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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1934

Page

4

Advertising Rates and Deadlines From Local Office

Classified rates are two cents per word with a minimum charge of 25 cents. Memorials cost 150 dollars for four stanzas of four lines each. Display ads with borders must be in by 10 AM on publication day. Contract nationwide reps listed in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Des Moines and Atlanta.

Divine, Tenney Corp New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Des Moines Atlanta

Magnify the Lord Psalm Verse Adage Shared

A devotional fragment quotes Psalm 40 to urge praise and joy in seeking God. It emphasizes continual declaration of the Lord’s greatness by those who love salvation.

Reciprocal Tariff Authority Backed by Congressman Robert

Congressman A Willis Robert son argued in the House for giving the President power to forge reciprocal tariff treaties without Senate ratification and to cut tariffs by up to fifty percent. Major Robertson warned against self containment harming American farmers, citing the apple industry and the need to revive foreign trade through presidential authority.

A. Willis Robertson House of Representatives Senate Major Robertson Robertson Congress

Lawyers and Criminals in the Raleigh Register Opinion

The piece questions whether criminal defense counsel should face public censure for defending the accused and argues that every person, guilty or innocent, has a constitutional right to trial by jury and counsel. It notes that innocence does not negate the duty to provide legal aid and cautions against disrepute from dishonest defense work.

Raleigh Register United States

Steel wage rise eyed by steel industry leaders

Roanoke Times reports a planned ten per cent wage increase eyed by steel industry leaders as a barometer of broader labor market trends. Details on timing and affected plants are forthcoming from union officials and company executives.

Roanoke Times Steel Indus

The Little Brown School House Mystery Text

The text presents fragmented lines about living trees and apes with a question about 1933 auto fatalities totaling 30 500 and a legal term ex parte meaning on one side only.

United States

Large Industry Payroll Rise Aims Next Week

A broad industry move to implement pay raises across the sector could add up to 3,000,000 dollars monthly in payrolls. A 10 percent raise lifts the lowest earners by about 1.79 dollars weekly, with effects felt across higher wage levels. The measure, echoed by President Roosevelt on consumer purchasing power, aims to boost working-class buying power nationwide.

Roosevelt

Vicious dogs in McGraw prompt death sentences

Four attacking dogs in McGraw New York were condemned by a justice of the peace after mauling a girl. The piece warns owners that surly or vicious dogs are public nuisances and must be restrained or destroyed to protect neighbors.

Danville McGraw N. Y

Gaines to address Virginia educators in Boyce on April 6

Dr. Francis Pendleton Gaines president of Washington and Lee University will speak at the Northern Virginia Valley District meeting of the Virginia Cooperative Educational Association in Boyce on April 6. Also noted women from 40 states attend the annual convention of the Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform in Washington.

Francis Pendleton Gaines Washington and Lee University

Notable deaths and events in city briefs

Ten years ago notices include the death of George H. Wright aged 76 in this city and the obituary for James Edward Willard aged 59 who served as ambassador to Spain. The Senate investigates liquor sales at Daugherty residence. The school tax increase debate is set for April 7. Robert Y. Conrad Post of the American Legion to hold its second initiation on April 8.

George H. Wright Senate K Street Daugherty James Edward Willard Spain New York City Robert Y. Conrad Post The American Legion

Martin Insull Released on Bail After Court Appearance

Martin Insull, once a major financier and brother of Samuel Insull, appears in Chicago criminal court as bail is set at 50000 dollars. The hearing follows charges related to his involvement in former utilities empire activities.

Martin Insull Samuel Insull Criminal Court Chicago John O'Horrn John Northrup Insull Philip Finnegan

Fool's paradise haunts Tiggie in storm gloom

Tiggie wrestles with a heavy mood after Viola questions their happiness. He recalls peril at Slimby Rock and battles lingering doubts as rain and the Nightship siren amplify his angst. Harvey's blunt behavior and a tense confrontation at the inn push him toward a stormy exit.

Tiggie Viola Harvey Slimsby Point Joe Penny Tommy

Rainfall totals and averages from Winchester data

Present and past rainfall figures show 0.53 inches in the last 24 hours ending 8 a.m. and 5.52 inches year to date. The 21 year average monthly values are listed with January 2.41 and December 2.34 inches, among others, based on Winchester Laboratory records.

Winchester Research Laboratory

Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Calomel

An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a safe laxative aid. It claims two pounds of bile should flow daily and that the pills gently release bile to improve digestion, prevent foul breath and headaches, and restore vitality.

Carter C. M.co

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