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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1932
Page
4
The document notes daily publication by The Evening Star Publishing Co of Winchester Virginia, with Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and the Associated Press news usage rights. It confirms AP content credit and exclusive use of staff dispatches and local news published in the paper.
The notice lists subscription options and rates with durations and prices, including annual, six month, three month and monthly terms. It also mentions carrier delivery prices and a regional advertising or distribution note with locations Des Moines and Chicago.
A religious excerpt cites Psalm 60 verses 1 through 4 praising restoration and God's aid. It emphasizes God casting off, restoring, and giving a banner to the faithful to display for truth. The text reflects devotional language and biblical framing.
Norfolk obituary honors Dr. John H. Latane a Staunton native and Johns Hopkins professor who led history at the university since 1913. Renowned for his works on U S diplomacy and American leadership he challenged imperialism and supported international justice while opposing prohibition.
A Fort Worth Star-Telegram critique argues that neatness and taste in attire account for substantial personal progress, estimating up to 70 percent, while noting the need to match dress to job and occasion rather than abstract fashion. It warns against inappropriate garb such as a frock coat for a mechanic and stresses fitness of dress to role.
The text argues that proper dress and cleanliness, neatness, color taste, and diligence contribute to about 70 percent of success. It frames appearance and personal conduct as essential to performance and social standing.
A discussion extols an English speaking individual mastering French with ease and accuracy. It notes the Frenchman’s rapid grasp of English and its grammar, but highlights English spelling as governed only by changing precedents and fashions. It adds that a Frenchman who learns to spell English young may possess the rare talent.
An enterprising Great Lakes club advertises winter dances with a sun-ray lamp that can produce a southern tan after exposure. Health rooms at homes may follow, and indoor lights for swimming, schools, hospitals, and gyms could reduce illness and vitamin concerns as health lamps become common.
The Shenandoah Valley Health Salon opened under Howard L James D C D D T a chiropractic health specialist. He aims to build healthy bodies with natural methods and chiro services. James trained in Chicago at National College of Chiropractic and National College of Drugless Physicians. He held leadership roles in Sigma Kappa and Grand Chapter, served in Chicago General Health Service, and worked with clinics in Iowa and North Dakota. He is a director in Marshalltown Central District and a member of the National Chiropractic Association. He has been active in physical culture and gym leadership with the All-American Athletic Club and the Martin Brothers gym.
Eleanore Du rand presses a matchmaking plan for Bruce Durand as Sybil Morse writes a note that could derail the scheme. Mrs Morse blames the plan for her daughter’s departure while Mia Durand questions future matchmaking and hides Sybil’s letter in a fraught cat and mouse between families.
RKO Radio Pictures presents Peach O Reno at the Capitol with a large cast led by Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey. Dorothy Lea Joseph Cawthorn Zelma O Neal Arthur Hoyt Sam Hardy Cora Witherspoon Josephine Whittell and Mitchell Harris appear in a lively burlesque of Reno divorce mills. Fielding Yost Michigan’s football record from 1901 to 1905 is cited as a long unbeaten streak.
Richmond report states that tax return forms for the 1931 calendar year were issued January 4 by A. P. Strother collector of internal revenue and mailed to taxpayers deemed to have filed for the prior year. The note hints at a vast human cost of the tax system.
The Colonial shows Murder At Midnight with Alice White and Aileen Pringle in a baffling mystery. The film follows a baby sparked murder plots and a chase to catch the true killer before the final reel. Also screening The Ruling Voice with Walter Huston and Loretta Young as First National promotes to curb fraud in food and building industries.
Norma Shearer and Robert Montgomery star in Private Lives at the Palace Theatre. The breezy Noel Coward adaptation features sharp dialogue, rapid tempo, and a comic plot about married couples reconciling after reconciliation.
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