Winchester newspaper notice and publishing details
The Evening Star Publishing Co of Winchester Virginia lists publication policy and subscription rates with consolidation from Morning News Item The Weekly News The Joe Times The Weekly Mirror. Also notes Associated Press rights and distribution details for local news.
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Morning News
The
Weekly News
Joe Times
Weekly Mirror
Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Associated Press
Prayer extract from Luke passage and hymn fragment
A short devotional fragment cites Luke 17:6 on faith as a grain of mustard seed and references a prayer praising faith and divine gift. The text presents archaic phrasing and broken lines from a religious meditation.
Virginia gubernatorial race tests desire for continuation of policies
The article argues Virginians must choose between continuing the four year administration led by Pollard and opposing policies supported by Brown Rowe and Kafka. It highlights progress in taxes land reform and education funding, claims tax reform, and criticizes opponent shifts for partisan gain amid a broad defense of current reforms.
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Virginia
Dr. Brown
Rowe
Kafka
Shehandoah Valley
Patie
Wade
Brown
Voters face clear choice in next Tuesday's election
The piece contrasts Pollard as pro progress, Brown as destruction critic, and mentions lesser known candidates Mr. Rowe and Mr. Kafka, urging voters to decide between the programs shaping Virginia.
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Pollard
Virginia
Brown
Rowe
Kafka
If the Worst Should Occur in Virginia Politics
The piece warns that electing Dr. Wm. Moseley Brown as governor could trigger prolonged conflict with a Democratic Senate and House. It argues harmony between executive and legislature would fail, harming Virginia's governance and burdening advisers.
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Wm. Moseley Brown
Virginia
Senate
House of Delegates
House
Dr. Brown
Col. Anderson
Bishop Cannon
Bascom Slemp
Brown Finally Confesses on Virginia Ballot Amendments
William Moseley Brown, Republican-Fusion candidate for Virginia governor, admits voting for the short ballot amendments approved by voters on June 19 and denounces them as part of a Tammany Hall scheme. He claims absentee voting privilege aided his past action and faces scrutiny from sponsors and voters. The account cites his numerous speeches and the political pressure surrounding his declaration.
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Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch
William Moseley Brown
Virginia
Tammany Hall
Dr. Brown
Mha
Breit Je
Brown
Brown’s insults and short ballot stance haunt 1930 Virginia race
The piece attacks Dr. Brown for challenging Democratic speakers including Governor Byrd and John Garland Pollard, defending the short ballot past support, and arguing his recent confession weakens fusion nominee positions. It asserts the issue is nonpartisan and warns Brown’s last minute shifts mislead voters ahead of November 5, 1929.
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Brown
Byrd
John Garland Pollard
Suffolk
Jonathan C. Day
General Assembly
Henry W. Anderson
C. Bascom
Slemp
Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
Norfolk
Menaleus Lankford
William Moseley Brown
Dr. Brown
Cake steals the show at Ramsay MacDonald birthday visit
Montreal Standard notes Premier Ramsay MacDonald celebrated his sixty third birthday at a New York hotel where he stayed alongside Winston Churchill. Photographs captured the cake as the central figure, flanked by the two statesmen, with no handshake evident.
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Montreal
New York
Ramsay MacDonald
Winston Churchill
Premier MacDonald
Mr. Churchill
Churchill and cake clash over peace plan in vivid cartoon
A caricature depicts Mr. Churchill savoring a rich cake while revealing reluctance to accept parts of the peace arrangement. The image contrasts his appetite with Premier MacDonald’s implied frustration, framing a metaphor of winning and losing concessions in an uneasy wartime settlement.
The Tiger at Bay Clemenceau Holds Defiant Last Fight
From France comes a portrait of Georges Clemenceau at 88 defying doctors orders to rest. The World War leader, a fighter by nature, displaced enemies and inspired allies, now pursues finishing his memoirs as he confronts aging and approaching death. The piece also notes Washington etiquette about Hoover’s car and public racing.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
France
Georges Clemenceau
Clemenceau
Life saving submarine device brings long lost daughter
Sylvester Harrington of Mets Missouri has earned a patent for a submarine escape device and, through reports of his invention, learned his daughter Violet Severance who grew up in an Arizona orphanage is alive after being believed dead for 16 years. The reunion comes after his earlier search uncovered his son Claud, adopted in Topeka Kansas, while Violet was adopted by Mr and Mrs Severance.
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Associated Press
Nevado
Sylvester Harrington
Mets
Harrington
Bisbee
Ariz
Violet Severance
Missouri
Kansas
Claud
Violet
Topeka
Kans
Severance
Take a Sun Bath You Stay Bathed
A brief AP dispatch from Philadelphia reports on sun bathing trends and the up-to-date sun bather, noting practical tips and fashion implications as of October 30.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Helped During Middle Age by VegeTable Compound
Mrs. T. A. Miller of Denver reports using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic through the Change of Life. She says it relieved night unrest and fear of going downtown after two years and credits her mother with recommending the remedy.
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Denver
Colo
Lydia E. Pinkham
T. A. Miller
Adams Street
Denver, Colorado
Ultraviolet Exposure Effects in Chick Experiments
A report to the Illuminating Engineering Society notes W W Coblenz of the Bureau of Standards cites Russell experiments showing a holdover effect after UV exposure in chicks. The exposure remains effective for a week or two.
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Illuminating Engineering Society
W. W. Coblentz
Bureau of Standards
Russell
Park to be replaced by factory on Memphis driving grounds
The driving park near Memphis once hosting Lou Dillon's era will be demolished for a new factory site. The note implies postwar shifts in industry and urban use of space as historic equine milestones fade. Nearby commerce and employment prospects may rise with the plant.
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Memphis, Tenn
Lou Dillon
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