 cost with 12500 pledged, and Rose McDonald joining Fort Loudoun Chapter in Winchester with local D A R participation.
Apple market reports show West shipments under a year ago yet movement exceeds last season in many areas. Prices vary by variety and region with New York Illinois Colorado and Oregon leading shipments. exports to foreign markets rise as Canada and Belgium trade volumes grow.
A short notice touts Sulphur as a cure for itching eczema and skin eruptions. The ad claims rapid soothing and clear skin, urging use as a remedy despite other products failing to relieve torment. The wording imitates a period newspaper style, emphasizing fast action and efficacy.
A new record for series receipts was set as the Giants and Senators combined for seven games totaling $1,093,000 in earnings, exceeding prior million-dollar series. Attendance fell short of last season’s mark with 283,695 fans. Washington will share $148,991.63 and New York $99,327.75, with 25 percent split among runners-up.
Public sale in Chester Virginia at the courthouse steps on October 25 1924 at 12 PM for the B F Clevenger farm three miles east of Stephenson Frederick County containing 220 acres with a stone house bank barn timber and meadow along the Opequon immediate possession given. Terms: one third cash, balance in three equal annual payments with bonds bearing interest from sale day, secured by deed of trust on premises. Heirs of B F Clevenger deceased Duvall and Dinn auctioneers.
After a game, Harrieon led a meeting with players amid reports of a Washington related incident. The discussion followed the contest and addressed tensions from the play.
The Washington Star notes a sly exchange about jealousy in prize selections. A young Mrs. Torkins claims prizes are chosen to avoid desire and envy, ensuring winners do not become objects of envy.
An old notice advertises coal and furnace fuel with tiered cash discounts. Base October price is 13.50 per ton with 41.50 cash discount, 12.00 net. Five ton lots get 2.50 discount for cash to 11.00, ten ton or more gets 3.50 discount to 10.00. Smokeless coal offered at 8.56 per ton with 1.00 cash discount to 7.50. Consumers urged to buy now for winter supply.
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