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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1930
Page
9
Robert P. Lament, secretary of commerce, is slated as a key figure in calling for government assistance to the jobless. He outlines plans to bolster relief and support during economic hardship.
A quirky, garbled item notes Leipsig as a famed fair city with markets and trade. It mentions adaptations like a motor car converted into an airplane and compares progress to horses, reflecting a humorous take from a Toronto Globe Herald source.
The National Board Committee on Construction of Buildings compiles and shares the best available data on reliable materials and methods. Many parent building codes have used, in part, the information and assistance provided by this department.
Four mines in the Coeur d'Alene district Idaho paid dividends totaling 147 513 381 dollars. Farmers near York Washington DC bought 8000 pounds of vetch seed for early fall sowing.
A Winchester resident cites relief from chronic constipation neuralgia and fatigue after using Natex. She praises improved digestion sleep and vitality and invites others to meet the Natex Health Expert at Peoples Service Drug Store where free samples are offered.
In Virginia politics the Independent candidates lack real contest except in the Fifth and Sixth districts. Carter Glass remains the clear Democratic nominee for the U S Senate, expected to win easily, with opponents including J Cloyd Byars and others not mounting strong challenges.
The fragmentary clipping mentions a political figure and a vote context with unclear names and numbers. It hints at socialist alignment and the result of a division but lacks readable specifics to confirm a clear event or outcome.
A fragmented item notes events in Norway at Northcape from May 14 to 15, Tomso from May 21 to 26, and Bodo from June 12 to July 12. The rest mentions generic quotes about free will and value.
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