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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1932

Page

6

Nations of hunters and fishers outnumber other sports fans

The United States Senate wildlife committee reports about 13 million Americans hunt or fish, with licenses issued totaling 1.5 million hunting and 4.5 million combination licenses. Excluding licensed hunters, an estimated 2 million hunt exemptors and 2.5 million fishermen lack licenses, suggesting hunting and fishing outpace baseball and golf participation nationally.

New York United States United States Senate Wildlife Committee Texas Virginia East Middle West Pacific Coast

Asylum Population Rises Amid Quiet Moral Panic

The report notes an apparent rise in asylum populations, framed as more noticeable due to a lack of intimate social activity. It underscores a perception shift rather than a surge in insanity, focusing on social norms and public behavior.

Asylum

How Fresh Outside Air Preduces the Humidity

Dr Logan Clendening explains window gravity ventilation to admit fresh air at low level and vent stale air at high level. He argues outside air adds humidity, reduces drying, and may lower heating costs when properly adjusted. An open fire also moves air better than radiators.

Sahara

Ralston Returns to Virginia to Brief Apple Growers

G. S. Ralston has finished his London mission aiding Virginia apple growers and sails to New York. He plans meetings to brief growers on new European market conditions, noting slower holiday demand but potential price gains as supplies tighten and box fruit rises in prominence.

Mr. Ralston Virginia Europe G. S. Ralston England London New York Liverpool Great Britain Britain France

Crawford Reward Raised to Two Thousand Dollars

Middlesburg citizens at a mass meeting boosted the bounty on fugitive George Crawford from 500 to 2000 for information leading to his arrest in the Agnes Boeing Isley and Mida Buckner killings. J B Skinner led the gathering as D C Sands was absent. attendees included Gen William Mitchell and mayor W J Luck among others.

Middlesburg George Crawford Agnes Boeing Isley Mida Buckner Crawford J. B. Skinner D. C. Sands

Three Fates in Norse Mythology Compared to Greek Trio

In Norse myth the Norns named Past Verthandi Present and Future Skuld echo the Greek Fates Clotho Lachesis and Atropos. The trio function as fate deities shaping destinies across time.

Verthandi Skuld Clotho Lachesis Atropos

Laugh More, Help Others Enjoy Themselves

A lighthearted note urges embracing laughter for well being. It suggests sharing joy and encouraging others to laugh, promoting a cheerful mood and social warmth.

Residents and visitors fill Albin area social circuit

Albin Virginia January 25. Mr and Mrs Charles Scott of Easton Pennsylvania visit the Hawkins family. Earl Bailey and family hosted at Chambersville. Canter Lonas of Winchester visits local friends. Mrs Mary Janney called on friends Friday. William Davis and family of Gainesboro called on Granville Davis. S E Brown spend winter in Florida. Holmes E Yeakley and family visited Harrisburg Pennsylvania.

Albin Charles Scott Easton S. J. Hawkins Earl Bailey Walter Clowser Chambersville Canter Lonas Winchester Mary Janney William Davis Gainesboro Granville Davis S. E. Brown Florida Holmes E. Yeakley Harrisburg

Surnames at Standstill in Modern Nations

Surnames are not multiplying at any great rate at the present time. The civilized nations have adopted surnames of the past and changes are infrequent. In the United States foreigners who become naturalized often change their names or Anglicize them.

United States

Can Mathematicians Reason in Plato’s Republic

A. W. Bean in Revaluations notes Plato’s claim that he hardly met a mathematician who could reason, as translated by Jowett, possibly with some malice.

Plato Jowett A. W. Bean

Carlot Apple Sales Shift to Eastern Shipping Points

Federal bulletin notes few carlot apple sales at eastern shipping points as overall movement stays active. More eastern apples go to Europe on consignment while British markets show mid January gains and London Liverpool prices rise for select varieties. Rhode Island Greenings fetch $1.10 to $1.25. Staymans reach $1 to $1.25 in Boston and Philadelphia with $1.50 in Atlanta.

Europe London Liverpool Rochester N. Y Baldwins Rhode Island Boston Philadelphia Atlanta Yorks

Market Report Notes Apple Prices and Regional Shifts

Black Twigs strengthened slightly in a few markets and southern varieties dominate this season's supply. New York Greenings and Baldwins rose about 10 cents in New York but slipped slightly in Pittsburgh. Barrel stock of several varieties sold mainly from 3 to 4 dollars in Eastern markets.

New York Baldwins Pittsburgh

Local Notes From Oranda Virginia January 25

Mr J M Brumback killed two large hogs weighing over 1300 pounds with one around 800 pounds. Miss Ethel Hausenfluck of Washington visits her parents. Emma Stickley improves after illness. Lime plants idle due to no orders, affecting workers. A Fortunate Calamity play is being prepared by local youths. Dewey Manning moves to Ewers farm near Capon Road. Charlotte Rowland visits Mrs Edgar Loving. Charles Kline moves to Glaize farm Mulberry Run. Jesse Mowrey of Martinsburg visits brothers Jesse and Frank Mowrey.

Ee Va J. M. Brumback Ethel Hausenfluck Washington Joseph Hausenfluck Emma Stickley Dewey Manning Universal Lime Plant Ewers Farm Capon Road Charlotte Rowland Stephens City Edgar Loving Charles Kline Valley Pike Glaize Mulberry Run Jesse Mowrey Martinsburg Jesse and Frank Mowrey

Great Power of Love Quote as Noted Insight

A sentimental reflection highlights love as the strongest passion, claiming it grips the mind, heart, and senses simultaneously in Voltairean spirit.

Voltaire

Self Denial And Prayer Week Observed By Church

The Southern Presbyterian Church observes Self Denial and Prayer Week with focus on foreign missions. Rev J W Witherspoon preached a notable sermon on The Challenge of Religion of Christ to the Young People of the Church. Upcoming events include an Auxiliary meeting led by Circle No 11 wife Mrs Harry K Russell and a study session on Mission Fields led by Mrs J Henry Moling Jr. Dr J R of China will preach next Sunday. The call to participation extends to both women and men and all interested in kingdom work.

Southern Presbyterian Church Woman's Auxiliary General Assembly J. W. Witherspoon Shepherstown Circle No. 11 Harry K. Russell J. Henry Moling, Jr B. B

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