The Evening Star Ya A Daily Paper Note
A fragment notes the Evening Star publication pattern with daily issues excluding Sundays and a mention of Chester.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1930
Page
4
A fragment notes the Evening Star publication pattern with daily issues excluding Sundays and a mention of Chester.
Fragmented OCR shows advertising rate details with monthly in advance charges and a few names such as Devine Tenney and Corporal law York-Des Moines. Text is garbled but indicates subscription rates and terms.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a local newspaper notice restricting use of All news dispatches and local news published herein. Core elements indicate prohibition on redistribution within the paper's scope.
The excerpt presents a religious passage alluding to Jesus as slightly lower than angels, suffering death for humanity, crowned with glory. It includes a line about a child of hope and a gifted sop.
The Athens of America enjoys a three hundred year milestone as Boston earns praise from New York papers. The New York Herald Tribune lauds Boston Common as a symbol of enduring ideals and scholarship reflected by the statue of Lief Eriksson at Commonwealth Avenue near Cambridge and Harvard.
The New Jersey utilities board and railroads announce a multi year program to remove 973 dangerous grade crossings. The effort costs millions and will remove over twenty spots in 1931 as a national solution to grade crossing dangers. The piece argues safety is compromised by crossings despite safeguards and urges similar action in Virginia.
The text argues that regardless of driver culpability for risky maneuvers at grade crossings, a state that fails to eliminate crossings posing a life threat bears full responsibility when fatalities occur.
The New York World questioned reports that Dr G A I Sykes was retained at Belmont Park to make rain, charging $1000 per day for sunshiny weather, $2 for Saturdays, and a $2500 forfeit for each day without sunny results, casting doubt on his alleged apparatus and salesmanship.
The park officials verify Dr. Sykes status and the papers recount his score, noting a surprising claim about paying people to ensure fair weather. The text suggests odd financial arrangements linked to weather outcomes.
Beauties who guard their complexion use MELLO-Glo Face Powder, famous for even coloring approved by the Government. It claims a youthful bloom and lasting wear, made by a new French process. Baker's Drag Store advertises the product, while radiotelephone service expands among England Scotland Wales, and Argentina Chile Uruguay.
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