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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1929
Page
4
The readable fragments present a legal notice style with generic phrases and biblical quotes. The OCR shows Associated Press copyright and republication rights, plus a biblical verse from Mark 2:27. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond AP.
A poetic invocation praising a holy day described as bright and blessed. The prayer-like verse contrasts sorrow with gladness and beauty, invoking divine light to uplift observers.
The report notes that Ver has chosen to follow the counsel of Attorney-General Mitchell in this matter, indicating prudent reliance on official guidance. The emphasis is on careful legal alignment and measured steps as the case progresses.
A Columbus State Journal report describes a proposed purchase involving Ringling Brothers and five competing circuses as control shifts in the American circus industry. It notes the lack of public details, hints at wider industry woes, and traces the Ringling legacy from humble Wisconsin origins to dominant tented shows.
The Roanoke Times reports on President and Attorney General actions regarding clemency for two wealthy defendants Sinclair and Day. Their lengthy court battles and defiance of Senate oversight culminate in prison while the administrations weigh public confidence and legal implications.
Norfolk Ledger Dispatch reports health expert Dr. William 5 Sadler in The American Magazine warns cars and machines will erode human mobility. He cites tests showing leg muscles weaker now than twenty five years earlier, predicting further weakening as automation rises, though others dispute the doom.
A brief note reports an unusual rise in a group or phenomenon, noting that there are more individuals or items than previously seen. The text emphasizes a growing count without detailing causes or precise numbers. It reflects observer concern over expanding presence.
New York Times reports doctors in Guayaquil used a nine foot boa constrictor to frighten paralytics and mentally ill patients. Some patients rushed from beds while others realized they could move after the scare. The piece notes cures are not lasting and hospitals are unlikely to adopt snakes for treatment.
Brucetown Virginia residents host relatives from Baltimore and nearby towns. Families such as Whitacre Smith Vincent Fleming Legge and McAboy visit Winchester Woodstock and White Hall while Mr and Mrs Swimley and others purchase cars and enjoy local dinners. One youngster, Dorothy Huyett Swimley, is ill under Winchester doctor care.
Advertises for old envelopes and stamps used before 1880. Seeks Civil War era postpaid items. Respond with information to P. O. Box 805 Winchester Virginia or P. O. Box 901 Roanoke Virginia dated 9 7 25.
An advertisement from The Wigginton Grading Machinery Company of Winchester Virginia promises substantial discounts on portable folding grading machines and packing house grading machines. The notice invites readers to send their names to receive a liberal discount.
Worldwide appeal to women to take Kruschen Salts daily in hot water for fat loss and improved health. It claims cleansing of waste matter and toxins while toning organs, yielding brighter eyes and a firmer figure. an 85 cent bottle offered with a money back guarantee.
A remark suggests using a yardstick to limit naval armament and a separate measure to curb lengthy congressional speeches. The speaker advocates concise debate to speed policy decisions.
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