This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1932
Page
4
Publication notice from Winchester Virginia newspaper outlines postoffice entry as second class matter and consolidation with several local titles. It lists subscription rates for various terms and carrier pricing and notes Associated Press ownership of local news. Includes advertising rep details for Frost Landis and Kohn in major cities.
A devotional note highlights Psalm 16 verses 5 and 6 about the Lord as portion and heritage. The text references a religious program or content titled Christ For All All For Christ and includes fragmented, ceremonial phrasing about a Malay pathway and a 119:00 timestamp.
The Transcontinental and Western Passenger Associations announce 25 percent fare cuts effective February 1. Scrip books with coupons will sell at reduced prices, offering up to 2 000 miles of transportation on all roads west of Chicago to the Pacific coast and Texas to Utah. The plan targets frequent short trips and long journeys, aiming to win back riders from cars and buses.
The Alexandria Gazette notes a population rise in rural villages since 1930 after a peak in 1910, with families moving to the countryside even in winter. Authorities estimate current numbers near 1910 levels as urban residents seek nearby country living for economic safety and food self sufficiency.
Petersburg Progress-Index reports England advancing oil from coal experiments with improving margins. The Times notes potential employment field but cautions timing. Engineers reduce production costs, with hope of government support for plant erection to aid distressed districts and revive mining.
The Danville Bee discusses Congress possibly adopting a sales tax instead of higher income taxes for the wealthy. It notes potential gains with campaign contributors but questions overall public benefit and feasibility.
The passage argues the public will prefer a sales tax despite staple foods being exempt, and Washington politicos ignore the common man. It suggests a sales tax will pass, easing the burden on high income brackets and pleasing top earners.
Southern California's football team came back to Pasadena after a brief vacation with added tonnage. Coach Howard Jones drilled defense against Pittsburgh plays, pleased by heavier players reducing concerns of stiffness. The Panthers' third string lineup made no headway against USC's first and second teams as Ernie Smith disrupted plays and even intercepted a pass.
Market page lists prices for dairy and mixed feeds, corn products, and butter across local wholesale and retail sections. Hogs, calves, and lambs are noted with price ranges, while Baltimore wholesale quotes reflect wheat and corn pricing.
The article notes impeachment possible for a U S Supreme Court justice or any national official and outlines the constitutional process involving House initiation and Senate trial. It also explains the term horse latitudes as a calm belt in the North Atlantic with debated origin, including a claim that horse cargoes perished due to water scarcity.
Emilia Valary enjoys a vibrant backstage world with Manny Rose and Esther as she blends with a lively group of young performers and fans. The crowd sees her as a bright center of attention while contemplating life beyond her past.
Logan R. Fay of Winchester Va writes of Boss Parrnett death, praising his wartime chairmanship of the local draft board. Fay recalls Parrnett consistent interpretation of orders, calm demeanor, and unwavering reliability during World War II service. He calls Parrnett a faithful public servant.
Relatives in Winchester report James Clark a native of Winchester suffered a stroke of paralysis last Saturday morning at his Cumberland Maryland home. He is half brother of the late William Keating of Winchester and the late John Keating of Cumberland. Clark has long been one of several prominent local residents.
The passage notes Mr. Clark as chairman of the Second National Bank board and a close friend of the late Gov. Lloyd Lowndes of Maryland. A Confederate Army veteran, he moved to Cumberland soon after the Civil War ended and remained active in local business life.
Silcromes steel resists many valve grinding compounds, a note for motorists who grind their own valves. A humorous One Point of View reflects on the pleasure of love found in loving rather than in being loved.
The report lists past rainfall amounts with 24 hour, December to date, and year to date totals. It records monthly inches from January through December based on a 19 year Winchester Research Laboratory record, noting normal precipitation levels.
An investigation follows the death of Dr Harry C Hubbard of Jackson Michigan who allegedly took venomous capsules in remorse after giving such medicine to two patients who died suddenly. A student of Chinese customs, he reportedly believed Oriental doctors may ingest wrongfully compounded medicine if it proves fatal to patients.
An old advertisement touts 666 liquid tablets and 666 salve for fast cold relief. The copy promises onset of headache or neuralgia in 30 minutes and malaria symptoms in three days, presenting these remedies as the most speedy known.
A public auction is set for December 31 1932 at 11 00 AM in front of the County Court House Winchester Virginia to sell Lot No 507 on South Braddock Street with 35 feet frontage and 182 feet depth conveying to C H Boxwell and Sallie Fries Boxwell. The sale proceeds funding one third cash with two equal annual payments secured by a deed of trust and insurance. Terms include immediate possession and a bond by the purchaser.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.