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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
4
The Evening Star notices show postal details for Winchester Virginia and subscription prices for various terms. Rates include one year 3.50, six months 2.25, three months 1.20, and one month 0.40 with advance options. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with regional advertising reps listed.
A brief religious reflection citing 2 Timothy 2 19 urging reliance on the Lord as the true foundation and calling believers to depart from iniquity. It emphasizes building only with material worthy of the foundation and knowledge of those who are God’s.
Dr. Jean Betzner of Teachers College argues progressive schools stifle creativity by removing discipline. He contends art and literature require schooling, structure, and early moral training, criticizing Rousseau like ideals and urging judicious discipline to nurture civilized creativity.
Labor day has passed and with it the vacation season. We now can settle down to real work as drought and summer dullness give way to seasonal upturn. Employees proven in stress are ready to tackle jobs with renewed energy and plants plan shutdowns for inventory repairs to aid a better balanced year.
In September 1921 the deflation was identified as a call for courage and hard work. The speaker notes 17,000,000 more Pap. and urges constructive savings, bank liquidations of debts, and depleted inventories to create an available market. The remedy is hard intelligent work, not more theory, as vacation ends and the push to develop business begins.
Ohio State Journal humorously advises H L Mencken on marriage and domestic habits noting practical tips for a newlywed. A separate item reports five British grocery chains planning a merger involving about 6 000 retail stores.
The item notes 88 year old James B. Russell of local origins and mentions Kiwanis district delegates Fusoell Cather and Andrew Beil headed to Ha Ma. Shenandoah Valley Academy’s Col Brantz M. Roszel elected commander of Virginia American Legion. Winchester Cold Storage expands capacity to 475000 pastels. Mary Jo Matthews weds Charles B. Coleman Jr in gown from Apple Blossom Queen era.
Fifteen years ago on September 4 1916 Miss Katherine R Glass was elected vice president of the Virginia Association of Colleges and Schools for Girls. Prices in local markets show wheat 95 cents per bushel corn 4 40 per barrel and oats 55 cents per bushel as Winchester merchants plan ornate store decorations for the upcoming Winchester Fair.
A Jugo-Slavian prisoner on trial in Triest confessed to a plot to assassinate Premier Mussolini. The written statement said the murder attempt was to occur within a few days during the terrorism trial proceedings.
An old Baker's Drug Store advertisement promotes MELLO-GLO Face Powder. It claims a French process makes it stay on longer, banishes shine, reduces pastiness and irritation, and leaves a youthful bloom for lovely women.
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