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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1929
Page
4
The Evening Star published daily at Winchester Virginia shows consolidated papers and lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions. Rates include one year three six and one month options with advance payments.
A fragmentary religious verse praising the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The text cites Matthew 28 5 6 and includes a prayer proclaiming the King’s triumph over death. The faded excerpt captures seasonal Easter devotional sentiment.
A Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch column critiques State Motor Vehicle Commissioner James H. Hayes Jr for claiming nine of ten highway accidents are caused by young lovers driving with one hand and necking with the other. The piece mocks the statistic, urges focus on two handed driving, and argues against overzealous enforcement while preserving romance as headlights glare.
A Georgia mountaineer unaware of prohibition is lured by a federal proposal to produce 2,000,000 gallons of liquor for medical use. The tale mocks his naivete while noting many urbanites share similar ignorance, illustrating misplaced amusement at his expense.
The Portsmouth Star urges frequent family auto inspections citing overlooked mechanical defects. The Baltimore Automobile Club and police inspected 193 354 cars and found over 31 300 requiring brake adjustments to ensure safety.
Regular checks of steering gear and lighting are essential for safety. A mechanic should inspect car operation every 50 miles to reduce risk of accidents and keep vehicles roadworthy.
Minneapolis Evening Tribune notes Springfield Minnesota hosts its annual sauerkraut festival on Thursday September 12 with local spotlight on the event and community parade.
Fifteen thousand attendees expected for a Riverside Park concert headlined by The Sauerkraut Band. Congressman Clague and State Senator Henry N. Benson will deliver tributes to sauerkraut's role in national building from early New Amsterdam to the present.
A Sunday Bible talk recalls Nehemiah and Ezra in Jerusalem as they read the Law before a vast crowd at the Water Gate. Interpreters translate Aramaic Hebrew to teach and inspire, with tears of joy and a call to celebrate life with food and fellowship.
The author laments constant religious solemnity shaping society. He warns that public adulation of Colonel Lindbergh invites escapism from fame. He suggests avoiding oceanic flights and connections to presidential lineage to dodge publicity.
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