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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1935
Page
4
Rates list for mail and carrier subscriptions with durations of one six and twelve months. Advertising rates include classifieds memorials cards of thanks display ads and national reps names. Terms require cash with copy and copy deadlines by 10 A M on publication day.
A religious quotation from Isaiah 44 6 8 appears in the text. The line states I am the first and the last and besides me there is no God. The excerpt presents a doctrinal declaration rather than a news event.
Winchester and Frederick counties join nationwide drive to raise funds for the Warm Springs Foundation. This year seventy percent stays in the local community to aid infantile paralysis rehabilitation, with thirty percent for research. The event is January 30 at George Washington Hotel ball room from nine to one, admission $1.50 per couple. Local clubs donate services and support.
Retired statesman David Lloyd George distanced himself from party leadership and questioned adopting the New Deal for England after a Bangor Wales address. He accused Conservatives of inaction and suggested Liberals face trade policy shifts, while Lord Snowden has endorsed the plan but lacks traction.
The text lists trivia answers including the Four Bvan- Answer: Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. The Jack Johnson Jeffries fight is cited as Reno 1910 heavy weight title. A bowler scoring three hundred is said to be twelve balls. It also critiques Lloyd George’s plan, noting his age, lack of party leadership, and a shift of influence to the Labour party.
The February Forum argues car makers cite 80 or 90 mph to imply quality not for typical use. Speed reflects engineering aims: economy at normal speeds, longer life, and greater comfort, with safety and lower repair costs at 30 mph, while 60 mph adds capability.
The President plans to ask Congress to raise HOLC lending authority by 1 billion dollars to 4 billion total. John H. Fahey estimates this increase will cover distressed homeowners. Congress is expected to promptly approve, with government loans tapering gradually to encourage private lending.
The Zulu Kaffirs impose a distance rule when a man speaks to his mother-in-law. He must not address her by name as familiarity could suggest authority over her.
A man suffered a fatal heart attack after a case of stomach gas following a meal. The article notes treatment by Adleri and bakers’ store claims the gas was relieved, and the patient later eats without issue. Ip Stephens City Brothers druggists. A faded local ad
The clip highlights Scott bending a 200 pound barbell with his left arm. He is shown performing a remarkable display of strength and control, illustrating a unique feat within the scrapbook feature.
Leila faces a proposed marriage to Orton and his possessive mother the Johnston Hedges. The narrative traces family history, wealth, and social duty as Orton plans a fall wedding with Park Avenue living and a focus on water polo, yachting, and antiques.
Rainfall data shows 24 hour ending 8 p.m. none, January to date 3.92 inches, year to date 3.92 inches. Winchester Laboratory records 34.61 inches average annual precipitation. Monthly averages span 2.30 to 3.88 inches with January 2.35, May 3.88, June 3.60, December 2.30 inches.
One year ago four Dillinger gang leaders were captured in Tucson Arizona without a shot fired as he scoffs at the “hick cops.” Officials of the Winchester and Wardensville railroad hire 25 men to lay 90 pound rails over curves for four miles of track. Proffitt, 19, of Fauvett’s Gap wounded when his gun discharges. he walks a half mile for help. Morgenthau announces over subscription of the billion dollar security bond issue. Virginia Senate considers a measure to raise funds for schools.
Special commissioner advertises seven parcels of land in Stephens City Frederick County Virginia for public auction on February 16 1935 at 1 30 PM in front of the post office. Each tract ranges from four named lots to a half acre parcel with details of driveways roads and street frontages. Terms require one third cash and rest in two annual installments secured by bonds and a deed of trust with six percent interest.
The piece notes that ancient Greeks and Romans kept slaves clean shaved or cropped. It claims face fungus was a concern in hand to hand combat, leading to soldiers being shaved to prevent infections and improve combat effectiveness.
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