Verse From Job Reflects On Divine Scrutiny Of My Ways
A biblical line from Job 31 4 questions whether God regards a person’s paths and counts every step. The verse emphasizes divine awareness of human conduct and accountability.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1948
Page
4
Ballot access tensions shape third party campaigns
As parties prepare for fall races the 1948 ballot push tests new constraints. Petitions face strict state laws, with 22 states listing and 13 issuing certificates. Legal fights target petition validity, while Ohio overruled a secretary of state ban on the Progressive affidavit amid Communist ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Follette
Theodore Roosevelt
Union Party
Rep
Lemke
North Dakota
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
States Rights Democratic Party
Solid South
Colorado
Indiana
Minnesota
Ohio
Communist Party
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Wallace For President
Bees in History and Beekeeping Tales
Beekeeping historian George H. Latham recalls bees in history from Hittite times about 1300 B C. The piece notes ancient superstitions about bees and beliefs in the curative value of a bee sting as part of a broader look at bees and honey.
Honey and Bees In History And Nature
The text notes ancient honey value and medicinal beliefs. It mentions Democritus and his supposed honey embalming, describes bees producing nourishing food, and highlights their role in pollinating fruit tree blossoms and other food plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democritus
Editorial on race in America by Davis Lee
Davis Lee argues that Southern racial progress contrasts with New Jersey discrimination. He cites personal experiences in Virginia and South Carolina, profiles of Black entrepreneurs like Ernset Collins, and the need for change through living standards rather than threats. He says Southerners resist civil rights while the North misreads the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
New York
Negro Press
Daily Worker
Virginia
South Carolina
New Jersey
Atlanta
Georgia
Newark
North Carolina
Spartanburg
Ernset Collins
Mr. Collins
Safe Bus Company
Winston-Salem
America
Joe Louis
Michigan
Blood in urine signals serious underlying conditions
The article stresses immediate medical investigation for blood in the urine, noting it can stem from blood disorders infections near the urinary tract stones tumors or bladder disorders. It discusses diagnostic tests including X rays cystoscopy and mentions early detection improves outcomes. It also briefly answers a separate question about causes of bad breath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
How to Grow House Plants booklet offer
Government 30 page publication guides indoor gardening for success with house plants. Potted plants enhance homes and the pamphlet titled HOUSE PLANTS is available postpaid for 10 cents via the Winchester Star Information Bureau Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Star Information Bureau
Eye St
N. E
Washington, D. C
Bankers Association names Brown chairman of management committee
Harold G. Brown president of Shenandoah Valley National Bank was named chairman of the committee on bank management and research of the Virginia Bankers Association. C. Francis Cocke of Roanoke announced the special and standing committees. Glen Robertson of Front Royal's Citizens National Bank joins the banking education and public relations committee. The article also notes a discussion on African ancestry among American Negroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold G. Brown
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Virginia Bankers Assn
C. Francis Cocke
Roanoke
Glen Robertson
Citizens National Bank
Front Royal
Daily Crossword Clue List Scrambled Across and Down
A crossword puzzle clued set with across and down words including Applaud Do not Pitcher Weaving machines Fishes Roman pound Therefore Take as one's own Vitality Enemy scout Iowa Pierce a dagger A gift of property by will Locusts City Mass Slight fit of anger City Bib Sheltered side A wing Not general Belonging to me Ahead Flora and fauna of a region Philippine knives Portal Pieced out Trees Shades of a primary color Down clues include A small storage room Game of chance Forts Dolla obli gations Roman emperor Remain Frontiers man's shoes Smoothing device Morsel use Largest continent Things worn about the neck Subterranean hud Analloy used for cheap jewelry Inundations Enthusiastic supporters Live coal Not hot Kind of bomb Couple Guided
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Pierce
Will
City
Mass
Philippine Knives
Portal
How's Your I Q A Historic Quiz From The Time
A newspaper quiz page asks ten questions about politics memory and trivia with a note to turn to Page 2 for the correct answers. Questions cover Michigan senator impeachment loyalty records Newfoundland provinces voter ages Hoover birthday and minting a new minor coin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Michigan
Truman
Congress
Newfoundland
Herbert Hoover
John J. Per
Life's Like That by Fred Neher Wit and Wisdom
A humor column reflecting on aging with a playful birth anniversary puzzle. It also quotes religious belief advocating perseverance and the power of belief illustrated by historical figures and biblical verses. The piece blends a light tone with a call to try belief as a force for achievement.
Strength For The Day By Earl L. Douglas
A devotional urging readers to aim high and believe in themselves. It cites self confidence as essential, noting this is an ancient teaching echoed in the Bible and urging belief that one can accomplish necessary tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Douglas
D. D
The Arden Mystery Deepens in Shepherd&apos.s Court
Superintendent Spence probes David Hunter and Rosaleen Cloade as questions linger over the man in the morgue. Rosaleen denies knowing Enoch Arden, while Hunter defies police and awaits the inquest. The widow identifies no link to Robert Underhay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Rosaleen
Robert Underhay
Africa
Mr. Hunter
Spence
Robert
David Hunter
Shepherd’s Court
Rosaleen Cloade
Mrs. Cloade
Warmsley Vale
Timbuctoo
Mr. Arden
Mrs. Underhay
Enoch Arden
London
Arden
Rosaleen Cloude
Mavourneen
Alanna
Rowley Cloade
Roweley
Rowley
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