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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1936

Page

4

Winchester Evening Star classifieds and rates notice

The Winchester Evening Star lists subscription and advertising rates for carriers and mail readers. It details display and classified ad pricing, memorials and cards, deadlines for display ads, and national advertising representatives.

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Government Fear Deepens As Dishonesty Is Exposed

A fragment notes growing public disgust with the ruling system as perceptions of corruption intensify. The remark implies widespread concern that official integrity is diminishing and trust in governance erodes.

Prayer of Faith Verse Quoted from James Five

A religious text quote from James chapter five verse fifteen appears, stating the prayer of faith will save the sick and the Lord will raise them up, with sins forgiven if any. The excerpt emphasizes faith healing and forgiveness as core themes.

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Edith Maxwell Case Second Trial Under Way in Wise Virginia

Edith Maxwell, a young schoolteacher accused of killing her father, faces a second trial in Wise Virginia amid widespread prior sensational and distorted reporting. The public remains divided, with critics blaming yellow journalism for inflaming prejudice and misrepresenting the case and local justice.

Edith Maxwell Wise Virginia Commonwealth

Absurd Oregon Law Convicts Communist Leader Dink De Jonge

The Oregon statute criminalizing presiding at or aiding a Communist Party meeting leads to a seven year penitentiary sentence for Dink De Jonge. The State Supreme Court upheld the verdict and the case is before the U S Supreme Court. The defence argues the law violates free speech and assembly, noting no force or violence accusation.

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Doctor stacks matches to a 10 inch pyramid collapse

Dr Thomas H Staggers of Cleveland stacked matches in layers to form a firm tower 10 inches square totaling at least 3585 pieces then the structure collapsed when someone walked through the room The feat echoes a stunt once attempted by Ivar Kreuger the late match king in a different approach.

Philadelphia Thomas H. Staggers Cleveland Staggers Ivar Kreuger

Will Rogers Humorous Story Highlights School Quiz Gaffe

In New Haven a teacher tested pupils speed by revealing a hidden object. Willie guessed swiftly. Eddie, asked to name the item under cover, shouted Heads as a dime was slapped on the desk. The routine humor reflects ambitious quick thinking amid caution about fires and spared lives.

New Haven Conn Willie Eddie American News Features, Inc

Kipling and Kiplinglike Crisis Reflections

A compact opinion piece juxtaposes Kipling’s voice with King Edward's crisis, noting the heir to the Windsor empire contemplates renunciation over a gag and a bone and a hank of hair. The quote contrasts prejudice and conviction, suggesting explanations calm anger.

New York Times Kipling Edward England Windsor

Winchester Post names new VFW commander

E. J. Snapp cites a survey of 17 Virginia cities with traffic rights to the City Council. Mussolini warns on war from Ethiopia proposals. Lee Cobb elected commander of Winchester Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars. Men's Athletic Association basketball team loses first game 37 to 19. Bond concerns arise for proposed house hosts county.

E. J. Snapp Police and Traffic Committee Virginia Mussolini Ethopia Lee Cobb Winchester Veterans of Foreign Wars Men’s Athletic Association Bond

Too Many Santas Exchange Sparks Santa Claus School Idea

A toy maker in a small eastern city proposes a Santa Claus school to train men for church and civic roles. He notes the abundance of Santas already visible earlier each year and argues training risks turning a cherished tradition into mass production, stifling imagination.

Fire safety surveys save lives and money by experts

The National Board of Fire Underwriters ships engineers to cities nationwide at no charge to conduct thorough fire risk assessments. Inspecting buildings, hydrants, water supply, apparatus, and firefighting personnel, they produce reports with improvement recommendations for official action, enhancing city safety.

Fredericksburg Free Lance Star New York City America National Board of Fire Underwriters

Handley Football Guests War ner Brothers Film

The Handley football team visits The Star to view the Warner Brothers film Touchdown. A fire destroys Royal Unger’s home with all personal effects lost. J. Lewis McVicar, formerly of Winchester, serves on an Elizabeth City County Circuit Court jury to try Prof Kane for his wife’s murder. Annual faculty play shown at Handley Auditorium. Allen H. McIntyre receives patent for an apple grading machine.

Handley Warner Brothers Royal Unger J. Lewis McVicar Winchester Elizabeth City County Kane Handley Auditorium Allen H. McIntyre

Samuel D. Preston Profile A Virginia-born Agri culturist

Samuel D. Preston born May 8 1892 in Bedford County Virginia. He served in World War I, trained at Fort Oglethorpe, led units in France, earned a BS in Animal Husbandry at VPI, and worked as county agent and agronomist before becoming state sales representative and agriculturist for American Cyanamid Co. He is a Lions Club president, Mason, Baptist church member, married Josephine Hester Phlegar with two children Evelyn and Samuel D Jr. Flower garden experiments are noted as a hobby.

Samuel D. Preston American Cyanamid, Co Bedford County Virginia University of South Carolina Fort Oglethorp Georgia 37St Inf France Co. L 31St Inf V. P.I Rappahannock American Cyanamid Co Lions Club of Winchester Baptist Church Josephine Hester Phlegar Evelyn Lawrence Samuel D., Jr

Answers to readers questions on cities with parking meters and more

A long Q and A style snippet lists cities with parking meters such as Oklahoma City Miami Dallas Fort Worth Houston El Paso Kansas City St. Petersburg Salt Lake City and Toledo. It also answers queries on spelling standards in Europe Coke Cola's market start date 1886 Rollins College path of fame and the Little Colonel character inspiration, plus Mason jar patent year 1858 and various population figures for Spanish cities.

Oklahoma City Miami Dallas Fort Worth Houston el Paso Kansas City St. Petersburg Salt Lake City Toledo

Battle for floor leadership reshapes Democratic edge in Congress

Charles P. Stewart explains how northern and western Democrats now outnumber southerners in the House, shifting seniority and leadership power. The rules chairmanship, among 47 panels, sees O'Connor of New York as a focal point, amid southern resistance and New Deal debates. Texas stands out with 21 representatives shaping the balance.

Charles P. Stewart Central Press Washington, D. C House of Representatives House Congress Sabath Illinois Taylor Colorado South Texas Dixie

Telling Me Dr Zadok Dumbkopf Plans Crowd Crossing Trick

Dr Zadok Dumbkopf offers a humorous method for men to navigate crowded Christmas shops. He recommends a padded football suit a knapsack of Gone With the Wind and meals then using binoculars to locate a target, shouting film star names to distract shoppers, and crashing to the counter to ask for lounging pajamas.

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Flowers at Her Feet by Marie Blizzard

Alix Carey, a worn department store salesgirl, faces a ruined Christmas as layoff cuts end her stint with only fifteen dollars. She pursues a better, interior decorator path, meeting a sympathetic personnel clerk who scouts a potential job lead with decorator George Towner, while Kathleen remains estranged and a mystery mail haul resurfaces.

Marie Alix Carey Miss Carey Alix New York Miss Nelson

Flashes of Life and Odd Notes From Toledo and Beyond

Toledo Times reporter Frank L. Skeldon Jr arrives late to file a fire story about a blaze at his residence. A Mississippi cotton tally by Leslie Lewis yields a boastful figure dismissed as bad bookkeeping. Polar Bears hockey players reach Seattle after a long journey. three first-timers ride streetcars, delighting in their new urban ride. Other editorials remark on radio war skepticism and fiscal ghost writing.

Toledo Frank L. Skeldon, Jr Toledo Times Skeldon

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