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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1927
Page
4
The Evening Star lists publication details for Winchester Virginia with subscription prices and carrier options. It notes Associated Press credit and includes Bible thought content and prayers for daily readers.
Senator Moses of New Hampshire warns woolen and worsted manufacturers that tariff policy could swing the race. William Hunneman notes tariff duties on wool spiking from 8 to 190 percent and asks if Moses will back higher protection. Dennis says U.S. agents abroad face irritations over the law, while tariffs raise prices for consumers and aid farmers not.
Bristol Herald Courier reports rangers in the National Forests are stocking emergency rations and placing fire apparatus at strategic points to prevent fires this fall. Officials note drier conditions and increased fire risk during the dry season, urging caution with campfires and matches to avoid costly blazes and long replacement times.
The program will again show images to educate the public on preventing fires and preserving timberland. It is described as an education movement worth the time effort and money involved.
Thaddeus L. Bolton of Temple University argues male beauty surpasses female in art and shows. He proposes men compete in beauty contests alongside women, claiming the male form is more decorative and historical preferences favor male figures in sculpture and painting. He envisions mixed or male only shows to promote artistic principles and gender pride.
A Petersburg Progress Index tribute recalls Mary Anderson born in Kentucky as a top American and British stage star. She married Antonio de Navarro in 1890 and left the stage, living at Court Farm Worcestershire. A 1885 tribute poem was sent to her, yielding a gracious reply.
A note warns horns are not a substitute for safe driving at street intersections. Drivers should slow down and be prepared to stop quickly when cross streets are hidden by obstructions. Reckless claims of right of way at intersections cause many accidents and suffering.
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