Winchester Star Notice Stub
The Evening Star entry notes postal service status at Winchester Virginia with a second class day designation for local mail processing.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1930
Page
4
The Evening Star entry notes postal service status at Winchester Virginia with a second class day designation for local mail processing.
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An AP distribution note states the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to certain uses of its content. The message emphasizes AP control over reproduction and publication permissions.
A religious extract cites Hebrews 1 1 2 declaring God spoke by His Son and names Jerusalem triumph and Messiah as King in a devotional prayer exhorting exalting song.
Washington Star notes two youths drove a car across the continental span in reverse for forty five days. The feat adds mock data on speedometer readings and shows an exhausted driver can sleep with the car moving, while mocking fame hungry publicity.
The piece laments aging ships the Florida Wyoming and Utah may be stripped or sunk to fund government costs. It argues heavy materials like brass steel and wood could be salvaged or repurposed to build skyscrapers rather than wastefully discarded at sea amid rising expenses and veteran funding pressures.
The Boston Globe reports Postmaster General Brown seeks to cut postal costs by reducing personnel and curtailing service in major cities. He suspects vacancies will lapse and frequent collections may be cut, aiming to curb expenditures even as critics doubt popularity and effectiveness.
A Birmingham News report questions the postwar scrap of battleships for potential revival projects. The piece casts doubt on the plan to send large quantities of fabricated steel for rearmament and warns about dangers of using warships’ remains in new military schemes.
A review discusses Sethe te ute and a gangster known in America who failed to gain asylum in Great Britain and was arrested by Belgian and German authorities. It notes US police sought only watchful eyes, while arrests abroad are simpler and immediate, hinting Europeans’ views on American crime.
An ad touts two glasses of water not too cold to aid constipation and adds a suggestion to mix a splash of Adlerika with one glass. The ad claims Adlerika acts on both upper and lower bowel, stops gas and sour stomach in 10 minutes, and relieves constipation in two hours with Baker's Drug Store.
Ambassador Dawes has spent weeks examining old French caves but has not yet disclosed the type of pipes used by cavemen. The lack of specifics delays understanding of prehistoric smoking practices.
Dr M F Echinacker longtime Shenandoah physician dies after attending a patient at Mount Clifton following a Boston trip for diabetes treatment. He became ill after returning at midnight and died within an hour with the return journey blamed for the fatal attack. Funeral set for 10 am Tuesday at his home with interment at Grace Reformed Cemetery Mount Jackson.
A reflective remark contrasts a dominating personality with modest earnings for bus drivers. It envisions future great men recalling hardships and boasting of riding to school with limousine windows open.
Discover the new French process that gives Melloglo Face Powder unmatched smoothness and long wear. The purest powder, tested color, promises not to pasty or flaky, nor irritate or clog pores, preserving a youthful bloom. Baker's Drug Store advertises Melloglo.
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