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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1932
Page
4
The Evening Star in Winchester Virginia notes its second class post office status and highlights publication scope. It lists subscription prices for print and carrier delivery, plus the names Frost Landis and Kohn as national advertising representatives in major cities.
A religious text snippet emphasizes that it is God’s will that no one defraud a brother in any matter, referencing 1 Thessalonians chapter 4 verses 3 and 4. The note frames ethical conduct within Christian scripture.
Staunton News Leader notes an influx of influenza cases across the country and in Lexington including pneumonia complications at the Virginia Military Institute. It cites studies on cold susceptibility, prevention tips, and cautions about neglecting precautions while urging rest, hydration, and hygiene.
The Baltimore Sun cites University of Michigan dean Bursley suggesting students should delay graduation to seek work and support themselves. He notes many subsist on milk and bread while pondering how to improve their finances amid family business losses and calls for better employment options.
Detroit reports line workers recalled to their jobs after delays. A yesterday story notes 15 000 Detroit workers returned to the plants and thousands more began resuming automin ite tasks.
The article notes a sharp upturn in actual auto production reaching 44.5 points, nearly double last year’s week, with November registrations showing a sharper month drop. Analysts suggest delayed demand or anticipated orders by manufacturers as a driver, alongside a related AFL report of a November employment drop.
The article notes the rapid spread of outdoor decorating for Christmas with prizes in some towns and communal efforts in others. It warns that over elaboration can look cheap and garish, urging coordinated or individual efforts to create cheerful, artistic displays that avoid ludicrous extremes.
Nettie P. Allemong from Atlanta Georgia describes a Christmas scene with snow laden roofs garlands mistletoe and holly the Yule log on the hearth and carols from choir boys. The piece frames Christmas as a benediction of peace and love.
Report shows past and present rainfall ending at 8 am with none today. Year to date 36.56 inches, based on a 19 year record. Monthly normals listed: January 2.36, February 1.95, March 2.70, April 3.17, May 3.68, June 3.89, July 3.50, August 3.54, September 2.20, October 2.87, November 2.14, December 2.39.
In a pre war romance, Emilia Valary faces a crowded room where Dick Stoddard Roger and Esther appear. She confronts memories of Abby Gray and confronts Roger with a cool, controlled smile as she moves to sing. Manny protects her as she seeks a moment away.
Police say 12-year-old Gilbert Stuart admitted to killing his father in Detroit to take the family car on a planned California trip. Some playmates heard him discuss plans to rob his father. He says the killing was accidental. An inquisitive deputy sheriff found him in the car near home.
A World Wide film adaptation of Vina Delmar story stars Shirley Grey Jack Oakie. Lovers part and wed in choice of family calls, amid suspense and heartache. Tonight’s show donates a portion of receipts to the Tuberculosis Relief Fund.
Last night Warner Bros. CAPITOL release The Conquerors drew strong audience praise. Reviewers say it ranks among the finest pictures with sweep and heart, likening its power to Cimarron in impact and scale.
The Colonial screens Carole Lombard in Virtue with Pat O’Brien. A beautiful girl of questionable character marries to avoid jail, becomes involved in a murder mystery, and her husband learns of her past.
Woodstock doctor James H Smoot was re elected president for the 13th term as Shenandoah County Fair Association met in the court house. Directors retained, J Walter Bailey named secretary and C M Shannon treasurer. The 1932 deficit stood at 1212.30 with total indebtedness 2700 while assets exceeded liabilities at about 40000.
A Roanoke Virginia resident, Mr C. Dix of Route 1, says Natex treatment relieved chronic rheumatic attacks in his hip and back. He claims improved nerves, energy, and blood, noting Natex costs more than ordinary tonics but is worth the difference. Sold by People's Service Drug Store and other druggists.
Hon. M. L. Walton presided as temporary chairman at a stockholders meeting. Walton, president of a pioneering Shenandoah county agricultural fair, provided encouragement to the directors and officers attending.
Governor Pollard declares a hands off policy on all federal job applications in Virginia. He says he will provide no advice to applicants and that senators and representatives have interfered little, leaving decisions to Washington. About 100 highly sought federal posts in Virginia will open after March 4.
The remark argues that even generous parenting without restraint would not save a troubled child. It suggests that the core issue lies with the parents and would lead to a messy outcome regardless of excessive leniency.
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