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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1930
Page
4
The notice lists postal delivery and carrier subscription prices for one year six months and three months with amounts due in advance. It shows rates for mail and carrier delivery and mentions national advertising representatives in major cities.
A notice notes consolidation of The Morning News Item with The Weekly News and The Weekly Times plus additional local news sources for re publication rights and distribution. The statement emphasizes AP's exclusive rights to use and reprint news it produces.
A fragmentary church text citing Titus 3 8 on faithful living and the call to maintain good works. A devotional prayer asks the Lord to hide the speaker in His presence and guard the soul.
New York Times reports a White House Conference on Child Health survey tests how milk use by preschool children varies with family income across about sixty sections. It evaluates vaccination rates and preventive medicine, aiming to guide welfare work and public health efforts.
Newport News Daily Press reports Dean Inge of St Paul’s Cathedral known as the Gloomy Dean renews a controversial question. In his book Christian Ethics and Modern Problems he advocates two marriage forms a lifelong church ceremony and a state recognized limited contract for non vow life commitments. He notes some marriages may not be life-long contracts from the outset.
The piece argues marriage is a single idea, with a contract that remains constant whether the union is happy or unhappy. It critiques the notion of two views on marriage and suggests the church sanction anchors lifelong bonds despite outcomes. The Dean’s theory is described as overextended beyond practical facts.
The New York World reports the Inner City of Lowell chartered by Providence Rotary for the event proved hard to control amid the floating gallery. The piece argues the captain faced pressure from boastful backers and near-pressing spectators, likening the challenge to guiding a delegation at Mount Vernon.
The report lists prices for various farm products and commodities. It covers local wholesale and retail markets with figures for feed, dairy, poultry, hogs, lambs, wool, butter, eggs, and live poultry, along with Baltimore wholesale data for oats and eggs and prices for creamery butter and young chickens.
October records show the court orders Jones to stand trial locally. Hampden-Sidney College named residuary legatee of the late Dr. A C Swimley estate. Tom Ryan resigns Winchester Country Club post to join Belle Haven Country Club in Alexandria. Frederick Maryland banks report bogus twenty dollar bills in circulation. Miss Gladys Gillet wed Dr B M Knight Jr at Saint James Episcopal Church Richmond.
Police arrest a woman and a drunken man on September 16 1925. Officers discover two pints of liquor stashed in the woman's stockings. Local report notes declining apple yield as the fruit matures. Handley High School plans gridiron opener versus Charles Town High School. Rev. Robert B. Nelson elected chaplain of the Friendship Fire Company.
Miss Virginia Tayloe Boyd appears on set as the group of girls prepares to depart for college. The scene captures their excitement and plans for the new academic year.
Mutual Farmers Club of Frederick County hosted alfalfa talks at 8 Lupton and C E Koontz residence. Frederick County Sunday School Association opened its annual convention at First Christian Church. Rev Dr H Bone re-elected superintendent of the Virginia Conference Unit ed Brethren Church. John D Rockefeller declared he would not lend money to European nations for the war. Winchester Chamber of Commerce formed a committee to assist industries seeking a local site.
The Virginia State Corporation Commission issues charters and certificates of authority for Schmidt Baking Company of West Virginia to operate a bakery in Virginia with principal office in Winchester and a maximum capital of 50000 dollars. R Gray Williams named agent in charge. Clarence E Martin of Martinsburg WV serves as attorney.
The note riffs on a biblical scene with a humorous tone about Pharaoh's daughter rescuing a baby from danger. It mocks weakness and exaggerates doubt about rescue in a playful country-paper voice.
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