Peace and Holiness Quote From Hebrews Inspires Believers
A religious note cites Hebrews 12 14 urging followers to pursue peace with all people and holiness to see the Lord. The brief reflects a sermon or church bulletin emphasis on virtue and faith.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1936
Page
4
Myth of nine old men disproved by life expectancy data
The article argues against the idea that nine senior U.S. Supreme Court justices were unusually aged. It notes MetLife data show they lived about eight years longer than peers, but lists the oldest justices Brandeis 19, Van Devanter 76, Hughes, McReynolds, Southerland 73, Butler 69, Cardozo 65, Stone 63, Roberts 60, and compares youth with Senate aging including Carter Glass 77 and Borah 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Statisticians
Eo Dane
Kes Brandeis
van Devanter
Hughes
McReynolds
Southernd
Butler
Cardoz
Fletcher
Norris
Capper
Henry Ford Reflects on State of Mind During Depression
The Cumberland Times quotes Henry Ford arguing that the era of low mood was a state of mind and asks if the widespread unemployment, closed factories, bread lines, and bankrupted businesses prove otherwise. Ford questions whether private and public relief can mask the harsh reality facing workers and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Times
Henry Ford
Mr. Ford
The Art of Sneezing Pupils of the Hearth
A humorous piece on sneezing as a rowdy performance. It describes a vigorous sequence of at least a dozen rapid sneezes, with a machine gun like cadence and a final moment before using a kerchief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Advertiser
Sneeze Etiquette Sparks Modern Debate
A light discussion on sneezing manners stirs online chatter as etiquette experts weigh considerateness, timing, and cultural norms. The conversation covers when to sneeze, cover habits, and social reactions in public spaces and workplaces.
Limits to a Judge's Wisdom
A Daily News report on a divorce case where Judge Warren Eaton awards child custody to the father. The judge questions the petitioner’s adherence to communistic and atheistic views and warns of potential bias in domestic disputes. The piece discusses ideological influence on rulings and calls for judging based on specific qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
Mabel Eaton
Warren
New Jersey
Hospitals Lose Clifton Forge Heartbreak and Bills
The piece discusses the high cost of hospital care from frequent automobile accidents, noting millions in bills and the burden on patients who cannot pay. It highlights emergency treatment without regard to ability to pay and calls for attention to hospital charges and unpaid bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Forge
Isms
Corindiene
Portsmouth Star
Will Rogers Humorous Story Fragment
Fragmentary Will Rogers piece comments on parental treatment of children and social behavior with truncated lines and unclear context. The text shows humorist voice and incomplete phrases rather than a complete narrative.
Georgie Falls Ill Before Breakfast
In a morning scene Georgie tells his mother he feels sick yet hungry, and she reassures him and offers lighter breakfast. The child mentions stomach upset while contemplating cake and cocoa nut dessert as breakfast looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American News Features, Inc
Hospitals Must Meet Burden From Traffic Toll
The speaker argues for financial responsibility by motorists or at least greater hospital funding to sustain care for traffic victims, warning that hospitals face an added burden in handling injuries from the mad traffic situation.
A Lesson for Clerks from a Virginia Records Theft
Richmond News Leader urges county clerks to guard valuables after the Albemarle circuit court records were stolen by trusted courthouse regulars. The piece cautions against unsupervised access and suggests strong safety rules possibly warranting special legislation to prevent future pillaging of historic deeds and wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond News Leader
Virginia
Circuit Court of
Albemarne
Letter argues against truck license by load and taxes
A reader to Senator Cather argues against a bill requiring For-Hire truck licenses by load. He cites a seven-truck fleet and calculates taxes and insurance for an 1 1/2 ton truck, totaling 457.10, urging defeat of the law. The note references Basque region text trailing off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Russell Cather
Senate
Millington election drift leaves vacancies unfilled
In Millington Tennessee voters show little interest amid long gaps since 1931. Mayor J M Hampton won in 1931 and skipped 1933 and 1935 elections. an aldermanic vacancy remains unfilled as no one attends a board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millington
Tenn
Wator
J. M. Hampton
Hampton
Valno
P.S
Five Point Program by Loy on Wedded Bliss
Hollywood advice from Myrna Loy argues for simple habits to keep harmony. She jokes with a five point plan about avoiding domestic friction and choosing thoughtful, unobtrusive routines to please a husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Unclear Age Claims Highlight Wisconsin Neighbors
In Antigo Wisconsin a 102 year old man boasted he can still crack nuts with his teeth while friends猜 age estimates place him around 384. In Scottsbluff Nebraska Pete Knight of the city park board comments on a finance firm statement about an automobile payment of 30, with Knight calling it a pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antigo
Wis
Scottsbluff
Ned
Pete Knight
Knight
Smith as national campaign factor eyed by southern Democrats
Washington observers in Macon Georgia say Rev Gerald L K Smith could become a significant force in a share our wealth political wave. They compare him to Huey Long, noting his rabble rooser appeal and potential touring plan to broadcast Long's speeches from the grave.
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Washington, D. C
Macon
Gerald L. K. Smith
Smith
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
Kingfish
Washington
Huey Long
Gerald Smith
Senator Long
Hall Columbia
Mr. Smith
Cone
Rainfall totals and averages from Winchester data
Present and past rainfall figures show last 24 hours ending 1 a.m. with none. February to date totals 11 inches year to date 4.41 inches. The 23 year average per year is 34.56 inches. Monthly averages range from January 2.42 to May 3.83 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Research Laboratory
Queen Victoria Era Crime, Bible Sales, and Early Glove Makers
A classroom Q and A note covers crime decline under Queen Victoria, noting convicts around 50 000 and deaths under 2 during succession. It asserts the Bible as the world's best seller with about 30 million copies sold yearly. It adds a fragment on earliest glove makers, monks, and leather goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ans
Funeral overheard in shadowed town hearsay and secrets
At Andrew Darien’s private funeral eight attendees include his lawyer Marcella Cambridge and detectives. The narrator discovers Darien owned the Around Town paper used to threaten, and a phone booth call to Dr. Rudemar hints at a broader murder plot as the mystery deepens with no clear answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Darien
Marcella Cambridge
Mr. Darien
Miss Cambridge
Mrs
Janet
Mr. Granet
Marcelia Cambridge
Hemingway
Darien
Mr. Hemingway
Martin Hemingways
Larrabee
Kirk Larrabee
Dr. Rudemar
New York
Emery Upham
Upham
One Year Since Kidnap Suspect Slugs Officer
News item notes a Bremer county kidnapping suspect Jess Doyle slugging an officer at a beer joint in Aurora Illinois while being returned to prison and escaping. Also mentions a relief bill snag and a death of 82 year old Sarah Jane Johnson. Handley faculty to present The Faculty Show Off and a severe burn for John Y Himelright of Star Tannery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Doyle
Bremer
Aurora
Sarah Jane Johnson
Handley
Ebruary
John Y. Himelright
Star Tannery
Five years ago bishop Cannon goes to church trial on crutches
Miss Edna Virginia Adams and William S. Orndorff marry in Washington D C at Mount Vernon Place as city council warned to be prudent on street expenditures this year. Harry F. Stipe dies at 58 in Ridgeway West Virginia. A lumber plant at Hagerstown Maryland owned by William A Danzer and Company is wiped out by fire causing $250000 loss. Herbert J Shull earns a $1 apeniea War relayed in police report notes. Former Frederick revenue commissioner defeats Martinsburg in election contest.
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James Cannon, Jr
Mount Vernon Place
Washington, D.C
Edna Virginia Adams
Williams
Orndorff
Harry F. Stipe
Ridgeway
W. Va
William A. Danzer
Pany
Hagerstown
Rich mond brides two couples as year ends
TEN YEARS AGO Miss Mary E. Gold of Richmond marries Dr Melville H Carter of Baltimore. Miss Helen Scanlan formerly of Berryville weds Richard Wright Sr at Durham North Carolina. Firemen vote down Mayor Ward proposal to alter alarm system.
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Mary E. Gold
Richmond
Melville H. Carter
Baltimore
Helen Scanlan
Berryville
Richard Wright
Durham
N. C
Ward
Local race sparks controversy and a hospital robbery report
Dean R Bares runs for sheriff against Miss Angelica Didier. Nurses at the hospital are robbed while out in Jersey City. Jersey Central Railway cited as responsible in the incident.
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Dean R. Bares Wing
Charley Luther Pannett
Justice of the Pears
Sheri
Angelica Didier
the Nepital
Jersey City
Jersey Central Railway
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