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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1932
Page
4
Rates listed for The Evening Star Co and weekly papers. One year by mail four dollars fifty cents, three months one dollar twenty, one month forty cents. Carrier plans hinted but unclear.
A devotional excerpt presents the exhortation to love one another as love from God and as proof of being born of God and knowing God. The text emphasizes divine origin of love and mutual care among believers.
The piece argues against overreliance on forecasts from economists and astrologers. It cites a planetary prediction that Mars signals tragedy and violence, but notes the United States will see fortune, with gains in power and prestige and some international challenges.
A new guide titled Guides to Paths in the Blue Ridge, issued by the Potomac Trail Club, compiles trails from Harrisburg PA to the Virginia North Carolina boundary. It covers Mount Alto, Midi gax State forests, Shenandoah National Park, and other parks, providing distances, logging roads, springs, and overnight stopping places for hikers.
After touring Oregon cities, the Apple Cart play faced pressure from the Growers Association of Fornia to rename the production to The Orange Box. The producer declined, prompting a dispute over branding during a California stop on the tour.
A garbled passage contemplates Brechtian changes and Shaw with Shavian temperament. It speculates on a two letter word and a box of California oranges, hinting at consolation over Bernard Shaw and Oregon apples in some unspecified Mizul context.
Selfridge announces a vast new store project costing about 25 million pounds, described as the world's largest. He states the build signals confidence in Britain London and the British Empire to keep developing despite prevailing pessimism.
The piece laments Congress meeting on December 7 and adjournment for holidays, arguing modern travel by rail auto and air makes stage coach methods obsolete and antiquated for today’s nation. It notes early Congress could not travel home easily and criticizes clinging to old practices.
A 10 percent initial payment on National Credit Corporation subscriptions is issued by John M. Miller Jr. for the Fifth Federal Reserve District. Payments due by Monday total 2 to 2.5 million dollars in the district, Virginia contributing about 600 thousand. Gold notes will be forwarded to participating banks as payments are made available after January 7. The national plan aims for about 50 million dollars, with remittances to the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond. The corporation was formed at President Hoover’s request to aid banks by lending on sound collateral not rediscountable by the Fed, and has operated since November 1 with several loans issued.
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion a creosote based cough remedy claiming to soothe inflamed membranes heal infections and inhibit germ growth. It asserts effectiveness for persistent coughs bronchitis bronchial asthma and recovery after colds or flu with money back if relief is not achieved.
The agency takes over Crisfield Oysters from G. O. Snapp and commits to keeping the product available at all times.
Adin S. Shank of Salt Lake City file amended suit in Chambersburg Pa alleging twelve church members coercively influenced his wife Blanche to alienate affections and hinder inheritance from 1916 stock. He claims they warned the daughter Thelma would be lost if he did not comply and that excommunication followed after years of pressure. He later moved, divorced for desertion and mental cruelty in 1929.
Practic for all Pee students home were returned to respective pols for the remained the 1931 32 session. Among them were Marian and Louise Martin of Mary Baldwin College Staunton ane Jolliffe William and Cil lege Williamsburg Miss Elizabeth Burch William and Mary College Miss Doris Reid Jolliffe Virginia Intermont College Bristol and Miss Mary Lou Fritts Saw Teachers' College Farmville Miss Ruth Royston teacher at Waynesboro High School and Prof R W Royston of Washington and Lee University.
The text notes relatives visiting in Boyce and Washington from Harrisburg and Lebanon Virginia. It mentions Mrs H C Smith visiting friends Saturday night en route to Baltimore, and Miss Mildred Wilson, a home economics instructor in Baltimore schools, traveling from Lebanon Virginia.
Piles result from poor blood circulation, causing weak and flabby tissue. Dr Leonhardt's prescription HEM-ROID tablets claim to remove congestion, restore circulation, and heal diseased parts with a rapid record of relief. Baker's Drug Store backs the product with a money back guarantee.
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