Notice of Prosperous Way in the Lord
A brief religious notice quotes Genesis 24 56 proclaiming that the speaker is discouraged by none since the Lord has prospered their path, signaling gratitude and blessing.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1948
Page
4
A brief religious notice quotes Genesis 24 56 proclaiming that the speaker is discouraged by none since the Lord has prospered their path, signaling gratitude and blessing.
Readers asked which non Virginia papers offer the most stimulating editorials. The list, in order: St Louis Post Dispatch, Wall Street Journal, Washington Evening Star, New York Daily News, Baltimore Sun, Chicago Daily News, New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle, Christian Science Monitor, New York Herald Tribune.
A Department of Commerce study on long term regional income trends finds per capita gains from 1929 to 1947 were strongest in the Southeast and Northwest, with the Far West and Middle Atlantic joining the top ranks. Overall income rose from 680 to 1323 dollars, narrowing regional gaps and signaling lasting structural change in the nation’s income pattern.
National data show savings rates turning downward after seven years of rapid growth. Consumers may be drawing on savings for living costs or investing in homes and durable goods. The trend suggests less inflationary pressure, with a possible risk to the boom unless government outlays rise to sustain demand.
Defense Secretary Forrestal rebutts Henry A. Wallace and the Progressive charge that the Truman administration and big business seek war. He counters with four points: demobilization after World War II, bipartisan support for defense, Soviet aggression, and burdens on business. He condemns Wallace’s slanderous rhetoric and links it to imperialism accusations about Count Bernadotte.
The article notes Harold E Stassen, newly named president of the University of Pennsylvania, declined to accept a house until his wife could inspect it. It lauds the wife’s role in choosing and furnishing a home, suggesting men should leave such matters to women. Mr Stassen is portrayed as a wise man.
H. B. McCormac Jr named a director and G. T. Binner Jr chairman of the Junior Board of Trade as a turtle derby plans take shape. Fire crews battled a blaze at Robinson cold storage where debris from the Fred Glaize building and contents were gutted in an Aug 5 fire.
Five years ago in 1943 the extreme western end of the front across Italy from coast to coast saw a breakthrough with a general advance along the Fifth and Eighth Army lines. Senator Downey predicted a quick surrender or destruction of Germany.
Miss Anne Preston Starling states Dr W A Burke will head the dental clinic in Stephens City while Mayor C R Anderson attends the state fair in Richmond. John H Rosenberger urges Rotary on voting importance. 1923 note recalls William Carroll Alexander elected lieutenant governor of New York. Kiwanis at Binghampton convention. Dr P W Boyd informs Staunton physicians at Valley of Virginia Medical Assn meeting.
In 1898 work began July 25 on Braddock Street Methodist Church remodeling. The paving project finishes soon while Capt. J. B. Beverley prepares a new home nearby.
A short playful quiz asks 10 questions covering horse vocalization wind measurement tools legends of Coventry the Father of Medicine a hockey disk author of a book on colonial exploitation Olympic host city 1952 Henry Wallace running mate and Walter Reuther’s title for the UAW.
Berlin dispatch notes the Soviet union plans a large oil refinery in Siberia using equipment seized from eastern Germany. Neue Zeitung reports three German plants already moved with four more slated for removal in winter or spring.
Discovery of new drugs in recent years provides a medical weapon against allergic disorders. Benadryl injections show prompt relief in stubborn cases of hives and severe asthma, though oral doses can cause adverse reactions. Sleepiness from IV benadryl implies injections require medical supervision at home or hospital.
A compact list of crossword entries and their clues across and down. Terms include Bulging earthen jar Growl Shut and more as well as related down clues like Rounded convex molding and New Zealand parrot.
Samuel J. Novick, a radar equipment tester during the war, drew ire from a cameraman as he entered the House Un American Activities Committee hearing room in Washington. He later consented to pose for photographs.
Belgium's National Bank moves to remain independent from private interests without full nationalization. Finance Minister Gaston Eyskens pushes a bill to preserve executive freedom, appointing the governor and directors by the king or regent, and limiting state advances to the finance minister.
A recently signed pact fixes advances at 10 billion francs with Belgian francs worth 229 million. The bank's capital doubles via state subscription, drawing criticism from financial circles and the press. Critics say abdication of the bank leaves ministers in control and shifts heavy responsibility to the finance minister.
The Chicago fire of 1871 burned 17 000 buildings and caused damage estimated at 168 million dollars, marking a disaster that reshaped the city and its rebuilding efforts.
Public safety notice urges drivers to avoid discarding lighted cigarettes from vehicles this fall to prevent wildfires and protect nearby forests and communities.
The Church must stay holy and distinct from worldly aims while engaging the world with divine purpose. It should rebuke sins and heal moral ills, yet avoid identifying with secular enterprises, preserving a purified, service‑oriented mission.
Poirot finds Rosa Roseleen Cloade dead at Furrowbank with a mysterious note and poisoned powders nearby. David Hunter accuses the clan of murder, while Superintendent Spence quietly questions whether Rosaleen killed herself or was a target of blackmail. The case hinges on London alibis and the vanished drama of a family estate.
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