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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1932
Page
4
The Winchester Victoria edition newspaper lists print publication by The Evening Star Publishing Co. with Associated Press credit and local news. Subscription rates are shown for daily and weekly periods with varying prepaid terms.
Campaign style phrases echo a call for national unity in support of Roosevelt and Garner. Repeated lines emphasize religious or moral appeal alongside political leadership, reflecting a wartime or church political mobilization tone.
A brief devotional note quotes Psalm 37 verses urging readers to commit their ways to the Lord and wait patiently for his plans to unfold. It emphasizes trust, resting in divine timing, and faithful endurance.
The Fredericksburg Free Lance Star recalls Mary Ball Washington on the anniversary of her death, praising her as a strong and industrious mother who supported George Washington and his siblings. It notes she managed the family farm after widowhood, educated her children, and lived a principled, reserved life that shaped her son’s greatness. Her enduring legacy is captured in the son’s famous line citing her influence.
The French Line confirms construction of the T-6, a 63,000 ton liner due in 1934. Target speed is 28 knots with engineering specifics and accommodations kept confidential. Rival Cunard resumes work on a large ship as steamship lines race to outpace each other by the era’s mid 20th century.
The writer notes new ships in design and decoration will replace older models and create costly competition. He argues the trend offers little value to travelers beyond luxury and size and imagines a line building simpler vessels for seaworthy voyagers who love the sea.
The Newport News Daily Press reports that RF C loan disclosures show the country's credit remains unimpaired and no bank runs occurred. It argues Hoover and Republicans misread the situation while critics blame Democrats, asserting business is improving and confidence restored.
Egg producers in this vicinity outperform New York by using country grading stations run with the Department of Agriculture. Graded eggs are packed in cartons and sealed with federal state certificates attesting to quality as O S Extras or better. Washington shoppers pay top prices for government graded certified eggs with national rollout planned.
Early risers witnessed a bright rainbow in the southwest sky before 6 am with no local rain. Observers noted wet car tops and learned a shower had fallen in West Virginia and toward Great North Mountain at sunrise, explaining the phenomenon.
Oranda notes include extra cisterns financed by Mr. H. E. Stickley and J. W. McDonald for water supply. Various regional residents and relatives visit or host in Fairmont Stephens City Winchester Shenandoah Strasburg Front Royal Martinsburg and Washington. Cod fish report notes a single 75 pound female yielding 9 million eggs.
In a tale of imperial gems and political danger, the rubies of a czarina reemerge as Federoff and Severn maneuver to protect a granddaughter's claim. Wynter and Sant arrive at Beggar's Court, find a poisoned Alsatian, and sense a hidden danger as Severn vanishes.
Past 24 hours show no precipitation. August to date 1.72 inches, year to date 25.14. Monthly normals from a 19 year Winchester study list January 1.95 February 1.95 March 2.70 April 3.10 May 3.58 June 3.89 July 3.80 August 3.54 September 2.20 October 2.87 November 2.14 December 2.39. The passage ends with a light aside about fields on a baseball diamond.
Mrs. F. W. Lawrence of Salem Virginia credits Natex with restoring her health after prolonged illness during menopause. She says three bottles of Natex cured sinking spells and enabled her to return to full strength. The ad urges readers with fatigue indigestion biliousness and rheumatic symptoms to try Natex priced above ordinary tonics and sold at People's Service Drug Store and other druggists.
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