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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1932
Page
4
The fragment appears as a church or religious advertisement mentioning Christ for all and all for Christ. It includes newspaper branding hints and pricing lines typical of periodical notices. No clear events or people are readable beyond generic religious references.
A devotional line quotes Psalm 62 verses 1 and 2 highlighting faith that God is the speaker’s salvation rock and defense, urging steadfast waiting upon divine protection.
The Virginia bond market shows only fractional price loss and a 3.85 percent yield, outperforming other states. Proponents credit Byrd administration pay as you go road building and state fiscal policies, warning against diverting motor license taxes from highways to general funds.
A New York Times report details a book theft racket involving a book fence and college and public libraries. Sentences include imprisonments in Massachusetts and a long-running scheme with lists guiding what to steal and how to move items.
The passage discusses using page perforations to mark ownership as a protection against theft. It notes libraries including the British Museum possess many such marks and suggests stamping used pages to indicate duplicates sold by the library.
New dog owners are urged to buy 1932 licenses. Warden F W Pingley asks those without licenses to act now. 1931 tags sold since November 1. by January 31 penalties include at least 5 dollars and costs.
The Winchester Debating Society held a Tuesday evening debate in Lodge Hall Stephens City on whether home negligence causes today’s world ills. Arthur Luttrell J D Luttrell and J K Luttrell spoke for the affirmative while Oliver Good led the negative. A large audience applauded as speakers argued, with judges C S Brumback Leslie Fries William Sargent A F Lillard and R M Cougill selecting the winners, Warner W Luttrell presiding.
Jack Holt, Virginian bred and son of an Episcopalian minister, pursued adventure from Alaska to Oregon before starring in silent and sound films. A rancher at Fresno and cattleman, he also wrote and acted in Columbia pictures including Maker of Men, showing at Capitol Theatre on Saturday.
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