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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1932
Page
4
Publication statement from The Evening Star Pub Co of Winchester notes daily edition with Sunday exclusion and consolidation with Morning News Item and several weekly papers.
A standard credit line states the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish its news dispatches and locally published material within this paper.
A historical notice lists subscription prices for various terms and carrier rates. It notes annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly options with advance payment amounts. The item also cites national advertising representatives in New York Des Moines Chicago.
A devotional line proclaims joy in executing God’s will. The text quotes Psalm 40 8 praising the law hidden within the heart.
The Manufacturer's Record argues for strict economy in public spending while stressing that funding needed projects now can employ idle labor and lower material prices. It warns that drastic budget cuts in public works weaken confidence and increase unemployment, urging timely construction of water, sewer, roads, and safety projects to save costs over the longer term.
Roanoke World News reports the death of internationally known biographer and author Gamaliel Bradford at his Massachusetts home after a protracted illness. Bradford dedicated fourteen years to researching See the American and produced Confederate Portraits. His aim was to illuminate character rather than deliver a military life study of Lee.
The New Englander releases a compassionate Lee study followed by praise for an English military portrait of Jackson and a striking Grant study by a South Carolinian, highlighting a pattern of insightful, character driven analyses.
The Sino-Japanese war has disrupted Far East trade with China boycotting Japanese goods. 70 percent of Japan's exports went to China, with cotton piece goods at 27 percent, sugar at 9 percent, and print paper at 8 percent. If Manchuria is retained, Japan may offset losses. else a League forced retreat could end in a costly war.
The Charleston News argues that a $1 daily federal payment to the unemployed could enable 1.2 million people in the South to live luxuriously with their families. It questions why colored farmers would work if they receive $1 a day and likens the idea to a return to old promises rather than the 40 acres and a mule.
Catarrh sufferers with head noises and reduced hearing are warned these symptoms can precede deafness. A medical remedy, Parmint Double Strength, is promoted to reduce Eustachian tube inflammation and balance ear pressure. One tablespoon four times daily in hot water with sugar is advised for quick relief.
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