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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1930
Page
4
Rates and terms for Evening Star subscriptions and advertising are shown with various advance payment options and durations. The notice notes association with national press members and historical consolidations with The Morning News Item and other weekly papers.
A religious exhortation cites James 1 26 on bridling the tongue and vain religion. It quotes a prayer praising casting cares on the Lord and triumph through adoration.
A Richmond News Leader summary notes census figures show Virginia farm tenancy and cultivated land declined since 1925. The piece argues many leaving farms move to cities, but stresses profitable farming requires investment and fertility, suggesting forests as a better use of land than poverty breeding farms. It also cites a Baltimore Sun echo on autumnal imagery and cultural patronage.
A reflective piece contrasts rainy skies with a coverlet of blue and urges action despite rain. It hints that observing weather and market trends can reveal wisdom when one avoids solitary forest paths.
The article discusses fears that machines create unemployment but argues scientific progress will provide continuous work. It cites Charles M. Schwab saying innovations lead to an "ever-brightening arc to labor" with new industries arising from advances, while refining and new processes fuel ongoing industrial expansion.
Official notice announces a commission proceeding in Winchester VA with details on the date and parties involved. The fragmentary text identifies a regulatory setting and a scheduled action by the commission.
Gifford Pinchot asserted support for the Republican slate in Pennsylvania. Asked about implications of his comment, he declined further remark and directed attention to President’s position.
The Republican nominee claims President Hoover endorsed a cabinet member for the ticket, but the account suggests the official did not endorse him and denied linking to the nomination. The wording reflects confusion over who supports whom in the Republican slate.
An old advertisement promotes relief from constipation claiming rapid movement without side effects. It mentions a price of 25 cents and a 24 to 25 cent range at Rexall Drug Stores and similar outlets. The copy references upcoming availability at Brook Macy.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention bees dying during drought conditions in Kentucky and North Carolina. Other garbled phrases reference farmers, markets, and crops like vetch and teed, with unclear places such as York, North Carolina.
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