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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1931
Page
4
The notice lists subscription options for The Evening Star with annual, semi annual, and monthly rates for mail and carrier delivery. It includes prices in dollars and cents and notes advertising representatives for national reach.
An ambiguous newspaper fragment from a local paper notes Associated Press credit rules and consolidation with The Weekly Times and The W Mirg. The text hints at republication rights and local news sourcing without detailing a specific event.
The text cites Psalm 33 verse 10 warning that the Lord nullifies the counsel of the heathen and renders the devices of nations ineffective. It presents a contrast between divine wisdom and human folly.
The piece lampoons a Soviet propaganda scheme in consumer fashion. It argues haberdashery stores push pajama designs resembling a Cossack coat with heraldic pockets to lure American men into Soviet–oriented customs. The column warns of creeping communism through daily routines and attire.
New Mexico cattle men allied with former interior secretary Albert B Fall petition President Hoover for a pardon. Fall, near Federal prison for a trust betrayal tied to the Doheny bribe, faces critical scrutiny as the case lingers in courts and public debate. The Newport News editor argues a pardon would undermine a hard won public trust verdict.
A New York Times piece notes that in Japan or China hair grows naturally straight yet an American girl uses a one heater device for permanent waving. The report hints at fashion demands shaping hair techniques globally.
A society figure tours Asia offering permanent wave services to clients in Japan and beyond. She and her mother fund travel with rapid business from both Western and local clients including a Tibetan princess and a Javanese royal granddaughter. A young prince fears the procedure but is reassured and approves the proceed. The May Asia magazine features the first instalment of Miss Guehring's ventures.
Berryville Virginia on April 23 reports Mrs. Percy M. Randolph hosted a bridge luncheon honoring Mrs. Ralph Richardson’s guests including Miss Bluford Richardson of Chicago and Clarke County and Mrs. Spencer of Chicago. Other attendees included Frances Richardson, Benjamin Randolph, Miss Katharine McDonald, and Mrs. Frank M. Wray. Multiple gatherings continued at Gentetiera and Milton Valley with various guests from New York, Chicago, and nearby cities.
Mr B T Busey describes Natex improving his bowels gastritis kidneys and rheumatism after months of treatment. He reports better digestion no gas vanished rheumatism gone and back pain eased allowing sound sleep. He endorses the tonic as beneficial for others with similar ailments. The Natex representative promotes the product at Peoples Service Drug Store.
Mary Vaughn, a New Jersey office worker and devoted sister to a crowded household, juggles parental care and a budding romance with football star Dick Baldwin. Bonnie pushes for dating leverage while Tim and Ted seek dollars for school projects as autumn winds swirl around a busy Paterson household.
A series of declarations announce Democratic primary candidacies in Frederick County Virginia for State Senate House of Delegates Commonwealths Attorney Commissioner of Revenue Treasurer Sheriff and Supervisory seats. Names include T Russell Cather Jos J Denny Boyd R Richards Luther Pannet E C Oates H E Shull Jacob H Beaver WM Erle Edwards Floyd M Brill B P Harrison Lee N Whitacre Holmes E McAboy and S M Chiles with August 4, 1931 primary date.
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