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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1929
Page
4
Consolidated from Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror carries a prayer section quoting a confession of praise to an holy Lord and King. The text reflects reverent devotional language shared across periodical prayer items.
The piece argues that Senate and House tariff bills raise taxes on everyday home goods, harming the American home. It cites President Hoover’s pledge to aid the home and urges him to oppose measures that burden households with higher prices for food, soap, clothing, and household items.
The Virginia Commission on Conservation and Development funds heat metal placards at historic sites to recount battles, settlements, and colonial events. Directed by H J Eckenrode the project aims to educate children, foster state pride, and draw tourists to the Old Dominion.
An exchange baggage agent notes travelers carry far less baggage than a decade ago reducing checks and burden on baggage cars. He cites lighter clothing for both women and men and shifts from trunks and suitcases to smaller bags. The trend eases handling tasks across rail routes.
A fragment highlights practical thrift in daily life with lines about buying what is needed almost anywhere and starting a trip with minimal possessions. It notes a Kansas University coed practicing by eating apples and keeping steady, while hinting that science may cure tuberculosis but not bigger bites.
The Detroit News recalls Sir Harry Lauder celebrating his fifty ninth birthday with a significant event aboard a ship, noting it was not a canoe and implying a grand occasion for all on board.
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