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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1927
Page
4
The Evening Star in Winchester Virginia notes postal designation and consolidation with Morning News and Weekly Mirror. Subscription rates are listed for mail and carrier delivery including annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly terms. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive rights to AP dispatches and local news.
Daily Bible selections offer a priceless heritage as parents urge children to memorize. The prayer pleads for divine remembrance and salvation and asks God to keep the speaker in His power, like the apple of His eye.
The article lauds Colonel Lindbergh as a model hero who has withstood public scrutiny. It notes he flew over 22 000 miles visiting all states, gave 147 speeches, and rode 1 285 miles of parade with minimal delays. He arrived in New York a minute early after a three month tour and offers no fixed future plans.
The text notes a political figure seeks control of events as the Morrow mission begins with high importance to both governments. It cites a conciliatory US stance backed by President lidge and praises measures for Mr. Morrows safety as flattering yet deliberate, part of a broader policy.
Richmond News Leader notes Chaim W. E. Carson of the State Commission helped revive the Shenandoah National Park project. He reshaped a costly 380000 acre plan into an affordable 250000 acre proposal, prompting Interior officials to reconsider and send associates to Virginia to review feasibility. The piece praises Carson’s tact and optimism.
The Canadian government funds a granite cross to be erected in Arlington National Cemetery and dedicated on Armistice Day. It honors American volunteers who died fighting with the Canadian Army, reaffirming shared history and enduring friendship between nations.
The report on precall measures for Ambassador Arrow entering Mexico City is treated as likely exaggerated. The piece notes possible bandit or irregular troop interference risks and explains President Calles aims to project firm government control despite unrest.
Portsmouth Star laments 7000 U S children killed yearly by cars and calls out reckless driving and parental neglect. It urges training children to stop and look before crossing and stresses driver responsibility near schools and crowded streets.
Remarks at a Home Missionary Society meeting in Baltimore labeled the United States as the most lawless country, urging women to influence respect for law. Critics question the claim noting Russia and others may rank higher, while condemning sensational, reckless rhetoric that harms the overall message.
A cautious editorial urges skepticism toward false cancer cures and warns patients not to delay treatment. Surgeons seek better understanding and methods, noting some benefit may come from ongoing research, while ancient and modern quotes reflect the tension between persistence and reason.
A fragment notes Justice Florence Allen of the Ohio Supreme Court appears in a Black Paint column brief. No further context or dates are provided in the readable text.
An old musterole advertisement promotes the mustard oil salve as a remedy for colds and bronchial symptoms. It touts a warming then cooling sensation, claims doctor and nurse endorsements, and lists conditions from sore throat to rheumatism and croup.
A party of ninety Baltimore Public Teachers Association members toured Shenandoah Valley and Shenandoah Caverns over the weekend. Mayors and local leaders welcomed them in Woodstock, and Col Howard Benchoff described historic sites and park plans while praising the valley’s beauty and the cavern wonders.
Fragmentary line places glass usage back to 2500 B C. It notes glass not blown to melting point but shaped in other forms. The text hints at early craft methods contrasting with later blowing techniques.
For fares schedule, Pullman reserve or additional information, apply to H. J. Barks, Agent, Berryville, Va.
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