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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1934
Page
4
Consolidated notices show AP credits and local news policy. Rates listed include annual prepaid subscriptions and single month pricing. Carrier rates vary by term with explicit amounts for each period.
Classified rates set at 2 cents per word with a 25 cent minimum. Memorials priced at 150 dollars for four stanzas of four lines each. Cards of Thanks 75 cents. Display advertising requires copy and porder by 10 A M on day of publication. Transient rate 42 cents per inch. National reps Divine Tenney Corp in several cities.
A devotional quotation from Psalm 36 3 verse 7 8 praising God’s loving kindness and the abundance of satisfaction for those who trust in him. It emphasizes security under God’s care and the blessings described as the river of pleasures.
In early Congress history the capital shifted among Philadelphia Baltimore Lancaster York Princeton Annapolis Trenton and New York. Washington laid the Capitol cornerstone September 18 1793 and the government moved to Washington in 1800, as streets and parks of the new city began from paper to brick along Pennsylvania Avenue.
Roanoke Times reports that copper, lead, and zinc stocks fear further price declines as President Roosevelt advances a silver buying plan. U S Geological Survey officials weigh monetary effects over economic ones, noting political pressure from Western states. Analysts warn of potential overproduction and relief delays amid competing metal industries.
Buchanan never married but kept a household with his niece and nephew to whom he was devoted. The Anti-Saloon League of America formed in 1893. Peonage is a form of servitude where a worker is in bondage.
The Chicago Heart Association outlines ten years of work including school classes for affected children, convalescent beds, summer camps, and heart clinics rising from two to 13. In 1933 clinics served 7,902 patients, showing progress similar to tuberculosis efforts in public health education.
One year ago reports say Japan secured control of a pass in the Great Wall area at Chiumenkow. Governor Pinchot seeks an apology from the Pennsylvania legislature over remarks about his wife. Handley Shenandoah Valley Academy hosts a charity football game raising $379. Clarke County banks hold annual stockholders meetings. Mrs. D N Gilpin and debut...
Tante daughter Miss Dorothy Dixon Gilpin joins Mr Gilpin in Colorado Springs. Five years ago city milk retailers faced close sanitary inspection. Frederick T White, victim of moonshine still explosion, dies near Hagerstown. Local radio commission chaired by E A Crowl seeks to eradicate radio disturbances. Mrs Alice Williams, 175, dies here. Elihu Root meets with President elect Hoover.
Virginia and West Virginia residents from 13 counties form Shenandoah Valley Inc in Harrisonburg to promote regional charms and opportunities. Standard Oil buys R T Bryarly property at Braddock and Piccadilly. The Henry estate of 70000 dollars is divided among kin. Richmond paper highlights Winchester prosperity as news photos appear. Joseph H Savage, former Kernstown distillery owner now in Long Beach, Calif, says times move too fast and he may return to Virginia.
The county clerk recorded several deeds since January. Transactions include M. M. Lynch and James P. Reardon as commissioners transferring 63 acres near Stephens City for 2700 dollars to P. M. Reynolds. other parcels sold to George W. Fleury, W. C. Davis, Cyrssia Jackson, and George H. Eagle with prices ranging from 1600 to 2075 dollars.
The report lists present and past rainfall with a year to date total of .91 inch through January and explains Winchester Laboratory records with averages for 21 and 20 year periods. It also notes a seal's nasal valves close under water pressure to prevent water entry.
Raoul confronts Valthex after a web of deceit about Elisabeth Horain's murder. Clara murders Valthex to prevent a shooting, then Raoul and Clara plan an escape as Gorgeret's men close in, leaving the scene with danger and a hidden future.
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