Winchester Notice of Second Class Publication
At the Winchester post office in Virginia a second class publication is issued by the Star Bubing Co. Winchester Virginia.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1930
Page
4
At the Winchester post office in Virginia a second class publication is issued by the Star Bubing Co. Winchester Virginia.
The notice details subscription costs in advance for one year six months three months and one month with carrier options and provides the national advertising representatives Devine Tenney Corporation covering New York Des Moines and Chicago.
The fragment appears to be a copyright and attribution notice from a newspaper page, naming the Associated Press and multiple paper titles. It explains re publication rights and local news credited to AP and the papers listed. No event or person is described beyond publication credits.
A devotional line emphasizes God’s grace that brings salvation to all people. It urges denial of ungodliness and worldly desires to live soberly and righteously in this world while awaiting the glorious appearing of Jesus Christ. The verse reflects a gentle yet mighty divine presence.
The article surveys clergymen in the United States weighing prayer for rain amid drought. It notes Baptist ministers in Louisville endorsing prayer as drought relief, while theologians debate prayer’s efficacy and the extent of miracles in modern faith. It argues religion should guide ethics and courage rather than claim miraculous control of nature.
In Rocky Mount Virginia Zyman is under arrest for a murder committed twenty three years ago. Edward D Saul identified as Ira J Turner faces doubt as families and acquaintances place him elsewhere. Police weigh conflicting identifications while seeking conclusive evidence for conviction.
A Virginia case questions whether the man is Saul or Turner as detectives face an exam of clues. Authorities aim to determine if the detectives are equal to the task.
A rattlesnake in a plane’s cockpit was thrown overboard after biting the flyer, who was a mile high. The column humorously warns of other hazards from air travel and everyday objects dropped from aircraft, urging caution for future high altitude travel and in-flight items.
An English origin sport called jumping balloon or hopping blimp uses a gas filled balloon to lift the rider with a jump and touch off each time. Aiming to trap over fences and trees, it promises quick long trips when wind favors the flyer.
The county high schools face an eight month term after the Survey Commission recommended eight months for this session. The State Board of Education requires counties to eliminate high school tuition from utilization act funds. Frederick County collects about $5,000 annually from tuition, making nine months untenable with current income. The school board already contracted teachers for the term.
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