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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1932
Page
4
The Evening Star Pub Co of Winchester publishes daily Sunday editions with Associated Press news dispatches and local news for re publication rights.
A fragmented OCR snippet shows pricing and subscription options including multiple time frames and carrier terms. No identifiable people, organizations, or places are readable to anchor a full notice.
Verse excerpts present a devotional fragment with biblical references. The text repeats lines about Christ and a plea for guidance and light, alongside a golden rule quotation from Luke 6 31. The source emphasizes moral conduct and religious instruction.
Roanoke Times reports automotive engineers classify drivers into seven types based on health mental state and temperament. They argue a state license law would reduce incompetent unfit drivers while noting many motorists do not meet the proposed qualifications.
A Richmond News Leader piece critiques kissing norms and praises cosmetic advertising for lip care. It argues men prefer cheek kissing over lip contact, noting lips cause aversion at meals and among fiancés, while women’s greetings shift toward cheek contact and massaging gestures.
An unnamed farmer claims three years of provisions stored in a vast cellar resembling a grocery, with canned fruits vegetables and jam. He notes wheat corn and livestock on hand, arguing diversification and self sufficiency shield him from city dependence amid low prices and bad luck.
The Norfolk Ledger Dispatch notes Roger Babson predicts a turn of the economic tide with a coming revival in confidence and business activity. Mark Sullivan also sees an early revival, contrasting current mood with prior lows and urging cautious optimism based on economic facts.
The clipping lists wholesale market figures for feed, corn, butter, poultry, lambs, hogs, calves, and sheep with prices and terms. It also contains a paragraph on the Aztec civilization noting its warlike history and punitive penal codes as context.
Frances Heenan Browning known as Peaches Browning vows to win a divorce from her estranged husband Edward W Browning. She seeks Utah like Paris Reno Nevada contest for divorce with Hot Springs Mayor Leo P McLaughlin backing the bid amid Arkansas 90 day divorce law fame. Both parties are described as prominent.
Eleanore Durand awaits Charles and Bruce as they decide if Bruce can marry Lois Corbin. Tension rises over bringing Lois to the Durand home with Eleanore vowing not to host her while Charles weighs social duty against family scandal.
The text notes that at the first settlement the area now known as Long Island was inhabited by many small Indian tribes. It mentions names such as Mantauk Point Shinnecock Hills Mantusset Bay as memorials of their former existence.
Governor George H. Dern of Utah, on the executive committee of the national governors conference, is being boomed as a potential Democratic vice presidential candidate. He is completing his second Utah term as governor.
Hollywood publicity seeks a new name for actress Helen Mann with a $750 prize. Send one suggested name by January 7 1932 to E A Williams Studio A786 1023 N Sycamore Ave Hollywood California. Duplicate awards possible in ties and post card entries allowed.
The Humorist notes a surplus of coffee to be used as fuel on Brazil’s railways with the aim of boosting consumption and creating a run on coffee.
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