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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1930
Page
4
The notice lists various subscription options with annual six month and monthly rates for The Evening Star. It mentions carrier details by region and references The Associated Press and other publications, noting reprinting rules and news consolidation.
The text shows a devotional prayer note with a Hebrews quotation about hospitality and brotherly love. It references a seaman and a plea for kindness to strangers, ending with a short biblical verse and a prayer invoking God.
The article discusses Brazil's coffee valorization scheme, its impact on world prices, and the resulting resentment leading to upheaval. It compares Brazil's attempts to control coffee with U.S. efforts to influence the wheat market, noting the breakdown of the valorization system and broader economic strains.
The Portsmouth Star advocates ending bottom crust in pies citing a cookbook trend to bake apple pies without it. The Star labels the idea a national drive and defends traditional crusts against this change, framing it as a crusade to preserve pie integrity.
The Star argues against eating bottom pie crust while praising the top crust. It notes bottom crust is rarely fit for consumption and that the Portsman, like the top crust, offers a thoroughly delectable crust experience.
After the Byrd Antarctic expedition settled in for a winter, crew members played four months of freeze-out poker. The losers performed unpleasant chores under Admiral Byrd, who did not lose a hand. The reporter noted Byrd’s skill and loyalty defined the group during confinement.
Scouting parents and friends filled the meeting to honor nine years of Scouting in Troop No. 1. C Vernon Eddy spoke on committee views, while Philip Glaize highlighted fourteen Eagle Scouts since October 8, 1921. The Handley camp results honored top finishers in land and water events and the area championship streaks for basketball and track.
A humorist quips that strong dislike often targets the man at the top of the ladder by those below him especially if he is a careless house-painter.
The Department of Agriculture says that the farmer's dollar buys less now than in 1917. The comment implies others may have benefited from dollars meant for farmers, as noted in the San Diego Union.
Opequon Va October 17 report says many pupils work in area orchards. Visits from Oscar Estep and family of Strasburg. Joshua Singhass of Baltimore visits relatives. Ide Carpenter honored at surprise birthday dinner with J B Singhass and local families. Social at the school planned with sandwiches ice cream and a candy sale. Walter Funk shows slow arm injury recovery.
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