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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1930
Page
2
The weekly Bible talk recalls Jeremiah’s defiant stand against rulers and people, his editorship in ancient times, and his dramatic trials. It notes his rejection by elites, rescue from a cistern by an Ethiopian eunuch, a real estate tale, and a tragic end.
The speaker discusses Jeremiah's critique of inherited guilt and the idea that laws come from the hearts of people. He links Jeremiah to modern law and prohibition debates, arguing that nations die but faith and reform outlive them. He envisions a future where people live as a church beyond national ruin.
The issue lists local wholesale prices for flour middlings mixed feed screenings and dairy feed with corn meal and cracked corn at several figures. It also shows eggs hedging between No 1 butter fat creamery butter and various chicken and poultry prices and ranges for hogs sheep lambs and steers. A retail market section gives flour prices 6.25 to 6.75 and dairy and seed meal figures plus lambs spring and young chickens pricing.
Local dealer announces a Ford De Luxe Week with in showroom displays of sedan coupe phaeton roadster and newly added models. Literature explains refinements luxury upholstery mohairs leather and carbon black tire technology highlighting economy and dependability. Dr A Edwin Keig win provides a quip about money and policy.
Albin Virginia note records Lew Jackson and family from Winchester visiting with friends. Tom Parlett now of Winchester and others visited Staddem Hawkins. Local residents called on neighbors and hosted guests including Mrs Carrie Clayton and Miss Mazie Snider. A line about prison medical statistics appears in the notes.
George Oenslager of B. F. Goodrich explains that tire tread color influences wearing qualities. He cites the history of tire color changes and how pigment choices impact performance and durability in everyday use.
Stephens City notes report at Lutheran church at 3 68 a m. Os Bell Shryock and Mr Tom Grove were guests of Miss Annie Shryock in CITY VA.
Ms B S Satine teases at the home of Mr P E Camp while Mr Russlél Bonner remains quite ill at his residence. The fragment records a social touchpoint with ill health noted for Bonner.
A fragmented note says the business of electing a new president is stalled as ballots in New York prepare for counting. It hints at a nonstandard process and unclear outcomes amid political tensions affecting the republican scene.
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