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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1940
Page
4
Ad fragment lists subscription rates and terms for Winchester Evening Star with months and prices but details are incomplete leaving reader unsure of exact offers and dates.
A religious reflection notes Jeremiahs assertion of youth and speech fear. God commissions him to deliver divine commands to nations, promising support despite apparent weakness. The passage emphasizes obedience over personal limitations and the sovereignty guiding prophetic mission.
Britain plans five new battleships of 35 000 tons and four more of 40 000 tons. These ships, with speeds over 30 knots, aim to outrun German pocket battleships. By 1943 Britain and France would field 34 capital ships, strengthening naval dominance amid war risks.
The article notes Britain plans a $9.3345 billion war budget for the coming fiscal year with higher taxes on tobacco, alcohol, postage, and new sales taxes. It highlights public support for the burden and aims to boost exports while curbing imports, except for wartime needs.
Reprinted editorials note Scandinavia reports of German parachute troops with limited success. They compare Soviet air power in the 1930s, remarking that parachute units risk destruction or capture, and predict little impact on the Norwegian campaign.
Hugo envisions a future where war yields to peaceful global markets and open minds. He foresees universal suffrage, sovereign senates, and arbitration as Europe’s Parliament, with weapons surrendered to museums as public memory. The United States of America and Europe are pictured uniting across the sea.
A Portland Oregonian note traces the word tomato to Nahuatl tomatl and argues pronunciation should guide usage toward tomahto. The editorial elsewhere praises lemon dressed tomatoes and vivid family garden memories from Aunt Mary, amid a lighthearted tomaylo tomahto exchange.
Mary Louise Place and Harry White win prizes in the kiddie division on the parade's opening night. Cecil Parker named valedictorian of Boyce High School senior class. Mr and Mrs Harry Boxwell celebrate birth of a son.
Five years ago Lefty Jewett and Dick Duvall led The Park to two opening victories against Millwood and Hagerstown. A mother and two young boys drown while fishing in Shenandoah near Riverton. two others swim to shore as the boat overturns. Winchester and the valley see heavy traffic as apple blossoms peak.
Ten years ago the National Fruit Co sponsors a program on a national hook up called the Danny Cook. Over 200 natives are killed in a traffic storm and tidal wave on coast of India. Damage to apples in this section by the recent cold snap is reported to be slight.
Council accepts bid from J. H. and E. L. Henry to lease the city auditorium at 800 dollars per year. Allied forces push Germans near Ypres as British French and Belgian troops hold the line. Russians claim victory over Austro German forces on the Eastern front. Judge and Mrs A C Carson and their two young daughters arrive in San Francisco from Manila for a visit.
James P. Reardon speaks at the 20th annual Sigma Phi Delta Society celebration in Shenandoah Valley Academy. Mrs. W. V. Hodges hosts a parlor social for the local WCTU on its 15th anniversary. Board of Trade plans a Winchester area booklet highlighting regional advantages.
The reader is presented with seven quiz prompts about language, art, travel, universities, elements in solar spectra, primary schedules, and Hawaiian flora and culture, asking for factual identifications and state-specific timing details.
A quick guide highlights the preferred form should have liked to go over the common error should have liked to have gone. It stresses conciseness and correct tense, urging writers to choose direct past infinitive constructions in modern usage.
A public health column argues cancer is not the killer alone but ignorance and neglect. It explains cancer basics, progression from localized growth to metastasis, and treatments like surgery and radium or X rays. It includes Q A about nail decay and notes seven Clendening pamphlets offered by the paper.
The Dot World estimates about 175 recognized Pg breeds. The Kennett Club recognizes 104 breeds.
In a tense confrontation, the narrator admits to killing Alfred in the rose arbor by using a trowel and a knife, staging a death to look like murder by hyping the wrong alibi. He explains the sequence from dispute to the staged tableau and the river escape, seeking truth and release through confession.
A columnist argues advertising increases turnover and lowers prices for consumers while boosting goods quality. Citing the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association, the piece notes camera prices fell from 30 to 15 dollars over ten years with modest ad costs of 54 cents per unit, benefiting middle and upper income shoppers.
A compiled Q A from Frederic J. Haskin answers readers questions on topics from British flags in Williamsburg to earth weight wool composition foreign agents and notable legal cases. It lists sources and brief facts including the Savoia airplane speed and the Fourteen Diamond Ring Case.
A Washington DC information bureau advertises a WORD BOOKLET to improve speech and writing in English. It highlights over 2,000 commonly misused words and encourages sending ten cents via coupon to receive the booklet.
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