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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1935
Page
4
Notice outlines Winchester Virginia daily paper regulations including publication timing, postal status, and advertising rates. It lists subscription prices for various terms, display and classified ad costs, and Associated Press rights.
A compact religious quotation emphasizes focusing on truth honesty justice purity and virtue. The verse urges readers to think on things that are lovely good report and praiseworthy as guidance for daily conduct.
Editorial urges water service districts to fund aging systems and replace worn equipment. It argues neglect endangers community life and asks water engineers to unite under bodies like the American Water Works Association to educate the public and secure reliable water through organized advocacy.
National Industrial Conference Board estimates the five year federal deficit from 1930-31 to 1935-36 at about 17.6 billion dollars. Annual shortfalls rise from about 15 percent in 1930-31 to 125 percent in 1932-33 and 116 percent in 1933-34 with a 3.5 billion plus shortfall in 1934-35 and 3.892 billion in 1935-36. The total deficit to 1935-36 stands at 17.617 billion.
A reader quiz covers US consumption with thirty six million eaten last year. It explains phrase on the lap of the gods as implying perfection in effort but outcome depends on a higher power. It notes Thomas Paine as author of Common Sense and the Age of Reason.
This item presents trivia questions and answers from R. J. Scott's column, including the names Atalanta and Telemachus, and a note that Gemini represents the twins. It also shows a brief horoscope warning about those born on the day being thoughtful and excitable.
An Ohio American Legion post debated a resolution to urge safeguarding free speech and assembly, noting the U S and Ohio constitutions protect these rights. The post ultimately tabled the measure, reflecting on how support for the constitution clashes with dislike for certain subjects or people.
One year ago Andrew Bell tossed the first ball in a game between Front Royal and the Park nine. A mob seeks the life of the Slayers of a girl in Shreveport, while city receipts exceed fifty thousand dollars from automobile licenses. Police start a drive against untagged cars and tourists from northern states visit Winchester.
A Warren County collision left four people injured. Festival committees meet to finalize plans for the upcoming fete. An ancient coach en route from Harrisonburg draws attention during festival parades. Admiral Byrd extends stay in New Zealand by a week. State receives 125 land parcels for the Valley pike project.
Shirley Price found dead beneath a tractor with his loyal dog guarding. Brooklyn baseball club owner Charles H. Ebbitts dies. H F Byrd gubernatorial candidate opposes constitutional convention. Reports of apple damage denied. Harold Wissler of Mount Jackaoe is a hospital patient.
Twenty five years ago the Washington Post announced plans for a four day tour to Richmond through the Shenandoah Valley. Mrs. Jennie McPhail Johnson dies in Richmond. Walter Henry and Lilburn Garton narrowly escape drowning in Cedar Creek. Mrs. Ellen Dunlap dies at her Timber Ridge home. George W. Lemley dies in Illinois.
By virtue of an execution and in my hands I offer at public auction in front of the Court House on Saturday April 20 at 10 o'clock A M the Jordan Sport Coupe in good condition. Terms of Sale cash. Lee Barr Sergeant. (4-11-13-15-17-19-5t)
Consuelo battles for the dream of stardom as she and Louise contend for the finale. Stewart watches the rising gypsy, while Goldberg tightens control and the audience clamors for more. Consuelo declares she must have the marble palace now, not next year, and begs for his support.
Present and past rainfall data show none in the last 24 hours ending 8 a.m. April to date 2.62 inches and year to date 10.94 inches. The 22 year average is 34.61 inches. Monthly averages range from 1.94 inches in February to 3.88 inches in May.
Warner Bros Capitol presents Schneider's Yodeling Cowboys opening Saturday. The act features robust comedy, yodeling numbers, outdoor scenery, and a Stars and Stripes Forever on steel guitar. Doc Schneider and his steer-herding son perform with lively banter and sharp shooting. The show touts radio station fame and Mexico broadcasts.
Flamingoes in North Africa construct nests that rise two feet above water, with some conical structures dotting coastal lagoons as birds gather to breed.
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