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A brief scripture note echoes Jeremiah verses about divine loving kindness. The fragment cites lines about God drawing and guiding with steadfast care.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1938
Page
4
A brief scripture note echoes Jeremiah verses about divine loving kindness. The fragment cites lines about God drawing and guiding with steadfast care.
The piece reviews four years of state alcohol control in Virginia since repeal of nationwide Prohibition. It praises Virginia’s state store system for hard liquor, notes mixed results for beer and wine goals, cites political issues, and discusses plans to promote grape culture and reduce high alcohol consumption. It contrasts state monopoly, licensing, and local options across states.
The Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals refused a writ of error in James H. Lockhart's case, upholding the Real Estate Commission's denial of a broker license to an illiterate man. The piece notes historical illiteracy levels in Virginia and highlights Herbert Weiss's work teaching adults to read, while citing local illiteracy statistics.
Senator McCarran faced threats to his career as he opposed a scheme to pack the Supreme Court. Nevada re nominated him by a large majority, while critics who backed the packing faced defeat or retirement. The piece credits independence in politics and notes continued public office for defenders of judicial integrity.
The new county clerk's office, built at a cost of 25 000 dollars, is to be ready for occupation by September 15. Charles P. McVicar becomes chairman of the annual Winchester Boy Scouts fundraising drive. For the second time in three weeks robbers try to break into Winchester Milling Co. safe.
Five years ago Winchester public schools begin the day with more than 2,000 students enrolled. Officials anticipate repeal within months as bonded distilleries raise liquor prices. Supervisors urge the School Board to file a report on savings from a central county school building.
Senator Carter and Representative Glass announce support for Democratic presidential candidate Al Smith. M. A. Doran is re-elected chief of the Winchester Police Department by the common council. A Garland Williams qualifies to practice before the Virginia State Court of Appeals. Dr J H Richard chosen by the local Kiwanis Club to represent them at the State convention.
Capt. G. W. Kurtz is elected president of the Virginia Undertakers Association for the 16th year. The Common Council adopts Dr. W. A. Bell's ordinance requiring fireproof public garages. Opening day at the Winchester Fair features many women's exhibits amid judging. A 30 horsepower Warren roadster for county roads is for sale.
Dr J P Hyde announces Valley Female College will open the year with larger enrollment than ever. Miss Lena A Kern presides at the annual report meeting of the local W C T U chapter. Arthur Leafe returns from a trip with 16 new finishing machines for Lewis Jones Knitting Mill. A jetty dance is hosted at John Bells home on North Main street by Misses Agnes Rebecca and Bessie Bell.
The fragment describes the Cosmopolitan Arts Association founded in 1854 to promote fine arts and literature with $3 yearly subscriptions offering engravings and gallery access at 548 Broadway. It lists notable names and governance by 28 councils, with representation from 20 states. The passage also includes assorted Q and A items on topics from Gettysburg flames to synchronized airplane guns and other curiosities.
Washington dispatch details maneuvering for the Calvert Magruder appointment as wage hour administrator. It notes TG C and Rufus Poole influence, Magruder leave of absence from Harvard, and Poole facing future bid. Also covers Senator Tydings, Leslie Biffle, and White House bridge plans amid broader political maneuvering and fund-raising strains.
The scene opens with Noel waiting in a wobbly outer room of Julian Paige's office. A busy desk girl, a fashionable perfume-woman, and a bus‑uniformed youth fill the tense, circling wait with hints of secrets behind the door marked Private.
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