Evening Star publication and subscription rates note
The notice lists daily publication except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Co of Winchester and outlines Associated Press rights and subscription prices for mail and carrier delivery with annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly rates. Advertising reps are Frost Landis and Kohn in New York Atlanta Chicago and Detroit.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester, Vic
Frost Landis
Kohn
New York
Atlanta
Chicago
Detroit
Free From Want Psalm Verse Quoted
A brief scripture excerpt quotes Psalm 23:1 The Lord is my shepherd I shall not want. This compact religious line appears as a devotional note in the page.
Costs of War Weathered by Veterans Bonus Demonstration
Roanoke World News reflects on the Washington march by World War veterans and others. The piece credits the Bonus Army with raising public awareness of government spending and the cost of war, arguing budgeting scrutiny by taxpayers may deter future conflicts.
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Roanoke World News
Washington
Stimson
Far East
War Department
Veterans’ Bureau
Vetersort Ee
Sanne Poneessumanity
Those Prophylactic Roosevelts at the Republican Acceptance
Norfolk reporters discuss how many Roosevelts attend the Republican acceptance ceremony to show distance from Franklin Roosevelt. The piece notes misconceptions that Theodore Roosevelt figures are related to current Democratic candidate and cites public confusion about Roosevelt lineages.
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Norfolk
Virginian-Pilot
Mark Sullivan
Franklin Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelts
Theodore
United States
Roosevelt
Aew
Iarity
Tennessee
Andrew Jackson
Franklin
Roosevelt family ties at acceptance ceremony raise questions
Theodore Roosevelt remarks on how voters view the Theodore family at an acceptance ceremony. The piece muses that voters may struggle to recognize who constitutes the Theodore side and whether the Roosevelts will be seen as the same figure by the public.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore
Theodores
Roosevelt
Hoover
Hay Fever Myths Debunked Across Social Classes
The Medical Journal and Record blasts fifty myths about hay fever including the belief it afflicts the educated or upper classes. It shows hay fever strikes all strata, from the poor to the wealthy, the nervous and the calm, revealing the condition's democratic reach and pollen-specific sensitivity.
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New York Times
Medical Journal and Record
London
New Yorker
Fifth Avenue
Five Points
Cheating Your Neighbors and the Tax Dilemma
A daily newspaper appeals to tax strikers to fund essential services. It argues that withholding funds harms the whole community, threatening fire, police, schooling, sanitation, and other protections. Even poor funds support critical public goods. refusal endangers all.
Reaching the temple pass in a perilous cave escape
Four men and two women flee a coastal trap as a mine tunnel fire heats the air. They ration oxygen, light makeshifts to verify ventilation, and climb the dangerous stairs while evading Livingston and a gunboat. The group reaches higher, counting steps to avoid traps, as the air thins and the nightmarish ascent continues.
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Tom
Larry
Holmes
Livingston
Stair Tunnel
Pinga
Holmés
Utato
Pauo
Paul
Rainfall totals and monthly normals from Winchester Lab
Precipitation for the past 24 hours ended 8 am shows none. August to date 0.50 inch and year to date 23.92 inches. Normal monthly inches based on 19 years of records include January 2.36 February 1.95 March 2.70 April 3.17 May 3.58 June 3.89 July 3.50 August 3.54 September 2.20 October 2.87 November 2.14 December 2.39.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Will on chair leg astonishes Paris probate court
The probate filing features the will of M. Auguste Pasquier engraved on a dining chair leg. The unusual testament drew attention for its quirky presentation amid legal formalities in Paris.
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Will
Paris
M. Auguste Pasquier
Home Remedy For Quieting Bells In Illness
An Exchange reader suggests placing strips of felt weather stripping between the hammer and the bell to deaden a telephone or doorbell during illness. The tip aims to reduce interruptions while caring for a sick person.
Public sale of pasture land in Frederick County
Special Commissioners announce a public auction of a 19 acre pasture tract with two roads and a reservoir access right until 1937. Located on the Middle Road eight miles south of Winchester, the sale includes two annual installments after one third cash. Auction set for September 3, 1932 in Winchester.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Smith Larrick
Virginia Valley Orchard Company
Winchester
Middle Road
Ray Robinson
Fred Thwaite
Walker, McC. Bond
Virginia Valley Orchard Colony
J. Fred Thwaite
Said Robinson
Thwaite
Laughing at Suckers Over Platform Promises
Cartoonish quips from the era mock voters and political hypocrisy. A pair of American aviators in a foreign air journey become hopelessly confused, while ordinary life notes—two cars and a grumpy filling station operator—illustrate daily friction and frustration.
Terms of Sale At Frederick County Farm Auction
One third cash due day of sale with the balance in two equal annual installments at 6 percent interest payable semi annually. Deferred payments secured by purchaser bonds, deed of trust on the property, and a policy of insurance on improvements. James P. Farddon T Russell Cather Luther Pannett Warren Rice Gillespie Perdue Frederick County Farm.
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Herbert S. Larrick
Dunn & Duvall
James P. Rfardon
T. Russell Cather
Luther Pannett
Warren Rice
Gillespie(perdue
Frederick County Farm
Public Auction Notice of Frederick County Land Sale
A legal notice announces a public sale of 100 acres in Stonewall District Frederick County Virginia on Saturday July 23 1932 at 11 AM in Winchester. The sale arises from a deed of trust securing a $9000 note dated February 1 1926 with substitutions of trustees and a prior chain of title through M L Parsons Anna Parsons James P Reardon C W Taylor Ida Elizabeth Perdue and F E Gillespie. The current substituted trustee Harry R Kern offers cash terms. sale postponed to September 3 1932.
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Corporation Court of
Winchester
Virginia
Warren Rice
Luther Pannett
Harry M. Sartelle
Court House
Senseney Road
R. T. Barton
H. M. Sartelle
E. A. McGlathery
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Barton-Sartelle
M L. Parsons
James P Reardon
Union Trust Company
Greenbrier Joint Stock Land Bank
Harry R. Kern
Nfon Trust Company
County Court House
Stonewall District
McCann Robinson Et Als
M. L. Parsons
Anna Parsons
C. W. Taylor
C W
Dunn & Duvall
Hoover's Dry Law Views Dominate Front Pages
Central Press notes public interest split with about three quarters focusing on Hoover's prohibition stance. The speech sections on economics and policy drew less attention, while the prohibitions provisions sparked intense curiosity and led the front page in many papers.
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Nation
Hoover
Prevention and Home Remedies for Sties by Dr Clendening
Reader asks how to prevent sties. Dr Clendening cites pul satilla tincture usage and eye douches with boric acid, plus glasses fit considerations, and notes limited success aborting a threatening sty with yellow oxide ointment. He advertises six pamphlets on digestion, dieting, infant feeding, diabetes, feminine hygiene, and hair and skin care.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
Zels
Clendening
Central Press Association
East Twelfth Street
Cleveland
Aging and health hinge on braking for longevity
Physicians warn that aging is not simply a matter of years but of maintaining the body's structural health. Proper brake lining becomes a metaphor for avoiding wear and injury that shorten life.
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Akron Beacon
Kiddie Komfort In Dress By Peers Causes Distress
A quotation from Woman's Home Companion notes children resist outfits that differ from companions. The remark highlights peer pressure in kids fashion and the social impact of clothing conformity.
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