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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1926
Page
4
The Evening Star presents a publisher notice for Windsor Virginia with postal registration details and pricing. It includes six monthly and yearly rates for subscriptions and delivery options by mail and carrier. Also appears is the Bible Thought and Prayer urging divine guidance to radiate love and do good.
The Department of Justice led by Assistant Attorney General Col William J Donovan urges stronger laws to curb corporate monopolies. It argues prevention helps, but widespread trusts like the bread trust show current measures are insufficient and Congress should act if needed.
The article discusses Will Hays urging President Coolidge to place important historic film footage in an Archive Building in Washington. It argues films can be saved cheaply, educate students, and bring history to life, suggesting events like Versailles Conference and presidential meetings be recorded for future preservation.
The Norfolk Ledger Dispatch questions Germanys peace mood citing Nuremberg events. It notes twenty thousand troops marching with bands and Bavarian princes in uniform observing evolutions. It comments on opposition to a republic membership in the League of Nations and warns of a dangerous influence from pomp and ceremony.
The author argues Germans should renounce militarism and demon strations, focus on honest labor, and build a peaceful future to restore international trust. They urge opposition to goose stepping and world conquest desires, urging a turn away from past offenses toward earnest national rebuilding.
A 1925 account argues the Bible’s central role in American life, citing 9 215 243 Bible distributions by the American Bible Society as proof against anti religious critiques. It contends that faith strengthens during religious attack and links the nation’s founding documents to belief in a divine order.
The Virginia Traffic Law gives pedestrians priority at street corners and crosswalks and limits crossing when signals or officers permit. Strict enforcement could reduce accidents and instill safe crossing habits in students from an early age.
Capon Bridge residents Mrs Loring Cooper and two children left for Winchester to visit her mother. Homer Shuler and Harry Hiett traveled to Bunker Hill on business. Nellie Hopner is improving and able to be out. Homer Shuler and D H Shuler visited Rom ney on Monday. Mrs Frank Schaffenaker has been ill two weeks. Miss Gladys Funkhouser and Frank Kackley visited Winchester. Mr and Mrs Henline will move into Eldridge Nixon’s house for winter. Miss Elizabeth Giffin visited Bernice Funkhouser. Mr Marvin moving into his home at this time.
The Boyce Berryville Vocational Agriculture department led a strong exhibit at the Marshall Fair week of August 23. Teams of five boys judged dairy and beef cattle, corn, wheat, poultry and hogs. Wm Clagett of Boyce Berryville was the top judge, and Boyce Berryville won the team contest with Floris and Marshall Upperville close behind.
A Virginia road development review praises federal aid road mileage gains in the state for 1925, noting Virginia ranks high in intermediate and high type roads. It urges opposing any diversion of gas tax funds and commends Governor Byrd and officials for advancing the highway program.
An advertisement promotes MELLO GLO Cream as a pure French process for whitening and beautifying skin. It claims noticeable complexion improvement after the first application and urges women to try the smoother brighter younger skin result, via Peoples’s Drug Co.
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