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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1930
Page
4
Damaged text fragment from a historical newspaper page contains partial phrases about rates and advance payments and mentions Associated Press and multiple paper names. No clear event, person, place, or date readable to summarize as a complete item.
Excerpt presents a biblical quotation from Hebrews 2 2 3 stressing the steadfast word of angels and the warning against neglecting salvation. It includes a prayer praising God's enduring power in creation and perpetual reign.
A Baltimore Association of Commerce study prompts the Old Trade Association of Baltimore to offer job preferences for men aged 40 to 45 in service stations, plant and truck work. The opinion cites untapped middle aged labor and urges broader support for older workers where experience matters.
Forbes discusses international reprisals after Smoot Hawley tariff passage. Nations embargo low priced U.S. autos and consider further moves to cripple American exports. In Canada, King’s anti American party loses to Bennett. Fletcher named Tariff Commission chair, with limited expectations for swift adjustments.
Capon Bridge notes report the opening of The Bridge High and Graded schools with new faculty from Salem Tennessee and other locals. Community events include a Methodist Women’s party, Church of Christ picnic at Bubbling Springs, and various illness updates and family visits across Capon Bridge and nearby towns. Bettie Jeanne Willey from Washington wins a Majestic radio contest, tied to Capon Bridge families.
A damaged OCR fragment provides limited details on a local public action with unclear date and involved entities. The readable items suggest a notice about a proceeding or sale but lack concrete dates or names. Further clarification is needed to determine scope and deadlines.
The article argues that the nation will justify billion-dollar rail facilities as economic recovery methods. It critiques business pessimism, noting past depressions were followed by expansion and profits. It warns against reacting to market bottoms, urging proactive investment by future leaders.
A memorial service was held at 2 p m in memory of the late Rev Dr Beverley. Rev D H Rhodes of Tome attended and the community welcomed his presence with gladness.
Frederick County deeds admitted to record by the Circuit Court clerk list transfers to various grantees. Names include W. E. Smith ét ux to the Commonwealth of Virginia, H. A. Punkhouser, Elta W. and others. Parcels range near Gore and East State Hawt nite, Winchester Front Royal highway, Brucetown, Gainesboro district with nominal or modest sums.
Charles A Renner sells land one mile west of Winechester to M Richards and O C Holliday. Parcel on Vapike just south of The Elms. Consideration five thousand two hundred dollars. Unclear details in OCR.
Market notes list daily wholesale prices for wheat flour bran mixed feed corn meal butter and animal products. Entries show varied figures for butter, chicks, pigs, lambs, sheep, steers, and cows reflecting typical farm market activity.
An ad claims Vinol mineral salts lift strength to 1000 pounds and curb fatigue. It praises iron calcium and cod liver peptide for sleep, appetite, and energy, urging nervous, wornout people to try the tonic from Baker's Drug Store.
An old advertisement touts Carter's Liver Pills as a remedy for liver and bile issues. It warns against substitutes for Mother Nature and urges readers to trust Carter's brand as a purifying laxative.
Wedding guests recall a quirky procession as the bride and groom passed beneath a makeshift arch fashioned from sauce pans. An alternative arch of car openers was suggested but not chosen.
In the sticks region a man can be courteous without prompting surprise or fear as he etches a quiet mark.
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