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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1928
Page
4
A fragment notes printing terms and publication details for Winchester Virginia papers The Evening Star The Weekly News and The Weekly Mirror. It mentions second class matter status and daily publication except Sundays.
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The passage states that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of AP dispatches whether credited or not and to all local news published in the paper. It defines ownership and licensing terms for reprinting.
U. S. Senate hopeful Claude A. Swanson joins T. W. Harrison as they campaign for federal office. Supporters tout policy contrasts while voters prepare for upcoming nomination race and statewide contest.
Parents are urged to have children memorize daily Bible selections as priceless heritage. Be not hasty and guard your spirit for anger rests in fools. May we produce the fruit of the Spirit including love joy peace long-suffering gentleness goodness faith meekness and self-control.
The award cites Secretary of War Newton D. Baker for exceptionally meritorious service during World War I. It notes his leadership in organizing and completing a vast military program that supplied American arms, praising his honesty, efficiency, and wartime restraint against graft. Friends in Virginia will be pleased by the late recognition.
Robert Jones Jr., known as Wy Atletta, claimed the National Amateur Championship with a 10 and 9 win over Phil Penn, extending his hold with four of five amateur laurels. The victory confirmed his exceptional mastery on a challenging course and drew praise from friends and followers.
The Georgian, now a world sportsman par excellence, receives plaudits from fellow Americans and followers of the sport for his continuous nine year rise and eight major Emirates in six years.
C B Momsen Joseph Biden and Edward Kalimoski piloted a 6000 pound diving bell to 136 feet. They surfaced in under eight minutes three divers returning with no injuries. All three served as divers on salvaging S 51 and S 4 wrecks and faced undersea perils for future submarine crews.
The Petersburg Progress Index notes Virginia's 1920 vote for Cox 141,670 and Harding 87,456 with a 52,214 Democratic lead. In 1924 Davie led Coolidge 189,797 to 78,450, a 76,438 margin, and predicts a bigger total vote in the next election with increased Democratic turnout despite Republican gains and Republican attacks on the party.
A reader asks whether a government formula for home brewed alcohol would become mandatory if Al Smith wins election. The inquiry notes the neighbor already has a satisfactory recipe and does not want change.
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