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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
4
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In a historic note the text cites a weekly Bible verse from First Corinthians about laying by in store as God prospers him. It appears alongside an Associated Press copyright statement about exclusive use of dispatches.
Dr. Albert Shaw in the Review of Reviews extols Virginia's governance and attractions. The article portrays Virginia as a model for the nation, highlighting low debt, light taxation on farm lands, a unique liquor-control system, and a businesslike government.
Walter Lippmann resumes his syndicated column Today and Tomorrow on these pages. As a renowned political analyst, his liberal independent view will appear several times weekly, offering international and domestic insight for readers during the election year.
The piece argues the federal government must restore the normal balance of powers and revive local and private responsibility. It contends relief should be local, budgets balanced via limited federal scope, and business Guided by statutes rather than fiat. It warns against returning to New Deal excess and favors a Rotary philosophy of voluntary reform.
The Charlotte Observer weighs E. R. Johnson Roanoke Rotary President's address as more than a routine talk. It compares Rotary's self restraint and moral ideals with the New Deal's political approach, arguing Rotary favors inner conscience over state coercion and warns the two paths diverge sharply.
The Fredericksburg Free Lance Star argues toys are vital tools for a child’s growth while warning against excess. It notes poor children without toys suffer idle mischief and emphasizes building blocks and mechanical toys spark hands on learning and interest in work.
Baltimore Evening Sun notes two cases from Big Stone Gap and Taylorsville involving youths accused of killing their fathers. The piece contrasts regional attitudes in the mountains and Piedmont with a broader discussion of violence and authority as youths challenge paternal power.
The funeral for Daniel Leigh Leight a lifelong Grimes county blacksmith and farmer was largely attended Interment followed at Winchester Floral tributes adorned the casket Leight who suffered heart trouble for months will be missed Pallbearers included John Hubbard Winchester A S Orndorff James Stephenson Isaac Kerns H B Taylor N C Hensell Mrs Leight and her son Harry O Leight will live at the home place where the son will run the family business
Charles P. Stewart reports on the Ford peace expedition’s third European stop after Kirkwall, landing in Copenhagen at a winter dawn. The procession to the Palads hotel included Rev Dr Jenkin Lloyd Jones and editor Sam Clark, amid tensions with the party over the North Dakota governor’s illness and lack of sympathy from the peacers.
Shenandoah Box board plant sale to Kieckheffer Container Co. of Delair New Jersey for 250000 is confirmed. Helen Gillis listed as the nation s first woman public enemy. Lieut Ulm bound for Hawaii reported lost in the Pacific. An inquiry into the American Bank and Trust collapse in Richmond is planned. A master list for the Fellowship Club is to be prepared.
Mrs. Mary B. Frye, wife of W. H. Frye, is injured when struck by an automobile. Dave Satterfield of Richmond will speak at the annual Elks Memorial Service. Gifford Pinchot’s election as Pennsylvania governor cost the family $200,000. The Winchester Lions aid in club installation at Rom ney West Virginia.
Ten years ago Rev and Mrs E B Cook of Monterey Va visit Mrs Nora C Anderson sister of Mrs Cook. President Coolidge urges vigorous action against violators of prohibition law. Stephen T Mather leads National Park Service urging acquisition of Blue Ridge site in Virginia. House begins debate on a tax reduction bill.
Twenty five years ago Dr Frederick A Cook of Brooklyn issued a statement suggesting he may not have reached the North Pole. Washington incident reports show Dr William A Swimley falling from a street car injuring himself. Boyce is incorporated and the first election is scheduled for December 20. Mrs Mary Payne Bryarly related to the Winchester Bryarlys dies at her Inwood home. Mrs H D Fuller stars in Rosenberry Shrub presented by Winchester amateurs at the Auditorium.
A historical note recalls the belief that having a portrait painted was dangerous as villains might stab the image with pins, harming the person depicted. The idea reflects superstition about art and magic in an earlier era.
The Alexander Hamilton Institute analysts argue farm income measures factory output and warn of a prolonged slump. They project 1935 farm income near 57.6 and a factory output index around 57.5, implying recovery hinges on higher farm income or lower manufactured goods prices.
At United Brethren Church Greenway three persons professed conversion during special evangelist services led by Rev. Charles Beard of Martinsburg. Beard, known as the blacksmith evangelist, preaches at 3 PM Sunday with a 2 PM song service led by radio singers from Martinsburg, and again at 7:30 PM with the singers. Everyone is invited.
Present and past rainfall data show none for the last 24 hours and December to date. Year to date 33.34 inches. The 22 year average is 34.61 inches. Monthly averages range from 1.94 inches in February to 3.88 inches in May with a December average of 2.30.
Three questions and answers about states in the American Union Saint Nicholas Day and its meaning and a query about a carabao an Asiatic water buffalo used as a beast of burden in the Philippines
Scott warns that fangs from a dead poisonous snake remain dangerous if not handled with care. The article notes several accidental deaths linked to careless handling and mentions fluctuating prices for dead fangs.
Horton Van Cleve visits Carol Kennedy at her apartment signaling a private talk about Miranda in a tense scene. Carol, fearing manipulation, plans to record his statements using a dictograph with help from Miss Sanford to protect herself and her allies.
The body of Mrs. Fan nie Macfarland Harris wife of Benjamin G. Harris of Charles County Maryland was brought to Winchester and buried in Mount Hebron Cemetery after services in Charles County. Pallbearers included Dr. L. M. Allen Shirley Carter Mann Page Carter H F Byrd Ren F Arthur Jr Woodhull Baker Dr B B Dutton and T B Patton.
At Sunday morning service Centenary Reformed Church will mark Bible Sunday. The pastor shifts from his Ten Commandments in Modern Life series to the sermon The Values of the Bible addressing questions such as What is the Bible and How did it originate.
The question asks whether the Bible created the Church or the Church produced the Bible. It explores what "the inspired Word of God" means, and how the Bible functions for believers today, including its authority, guidance, and relevance in contemporary faith life.
A compact list extols ten virtuous acts such as patience gentleness and forgiveness. It then explains the origin of the word budget from old French bougette meaning wallet and how the term entered the house of commons with expenditure papers placed on the table.
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