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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1935
Page
4
An antiquated advertising page outlines subscription prices by mail and carrier, including yearly, monthly, and weekly options. It lists memorials and cards of thanks pricing, display ad rules, deadlines, and national reps forAd placements.
An Associated Press credit notice appears stating AP holds exclusive rights to publish dispatches and local news content in this paper. The text serves as a republication disclaimer for news items credited to AP or not, and confirms rights to local material.
A devotional line quotes Psalm 42 6 expressing a soul's cast down state and turning to remember God. The excerpt mirrors spiritual struggle and faith seeking consolation.
The Executive Committee fixes the festival dates for May second and third after weighing bloom timing and weather forecasts. They consider April rain and late blooms, hotel demand during Easter weekends, and the need to avoid conflicts, aiming for optimal blossoms and sunny weather.
On this date Paul Revere's famous midnight ride warned of British forces. Mrs Grundy is an imaginary neighborly figure epitomizing strict etiquette and conventional opinion. Bats can see. all species have eyes and vision.
The article describes an eleven story terrace garden at the RCA building with 3000 tons of soil 600 tons of rock and 100 trees. It notes nearly 100000 gallons of water daily and compares the project to ancient terrace farming while highlighting the labor and ingenuity involved.
Suburban housewives ordered by doctors to town or a rest cure from their gardens fight drought soot polluted air faulty vents stray debris and erosion. The text muses that gardens exist to worry and traces this conflict through ancient traditions and urban life.
Cumberland Times notes a Dun and Bradstreet bulletin on April 12 predicting a sustained rise in business after March. It cites government relief programs, strong retail demand, growing orders, and broad industrial strength as factors backing a durable expansion despite prior recessions.
The American Cosmeticians Association urges strict adherence to 1935 beauty rules, predicting women will diverge from the 1934 images. It notes many adopt platinum hair styles inspired by current icons, signaling a shift in appearance trends.
The era’s beauty trend moves away from dramatic dark powders to golden locks and peach glow skin. Cosmeticians declare women should look more feminine, prompting men to wonder if tomorrow’s appearance will match today’s familiar wives.
A deeply spiritual pageant titled The Wise and Foolish Virgins will be presented tomorrow evening at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church as part of pre Easter devotion and consecration services. Special scenery music and dramatization heighten the service. Tonight the Rev. Wallace M Brashears preaches Jesus Christ What Are His Proper Rights in the World of Men. All are welcome.
Shenandoah Valley Academy suspended classes for Easter vacation with students leaving yesterday to visit relatives in various cities. Classes resume Tuesday. Handley schools observe Friday as a holiday. Two days of Easter vacation at Handley postponed for use during the Apple Blossom Festival May 23.
The Rev I D Bowman evangelist preaches at First Brethren Church this week. Tonight's service begins at 7 45 o clock and invites all to attend these special services under the topic The Unpardonable Sin.
Hable's Palace presents Fay Wray Cesar Romero and Henry Armetta in Cheating Cheaters at the Palace Theatre for today. A Fox News and Andy Clyde short Its the Cats accompanies. Friday features Claire Dodd Alice White Jack LaRue and George E Stone in Secrets of the Chateau with Rustlers of Red Dog vaudeville acts and a Scrappy Cartoon.
The report lists the past 24 hours ending 8 a.m. no rain. April to date 2.62 inches. Year to date 10.94 inches. The 22 year average is 34.61 inches. Monthly averages are given for each month from January to December with values from 2.30 to 3.88 inches.
Our shop is equipped for lathe work and our machinists assure perfect gear production. We handle special or experimental jobs as well as volume orders and will figure on your requirements to guarantee satisfaction.
The first Tournament of Roses parade occurred in Pasadena in 1889 inspired by Nice Carnival of Flowers. Initial name Battle of the Flowers, later renamed by the Tournament of Roses association. The piece notes the ancient southern temple site linked to Mound Builders near Norris Dam.
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