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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1930
Page
4
The page shows advertising options with advance booking periods from one to six months and prices per insertion. It lists national reps Devine Tenney Corporation across New York Des Moines and Chicago.
A historical newspaper fragment notes that Associated Press dispatches are exclusive for republication and lists consolidation with The Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times The Weekly.
The text cites Titus 3 4 7 praising God's mercy and Jesus Christ as savior through regeneration and the Holy Spirit. It emphasizes being justified and made heirs of eternal life and ends with a prayer addressing Jesus as our hope and expectation.
Staunton News Leader argues for joint duty of parents teachers drivers and police to protect children as schools reopen. It cites New York experience showing fewer injuries when children are trained to look and drivers slow or stop near school zones.
A monument marks the home of General James L Kemper, key Confederate leader and Virginia Governor. Erected near Madison Mills, the tribute honors his military service and state leadership, to be unveiled at a soldiers reunion.
The article recalls General Kemper’s Civil War actions near Gettysburg and at Appomattox, his postwar effort to restore the state, and his beloved status among Maryland citizens, with many familiar sayings quoted as household words.
The Philadelphia Inquirer discusses personality development as a new college course. It notes personality may be partly inborn yet argues education can refine expression and influence, while questioning artificial cultivation versus natural gifts.
In the Cleveland Plain Dealer a quirky ad notes W. M. M. seeking ideas from embalmers on boosting business. A humorous line suggests selling embalming fluid to bootleggers to pre complete jobs before customers arrive.
Reports say the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad may take over the Winchester and West a Railroad to Wardensville. Dabney C. Harrison cites Judge Daniel Grinnan of Richmond who said Sunday baseball is illegal. Frederick County could save 13900 by consolidating almshouses with six neighboring counties.
September 13 1925 reports show many Winchester citizens volunteering to purchase acres for Shenandoah National Park. Mrs W A Baker elected president of the Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion. Otterbein Guild banqueted at Miss Pearl Brown’s South Kent street home. A blacksnake fought a chicken hen at William Palmer’s farm near Hayfield.
Banking interests of New York planned to loan to the Allies as England noted the European War cost. a city manager plan gained favorable votes from a joint City Council and citizen committee. a booster trip for local merchants was planned through Virginia counties and West Virginia. R Gray Williams became Handley Board president. Scott Grant selected by France to buy horses for the battle front.
Democrat Senator Sam Bratton announces plans to seek another term in New Mexico. The report notes former publisher Mr Hearst as a notable figure associated with a tip in France.
Screen director Luther Reed files divorce suit in Los Angeles accusing film actress Jocelyn Lee of hurling dishes during jealous rage.
Jessie Estelle James granddaughter of the famous bandit appears in Los Angeles court as plaintiff in a contract suit demanding 80 600 against a motion picture company.
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