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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1928
Page
4
The Evening Star records consolidation of the Morning News The Weekly News and The Weekly Mirror in Winchester Virginia. The notice notes post office class matter and publication details for the merged Western Star Publishing Co. operated week by week.
Rates show mail and carrier options for one year six months three months and one month in advance. Also mentions Associated Press credit and exclusive republication rights for the newspaper and local news.
Daily Bible selections guide memory and heritage for children. Wisdom from Ecclesiastes 7 19 strengthens the wise more than ten mighty men. Prayer asks for divine counsel and wisdom.
The piece contrasts Hoover’s four to five read speeches and silence with Smith’s vigorous extemporaneous campaign. It argues voters tire of guarded, party propaganda and urge more than complacency from government, calling for humanized leadership, energy, and accountability.
The speaker argues for broad national reforms with vision and statecraft akin to the Federal Reserve Act. They criticize Republican panics and urge vigorous red blooded leadership from the Democratic party and its presidential and congressional candidates as the campaign unfolds.
The Baltimore Sun notes that critics once doubting Mr. Hoover’s speaking gifts were impressed by a Jersey City theatre talk. Hoover conceded his limits yet spoke plainly, saying voters face great problems and that his brief remarks conveyed more than months of campaign rhetoric.
The Pathfinder national weekly reports Hoover 238315 to Smith 197408 among its readers with regional splits. Virginia and New England show mixed support and Southern states trend against the Democratic party, while overall former Democrats edge former Republicans by 373. The editor warns straw votes are only indicative.
The Republican denials of Herbert Hoover’s involvement in wartime wheat price fixing are challenged by a columnist who cites Hoover’s 1917 testimony and a 1919 account. The piece argues Hoover urged price controls and questions the campaign’s attempt to shift blame to President Wilson.
Eastern Standard times plus daylight adjustment list shows stations in New York Philadelphia Boston and more with hourly programs from 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM. Activities include dance music orchestra talks variety hours Republican National Committee broadcasts and musical performances across major networks in multiple cities.
A Bible talk discusses applying a guiding principle rather than rules, urging believers to abstain from actions that could cause others to stumble. It defends prohibition, praising the eighteenth amendment as civilization advances and critiques affluent hypocrisy and lawbreaking by officials.
The passage discusses personal liberty and meat offered to idols. Paul argues that if eating meat offends a brother, one should refrain. The young carry flasks and mock prudence while wealth and politics are touched, yet the core is moral restraint for community harmony.
Judge Henry C. McDowell of the Federal Court in Lynchburg writes an opinion on Dempsey Tunney fight films seized earlier. The ruling holds that federal laws ban interstate transport but do not constitutionally stop public exhibition after transportation is complete.
Bainbridge C. Trennum, long resident of Romney and now in Westernport Maryland, is believed by locals to be the country’s oldest Civil War veteran at 112 after celebrating his birthday. He fought at Gettysburg, reads without glasses, and has 33 children and 220 grandchildren. Tampa Cuba exhibition invitation linked to Gasparilla carnival planned for January February.
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