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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1929
Page
12
A wounded Winchester veteran in hospital worries about his family back home. He says his wife and delicate baby need food and milk, while the Red Cross and Legion Auxiliary arrange support. Donations and visits help stabilize his health and fund a small home as the baby thrives.
The piece reflects on public cheering for soldiers going to war and notes the lasting ordeals some veterans face. It highlights three supportive groups the soldier trusts: the American Legion, the Legion Auxiliary, and the Red Cross.
The Capitol Theatre screens Sophie Tucker in Warner Bros. Vitaphone musical drama Honky Tonk opening tonight. The woman known as The Smoke Angel for aiding the AEF Tobacco Fund and Liberty bond drives drew roaring support from American Legion members.
Eleanor Boardman stars in She Goes To War a Capitol Theatre film about women's WWI roles with John Holland Al St. John in comic highlights. Henry King directs a varied cast aiming for strong dramatic power and human touches.
The Winchester Presbytery foreign mission committee outlines November events. Rev. A. A. Talbot from Teingkiangpu China will lecture on China at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church on Wednesday November 13, following an illustrated program.
The fragment lists a series of religious visits and sermons across towns in West Virginia and nearby Virginia from November 10 to November 24. It names speakers such as Dr G G Sydnor Rev J W Witherspoon Rev H Leach Rev J M Carr Dr F T McFaden Rev Guy W Morrow Dr J B Bittinger Rev John L Rogers Rev S R Diehl Dr J A McMurray Rev G H Rector Rev 8 Hall Rev W Hogehead Rev J Beatty Smith and Rev arry Crim and Rev Jonathan Edwards in communities including Charles Town Shepherdstown Shenandoah Junction Berryville Winchester Martinsburg Hedgesville Berkeley Springs Moorefield Petersburg Germania Capon Bridge Strasburg Woodstock.
A Cincinnati Enquirer quote defines the ideal husband as someone whose faults are just visible enough for his wife to vent emotions when she is out of sorts with life in general.
Detroit Free Press notes a constitutional idea to curb windjamming by placing senators on half pay during speeches in the chamber. The proposal aims to deter lengthy or obstructive remarks and streamline legislative proceedings.
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