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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1930
Page
4
The Evening Star details Vincaner post office in Virginia as a second class paper. It lists subscription rates and advertising affiliates with The Star Publishing Co. of Winchester and mentions association with the Associated Press and consolidation with Morning News and Weekly papers.
The Charlottesville Progress reports Ernest R. Duff’s letter defending Congressman Garber’s record. It notes his support for duties on low grade ore and sugar, opposition to the Hawley Smoot tariff, and votes affecting tariff protection for manufacturers, while questioning silence on tariff opposition.
A political dispute centers on Mr. Garber and a new tariff law seen as boosting steel trust profits. The article argues voters should judge Garber by district welfare rather than party, noting salary and bonus figures amid tariff debates.
The Richmond Times Dispatch notes 483 youths, many girls, dropped from New York City public schools. Ages ranged from twelve to nineteen, with some marrying at fourteen and up to twenty one. The piece links early marriage to mental and developmental issues and questions outcomes.
Rochester area market notes show mixed demand with various apple grades and sizes quoted. Prices range from 0.85 to 5.00 per cwt or basket, with Ben Davis and Winesap among listed varieties and few sales reported. temperatures at 55 to 81 degrees and demand described as slow.
A Nervous woman recalls being very nervous and cross with her husband until Vinol restored harmony. The ad claims Vinol’s mineral elements provide strength, sleep, appetite, and energy, urging readers to try Baker's Drug Store product. It also contains a stray political line about evaluating potential office holders and a question about sticky fingers.
A public exhibit titled Man killing Octopus on exhibition at Main Street ends today, drawing interest from visitors and media alike as the display closes this evening.
In a candid interview, H L Mencken discusses his marriage life and humor, describing a shared circle of friends and a comfortable Baltimore apartment near Mount Vernon Place. He reflects on politeness, humor, and the South, while his wife pursues a second novel and local clubs invite his membership in Montgomery.
Classified fragment shows rental offerings including apartments at 411 N Loudoun St 15 B and 122 W Monmouth St. Contact phone references appear, indicating multiple properties for lease with short notes.
A report notes the octopus on display was caught in the northern Pacific Ocean and remarks on the show’s closure. The statement emphasizes the origin of the specimen and hints at the exhibit ending.
Germany increases import duties on wheat spelt and flour as talks begin on possible canal links between the North and Black Seas with central European nations set to discuss at a conference.
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