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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1934
Page
4
The Evening Star lists mailing and delivery rates with annual and monthly options for in advance payments. Advertising terms include 2 cents per word for classifieds with a 25 cent minimum and memorials at 150 for four stanzas. Transient display ads priced at 42 cents per inch with borders due by 10 AM.
The note quotes a Bible verse about love casting out fear from 1 John 4 18 and presents a religious exhortation. It emphasizes fearlessness through perfect love and devotion to Christ.
The Jingo campaign against the United States resurfaces in Japanese media with Admiral Suetsugu arguing Japan does not need the world’s largest navy. The piece notes Tokyo reports and U.S. policy moves calming tensions, urging American and Japanese public figures to resist militarist fears and avoid war.
The most popular US displays are automobile shows with crowds packing exhibits. Exhibitors predict 1934 production near 3,500,000 cars and 75 percent higher sales than last year, signaling a shift from the recent downturn.
The text states all great religions originated in Asia with Buddhism Confucianism Judaism and offshoots Christianity and Islam. It notes a Doughboy as an American soldier. It also mentions James Monroe winning all Electoral College votes in 1820 except one.
The piece notes a shift toward optimism with broad improvements in rail freight, coal shipments, steel, machine tools, and building activity. Government bonds and grain show strength, while personal anecdotes are deemphasized in assessing general conditions.
Walter Lippmann argues the President has launched the first concrete step since the 1930s collapse toward a global monetary system by pegging the dollar to a gold value and outlining a managed currency. He warns the United States must create an independent central banking body, potentially a Supreme Court style agency, to govern currency without political interference.
A federal forecaster warns of a U S population peak around 1950 at 136 million with a decline to 126 million by 1980 Birth rates have fallen 12 years in a row and 1933 saw 600000 fewer births than 1921 The expert urges renewed family preservation to encourage healthy births and social prestige for parents of promising children
Present rainfall shows none in the last 24 hours ending 8 a m. January to date totals .91 inch, year to date .91 inch. Winchester Laboratory records average yearly precipitation is 34.71 inches with monthly averages by month ranging from 2.15 to 3.81 inches.
Green Spring locals report social visits and moves in January. Catherine Nagley spent a few days in Winchester with relatives. Mr. T. M. Shirley moved to Jefferson county and Ray Hutsler moved into his vacated house. Several families visited Martinsburg and Strobridge relatives. Mrs. Dick and Mrs. Nagley extended wishes for recovery.
Raoul consoles Clara as she reveals a life of shifting flats, a vanished father, and a secret Louis XVI desk. She traces clues from her mother Ar mande Morin to a Marquis d Erlemont and a hidden photograph, linking Valthex and a mysterious twin. The truth reframes their entangled fate.
An ad promises rapid fat loss and health gains by using Kruschen Salts. It urges weighing before and after a four week course with an 85 cent bottle and claims mass appeal from leading druggists, including Bakers Drug Store.
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