Fight Boldly For Good Cause, Boast Not
The saying encourages valiant effort for a good cause and humility, noting true strength comes from preparedness and not boasting. It emphasizes restraint before claiming victory.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1952
Page
4
Lincoln and Truman contrasted on prosperity and virtue
The piece argues Lincoln’s philosophy rests on self-reliance and balanced growth while criticizing Truman era liberalism as contrary to those ideals. It asserts America’s foundations align with Lincoln’s tenets, condemning policies seen as weakening the strong or overreaching the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
Brotherhood of Man
Truman
Abraham Lincoln
America
Candy trade boom after World War II reaches 1.62 billion
The American public spent 1.62 billion dollars on candy and confections last year. Bar goods and specialties accounted for over half the total, with independent stores selling more than 20 percent and drug stores 16.2 percent. Chain and supermarket stores held 14.3 percent as consumer buying patterns shift toward the candy bar and related treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tee
Keep Everywhere Green campaign aims to seed Virginia forests
Virginia's forest service plans to give pine seeds with hunting licenses this fall. Hunters plant seeds in open woods to reforest cut over grounds and curb forest fires, a move urged as a model for Maryland and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Forest Service
Lobbeilies
Maryland
West Virginia
Harvest prospects mixed as U S crops near record output
The survey notes near record wheat belts and satisfactory corn and cotton harvests in the United States despite drought in Russia. It contrasts Russia's poor crop year with Western Europe and Canada bumper yields, while cautioning about Soviet military expansion amid food production concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Drouth
Old South
Russia
Soviet Union
U. S
West Europe
Canada
Pay Off at the Bookstore
Mrs Williams is a steady buyer of long novels. The proprietor asks why she ignores shorter works. She replies that longer reads keep the cook busy, so she stays longer and fewer cooks are needed.
News of Other Years From the Files of the Star
A past notice column lists Pvt John Marklesom stationed in Germany with the Second Armored Division. Victor E Hoover, husband of Helen Keller Hoover, promoted to Sergeant at Eielson AFB Alaska. Engagements announced include Rose Martin to John Reid and Frances Ellen Triggs to Pvt Frank Travers. Eloise Strader leaves Winchester to join Mt. Vernon High School faculty in Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marklesom
John Markie
Gremwood Road
Germany
Victor E. Hoover
Helen Keller Hoover
Gorge
Eielson Air Force Base
Alaska
William M. Martin
Rose Francis Martin
John Windel Reid
Theodore F. Reid
Gore
Mer
Charles Huntsberry
Linda Triggs
Frances Ellen
Frank Wilson Travers
B. A. Travers
Eloise Strader
Winchester
Arlington
Mt. Vernon High School
Birthday notices and visits from a Braddock Street church club
Five years ago Mr and Mrs Wilson Keller hosted their son Ronnald on his third birthday. Mrs James Biggs Mrs Lee Garber and Misses Janet and Kitty Garber returned home after a ten day vacation at Atlantic City. Mrs George W Maddog celebrated her 89th birthday as hostess to the Sunshine Club of Braddock Street Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Keller
Ronnald
James Biggs
Lee Garber
Janet
Kitty Garber
Atlantic City
George W. Maddog
Sunshine Club
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Margaret Bean Hosts Ten Years Ago Anniversary
Miss Margaret Bean acted as hostess ten years ago for a community event, delivering hospitality and guiding guests through the program. The article notes her gracious reception and the warm, informal tone set by her leadership on that occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bean
Cornerstone Laid at Douglas School During Ceremonies
Miss Lula Rush of Shenandoah Valley National Bank spent her vacation at Yellow Springs. Mr. and Mrs. James DuShane hosted Mrs. Bell Biges of Baltimore as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas School
Lula Rush
Shenandoan Valley National Bank
Yellow Springs
W. Va
James DuShane
Bell Biges
Baltimore
Roosevelt Narrowly Escapes Collision in Massachusetts
President Theodore Roosevelt and the Coach he rode in collided with a fast trolley in Massachusetts causing a near fatal incident. The report notes the incident amid other local notices including marriages and commercial updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Katie Mae Burkholder
John C. Chapman
Vaucluse
E. B. Capper
Water Street Jeweler
Repudiation of Pressure Groups Tests Voters Intelligence
Presidents Eisenhower and Stevenson challenge powerful lobbies in off the record talk about November 4 as a test of whether the electorate will act for the national good. They argue voters must resist selective pressure from labor, racial and farm blocs and Cronies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol Hill
United States
Eisenhower
Ike
White House
10 Downing Street
Pentagon
Tke
Adlai
Stevenson
Harry S. Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Springfield
What is a rolling road
A rolling road was a narrow early Maryland Virginia road cut through forests used to haul hogsheads of tobacco from inland plantations to the river. Hogsheads were drawn or rolled along the road, sometimes fitted with wheels and sometimes simply rolled when wet, with a nearby Belimore route still called Rolling Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Virginia
Belimore
Rainfall totals and averages for the period 1912 to 1951
Summary of past 24 hours rainfall to 7 am today shows none. September rainfall to date 2.65 inches in 1952 with a year to date total of 31.32 inches. Average rainfall over 39 years is 36.79 inches. Monthly averages based on 1912–1951 include: January 2.45, February 1.99, March 2.88, April 3.03, May 3.83, June 3.99, July 3.82, August 3.82, September 2.63, October 3.27, November 2.56, December 2.50.
Bleeding From the Rectum and Possible Causes
The text discusses rectal bleeding often linked to bowel movements with lasting pain. It notes blood on toilet tissue and possible polyps causing bleeding with mucus. It also mentions pus indicating infection and warns that cancer or a tumor could be the cause.
Strength For The Day Isaiah Vision Of A Heavenly King
In the year King Uzziah died Isaiah sought guidance in the temple and saw the Lord high and exalted. The calamities of national life fade before the eternal reign of a mighty king, teaching that God is above kings and armies. The message anchors faith when earthly powers fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uzziah
Thug
Het
Isaiah
Iziah
Bug Tussie Town in Texas Quoted in Texan Note
Local quip notes a Texas town named Bug Tussie in Fannin County with a population around 40. The post office serving the area is Ladonia, per OCR reading of regional records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bug Tussie
Texas
J.D P
Fannin County
Ladonia
Jupiter the largest planet and its vast size
The article explains Jupiter's immense size being over 1300 times Earth's, its orbital period of 12 years, and that most of its satellites exceed Earth's Moon in size. It notes a near upright orbit and minimal seasonal change, with perpetual spring near the equator and polar winters, including a six year polar day. It also touches on a UN admission question with Soviet bloc candidates and Security Council veto dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter
L. Adolph Richards
Tce
US. R
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Albania
Mongolia
Soviet Union
Iraly
Portugal
Finland
Austria
Jordan
Ceylon
Nepal
Libya
Security Council
How's Your I Q Score Based On 100 Questions
A fragmented questionnaire lists daily IQ scoring with memories and levels from Memory Genius to Excellent. It asks true or false items about Perry Mason Ulysses Grant and Bennett Davis War With Mexico and the donor for the National Gallery of Art in DC. It mentions the opening of a famed bridge and Faneuil Hall as potential answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses
Grant
Bennison Davis
Mexico
Seea of Art
Washington, DC
Andrew W
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Ieee Faneuil Hall
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Constitutional path of income tax approval
The text notes the 16th Amendment as the constitutional basis for the income tax. It references Senate Joint Resolution 40 and a finance committee review led by Senator Nelson W. A. It mentions President Taft sending a special message to Congress urging a constitutional amendment as a prerequisite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.Z. A
Senate Joint
Nance Committee
Nelson W. A
Taft
Congress
Fragile Magic in a Life Set Home
In a troubled scene, Jeremy faces illness and a fragile home life as Eleanor recounts Eve and Nance’s troubled past. The conversation hints at family secrets, past decisions, and the looming consequences for a young child within a tense household.
Wedding Tension Tests Family Bonds Ahead of Ceremony
Eleanor refuses to let a third party attend the upcoming wedding while Nance doubts the plan. A tense exchange unfolds as last minute arrangements threaten harmony, with rumors of a train tomorrow and a promise to handle sewing and prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremy
Eleanor
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