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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1930
Page
4
A garbled notice references national advertising representatives for the Evening Star Weekly alongside Associated Press credits. It mentions Des Moines Chicago and a consolidation note with Morning News Item and The Mirror.
Fragmentary passage appears to reference a high priest and guardian figures with phrases about a great high priest and heavenly realms. The readable lines show repeated segments and possible garbled names, yielding no clear event, date, or location to identify a concrete news item.
Former Senator James A. Reed returns from three months in Europe and offers no clear view on Europe’s condition or economy. The piece notes his cautious stance and lack of critical prescriptions, contrasting with travelers who publish bold judgments. His remarks are deemed unimpressive and suitable for quarantine framing.
A New York World piece notes David Lloyd George adopting a sleek modern hairstyle, signaling a shift in image. The commentary reflects American media caustically on political metamorphosis, hinting at past leaders and national concerns about public perception.
The author muses on sculptors and cartoonists who depict public figures. Sculptors face uncertainty about capturing a subject’s beard while cartoons lock into a single trick after drawing a leader one way. The piece suggests cartoonists should stick to what they know, much like sculptors with facial hair.
National Society for the Prevention of Blindness and the National Safety Council report that 10 000 eyes were saved and 46 000 000 in two years across 583 plants employing about half a million workers. Safety goggles prevented injuries from molten metal splashes and chemicals, reducing eye damage and costly replacements.
An obituary praising James Oscar Talbert for a life of service to friends country and Maker. It honors his unselfish spirit and motto others not self and recalls his childhood bonds and spotless military record. The note ends with reflections on fate and a blessing.
Blacksburg Commandery No. 32 received the Wooding trophy at a Blacksburg Masonic event. Right Eminent Sir George C. Scarborough presented the trophy, with W. M. Brodie accepting. Past Commanders W. J. Phillips Culsper and T. Y. Houchins among others attended. local talent performed a musical program.
Damrosch announces a revival of the radio music series with a final A B and C concert reprogrammed from earlier works. The May 1 performance will feature a special extra concert. Series A will follow similar plans to tests, with children introduced to the orchestra and instrument characteristics. Series B emphasizes rhythms and tempos, while CG highlights forms used by composers and features a Beethoven symphony and pieces like Saint-Saëns Sorcerer's Apprentice.
A course outline for Series D Tynes targets high school and college age players in November. The programs cover a broad range of training and competition activities across multiple teams including Dukes Battle of the Lisst and The Co Taylor.
Path finder Magazine notes New Guinea natives carry money on a string or device since they lack pockets. The remark contrasts with critics in Berlin who dismiss such traditions as farcical.
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