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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1932
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment from The Evening Star at Winchester Virginia notes Associated Press usage rights and consolidation with Moraine The Weekly News Times. It mentions news credited to the paper and local news published herein.
The fragment lists various advance payments and monthly amounts such as 3.50 and 93.8 for advances and 90 for a term, followed by 460 and 2.28, with references to prepaid terms and durations. The text is disjointed and unclear but centers on pricing and advance terms.
A fragment from a biblical passage quotes Jeremiah 22 20 urging listeners to hear the word of the Lord with a solemn cadence. The line emphasizes prophetic invocation and divine address in a religious text context.
The Virginia General Assembly met for its biennial session to address budget balancing efficiency and sea food resource conservation. Governor Pollard proposed a temporary ten cent salary cut for state employees to protect highway construction and reduce unemployment impact. The measure lasts one year and aims to limit job losses while maintaining infrastructure spending.
The New York automobile show draws an amazing crowd though not all are buyers. New models are praised as more beautiful powerful efficient and comfortable than ever while cars from ten years ago look outdated by contrast. A production deficit and worn road cars suggest a buying rush may occur this year boosting industry.
Nine members of a local New York fire company were arrested for setting fires to seek excitement and boredom relief. Authorities say none of the past two years’ incidents escalated, yet the acts were still a serious offense and could have endangered the community.
Lois Corbin overhears a scheme involving Paul Scanlon and Charles Durand. Detectives reveal Scanlon is accused of stealing twenty five thousand dollars worth of stock to cover losses, while Durand considers dropping the matter for a quiet end and a possible chance at public office.
Ken Maynard performs trick riding in the Tiffany Productions drama Branded Men at the Colonial. The actor, famed for Ringling Brothers and Hollywood stunt work, showcases his equestrian skills amid stallion training and ranch background notes from Texas.
The Palace Theatre features Riders of the Rio with Lane Chandler and Sherry Tansey in a standout fist fight scene. Sherry Tansey, famed for horse riding, previously performed for major studios and royalty before turning to film. Also showing Hell Divers starring Wallace Beery and Clark Gable, filmed at North Island for Admiral Yarnell with dramatic aerial sequences. Congress concentrates on debt issues linked to war and politics.
Warner Bros presents Maker of Men starring Jack Holt at the Capitol Theatre as a father son drama. Mata Hari a glamorous WWI spy film opens Monday at the Capitol with Greta Garbo and Ramon Novarro leading a star studded cast including Lionel Barrymore and Bewis Stone.
Rainfall data cover the 24 hours ending 8 am today with no precipitation. January to date totals 1.48 inches. The note compares this to the yearly average for January through December, referencing 1931 figures and noting no similar totals for other months.
Visitors at Mr and Mrs Warner included Gover Orndorff and children from Lenore Cecil Dyke and daughter from Berryville Pearl Cochran Clarence Cochran and James from this community. The community mourns the death of William Milhon who served as sexton and remained active in churches. Vivian Lamp was a supper guest of her cousin Geraldine Lamp. Recent callers at Will Milhon's home included Jennie Lamp Courtney Anderson Clifton Gough Eva Mae, Alice Cochran Pearl Lula Lineburg Simeon Snoop Will Lamp Thurston Renner and family Mary Hamilton who stayed with Mrs Arme near Chambersville spent the weekend here. Christian Endeavor meets Sunday at 7 pm led by Oliver Hamilton.
The remark cites Einstein's view that time and space are curved and argues that given sufficient time and room, progress loops back to earlier states. It frames scientific progress as a journey through a curved spacetime, suggesting repetition or recurrence of prior knowledge.
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