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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1928
Page
4
The Evening Star announces its post office listing for Win Va and local publishing partners. It outlines subscription rates by mail and by carrier, with terms for six and twelve month periods and a note on in-advance payments.
Bible Thought and Prayer emphasizes children memorizing daily Bible selections to gift a priceless heritage for the future. A biblical verse from Isaiah 30 18 frames patience as grace and mercy from the Lord with the exhortation to wait on the Lord in prayer.
Observers note Republican optimism clashes with reports of fear among campaign managers. Polls and defections show a swing to Governor Smith with Democrats gaining momentum across regions. The piece cites farmers eastern enthusiasm and Norris joining Smith, signaling a Democratic victory approach.
The speaker notes Mr. Hoover has consistently targeted women since his acceptance address, presenting the home as the foundation of the American nation. He suggests that Hoover's rhetoric implies giving home necessities to American women, such as cook-stoves or vacuums, to win support.
The prewar opinion piece attacks Hoover for campaign talk on women and children while urging practical use of water power. It argues private interests threaten national water power and accuses Hoover of favoring private control. It contrasts Republican support for private wealth with Democratic support for the general public.
The speaker argues farmers deserve a fair share of prosperity and denounces Governor Smith as a socialist, claiming Republican promises fade after election returns are counted. He warns that touching phrases will vanish and Republicans will not deliver on aid once results are known.
Washington reports a national campaign to propagate Christianity led by the National Commission of Evangelism of the Episcopal Church. It aims to enlist all churches within two years with revival and missionary work nationwide, centered in New York, promoting faith, tolerance and temperance as guiding ideals.
A brief amused remark in the Ohio State Journal recalls someone tolerating roquefort cheese out of politeness, highlighting social awkwardness and taste in a light, humorous tone.
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