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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1932
Page
4
Daily publication details from Winchester Virginia era paper list delivery days and subscription costs. Mentions carrier routes and national ad reps Frost Landis and Kohn in New York Atlanta Chicago Detroit.
Poetic line from Revelation 4 11 proclaims worship to the Lord for created all things and for his pleasure they exist. The text emphasizes divine worthiness glory honour and power attributed to the Creator. It reflects a devotional sentiment urging reverence and praise.
The Fredericksburg Free-Lance Star argues the national budget reaches four billion this year and taxes per person average 114 dollars. It criticizes government waste, calls for tax cuts, and urges statesmen to reduce wasteful spending to lower overall taxes.
The Alexandria Gazette discusses German electoral issues and party divisions. It notes the Reichstag election where 8,000 candidates vied for 588 seats, highlighting the proliferation of tickets and the absence of strong parties.
The passage laments Germany's political stalemate as minorities fail to form a united coalition, risking a weak mandate and potential broader consequences for peace and economy amid a chaotic parliamentary scene reminiscent of Alice in Wonderland.
Spewark N. J. recalls a World War era program listing 20 short walking routes near the city. As cars supplanted foot travel, interest waned but now the library is renewing walking lists for individuals and clubs. Authorities urge new, pleasant safe routes as old paths deteriorate.
A reader reflects on Paraguayan women volunteering to fight alongside men in the Gran Chaco dispute. The piece praises bravery but questions wisdom, noting World War costs and urging peaceful arbitration to spare lives and livelihoods.
A satirical remark contrasts optimism with political scenarios. The speaker jokes that optimism depends on future events like Democratic victory, congressional action, and states adopting alcohol policies, illustrating a humorous take on public opinion and politics.
In a tense island setting, Pilly and Havia recapture a stolen log book amid a chaotic night. Livingstone and Utato pursue the book while Pauo, Ione, and Tom translate ancient final instructions. A plan to sail with guards to Tareas follows, but the night holds further danger and portent. The captains sense danger from hidden enemies as they prepare for a perilous voyage.
In a tense coastal chase, Paul, Larry, and the others defend against an attack on the Sequoia. Gunfire lights the night as they repel attackers, damage the schooner, and race to secure the women aboard. Two are wounded. Livingston remains at large as dawn nears.
Easy cucumber pickles using SUGARINE without heat or attention after bottling. Sugarine available from druggists in 15 cent packs for one gallon and 25 cent packs for two gallons with full directions.
Precipitation past 24 hours ending 8 a m. Date August to date .50 inch Year to date 23.92 inches Normal precipitation in inches for each month based on 19 years of Winchester Research Laboratory records January 236 February 195 March 2 70 April 17 May 358 June 389 July 3 50 August 3 54 September 2 20 October 287 November 214 December 2 39
Excavations at Speyer in Germany uncover a Roman sacrificial stone altar with an inscription. The find relates to the completion of the greater Speyer work from 1030 to 1061.
A statewide Woodmen of the World rally and field day set for August 21 and 22 at Bedford will be chaired by James W. Gentry of Richmond and named in his honor. A George Washington bicentennial service with Roanoke Congressman Cliff Woodrum will open the event, with Winchester area Woodmen invited.
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