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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1938
Page
4
A weekend devotional column cites Matthew 5 16 urging believers to let their light shine before men. The author frames good works as a visible witness to God and a guide for daily conduct.
A 1930s analysis notes that despite production curbs, the United States imports far more farm goods than it exports. It cites 1936–38 import values and cotton market shifts, arguing for possible subsidization of exports to move surpluses to foreign markets.
The Baltimore Sun notes President Roosevelt may soon be judged for direct intervention in Georgia's senatorial campaign as an act of executive arrogance. It highlights his charm, publicity skills, vast public funds, and a powerful political machine under Farley, suggesting voters will eventually see his actions clearly.
The piece condemns President Roosevelt's intervention in Georgia to sway voters against Senator George. It argues presidential meddling undermines the constitutional balance and targets a respected lawmaker with independence on key New Deal issues. The author calls the act arrogant and indefensible.
A speaker warns against Communist Nazi and fascist groups, but the writer argues the greater threat is indifferent ignorant voters. Liberty, responsibility, and Christian home teaching shape character, honesty and morality.
The Winchester Star endorses Senator Burke from Nebraska plan to limit President's service to a single six year term. The paper notes past presidents' terms and aligns with the idea despite jokes about some having longer or shorter tenures.
A compilation of quick Q and A items covers topics from cloud cover definitions to car production rates and baseball speeds. It notes the largest yeast factory at Peekskill and details about St Swithin's Day weather folklore and the St Louis Whiskey Ring frauds.
Washington reports Mr Wallace uses unorthodox adding methods to adjust normal corn supply figures for a possible referendum The Agriculture Secretary’s team reworks numbers to avoid a nationwide corn crop vote and claims democracy survives by a slim margin of 27 million bushels amid political pressure and media scrutiny
A description explains sea anemones are animals with toxin tentacles that trap and devour small marine life. The note mentions a Bolivian postage stamp confusion, clarifying Bolivia never officially issued a locomotive stamp as of 1938.
Noel Shayne in a gold gown waits for Julian Paige on a moonlit terrace. He arrives and their meeting reveals a fated bond as they talk of cocktails and memories while plans to travel to California and Paris loom. The moment confirms destiny between them.
Noel Shayné and Julian Paige share a poised room filled with art and roses as they clash over love. He reveals he will not fall for her, citing class and marriage risks, while she vows to prove him wrong in a tale of cross class romance.
Faith of Washington Indiana recounts multiple strikes of disaster. Cholera killed several dogs while a child broke an arm and another injured in a car crash. A cyclone ripped the barn roof and lightning damaged the remaining structure. Yet he remains optimistic saying the wet pine saved some hay from burning.
Leesburg Kansas farmer Lee Barney avoids anger after his plow power lift breaks. Hornets sting him while seeking a replacement plow part, a spark burns his back as he watches welding. He then discovers a flat tire on his car.
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