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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1930
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR fragment from a Winchester Virginia document shows scattered phrases about Star Co and second class posting. The readable parts offer little clear event or date. Further context is needed to identify a coherent news item or outcome.
A short religious fragment invokes the all seeing God and prays for spiritual growth and constant attention to divine knowledge. The visible text centers on a Biblical verse from Hebrews and a devotional prayer request.
Richmond obituary honors Major Charles M Stedman of North Carolina a former Confederate officer who rose from private to major and served nineteen years as congressman from the Greensboro district. It notes his legal career and views him as a living symbol of prewar Southern civilization whose generation is fading from public life.
A Staunton News Leader local market note argues that wholesale and retail prices are at decade lows and that goods produced under higher tariffs will rise in cost. It urges immediate purchases of broad household goods to maximize value before prices rebound and tariffs increase consumer costs.
In DJ circles the best wine is debated as visual critics weigh tariff levels on goods. Industry experts, including prominent sommeliers and merchants, argue tariffs impact pricing, availability, and consumer choice across markets.
Mrs. M W Searight argues the church should discard outdated dogmas and preserve essential religious truths to inspire nobler living. She urges liberal churchmen to view doctrines as evolving reflections of themselves and to avoid infallibility while serving broader spiritual values.
Middletown Virginia residents share weekend visits with Alexandria and Roanoke friends. The column notes Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Everly with children in Alexandria, Mr. and Mrs. Rife returning from Pontiac to Washon, Mrs. Si visiting sister near Stephens City, and multiple gatherings in and around Stephens City Front Royal and Opequon. Mrs. Mason Supinger shows improvement after illness.
A decree granted to Newlin and Puig Win ingadi to Newther B. Newlin cites desertion. The couple married August 2, 1920, in Lawrence Massachusetts. husband deserted around January 1, 1927. Decree dated September 15 orders costs paid by husband and attorney Donald L. Weems. neither party shall remarry for six months.
A testimonial-style ad claims Joy Bath removes corns calluses and hard skin aiding dancing and walking. It asserts relief from soreness and burning after 3 or 4 nightly baths and that roots lift out for strong feet. Baker's Drug Store and other druggists stock Radox Bath.
An Oklahoma dairy association survey shows farmers cut cotton acreage by eight percent in 1930 and notes the crop with the highest income also demands the largest feed expenditure.
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