Evening Star Classifieds Notice
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1932
Page
4
Classified notice text appears to be a partial masthead and advertising credits from The Evening Star. Mentions Associated Press rights and subscription terms, with references to national advertising representatives.
A religious quotation from Isaiah 40 8 emphasizes the enduring word of God against fading grass and flowers. The line frames scripture as eternal and unchanging. It reflects faith emphasis rather than reporting a news event.
The Petersburg Progress Index cites Representative Wood of Indiana estimating President Hoover's fortune at about 1,000,000 dollars, down from previous levels due to charitable donations and general business conditions. The piece notes Hoover’s expected post presidency opportunities and his potential need for charity programs.
Cumberland Times discusses the launch of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation with a 500 million dollar capital, aiming to reassure the public and coax private resources back into circulation. It notes the government's ability to flood credit channels and the greater private resources waiting to be stirred for economic drive against Depression.
The American Tree Association promotes a nationwide tree planting to honor George Washington’s 200th birth anniversary. More than 9,000,000 trees have been planted to date and the effort continues with broad citizen support.
A sober acting campaign urges cutting timber thoughtfully to balance current needs with future supply. It promotes preserving memory of the nation’s President while mobilizing Americans to boost standing timber.
Berryville Virginia social page notes a series of dinner and tea events. Mrs. J Baldwin Neill hosts guests including Mrs John B Neill and Mrs Joseph F Moore. Capt and Mrs J Baldwin Neill are honored by multiple gatherings with friends and St Hilda’s faculty guests. Col. Charles Caffrey of Richmond visits Mr and Mrs D Griffing as well.
Mr and Mrs M W Jones Jr welcome their brother Charles Jones of Albany Georgia as house guest at their country home Long View in Clarke County.
Local distributor Miller and Anderson announce Philco’s 1932 line featuring Model 112X with a large angled Sounding Board and Echo-absorbing screen. The unit claims to reproduce a full musical range including high notes and to reduce after tones, marketed as The First Radio Scientifically as a Musical Instrument.
Daily market report notes past rainfall and current conditions. It lists January to date precipitation, monthly comparisons for 1931, and price ranges for dairy and feed products with scattered OCR errors.
Manager Frank M. Boucher arranged with Capon Springs Water Company to supply Capon Springs water for the Capitol Theatre drinking system. The upgrade allows demijohns to be attached to firing fountains and patrons will taste the Capon Springs brand.
Marcia Moyer, a cosmetics clerk in Mitchelfield, lands a dream job with a New York firm after traveling to Chicago to begin district supervisor work. She faces loneliness and fear on her Pullman ride and the vast urban world she hopes to conquer, dreaming of independence and romance.
An advertisement touts Parmint Double Strength as a simple inexpensive home remedy for catarrh and related hearing loss. It claims quick relief from head noises dullness and restored hearing after four daily doses mixed in hot water with sugar, urging public use despite unclear evidence.
Three orders of the Justice of the Peace Court of Winchester Virginia grant mechanics liens to Harry W Ebert against McGargee and Goodnow and Perdue. A public auction will be held at the Winchester Garage on North Braddock Street at ten o clock Friday February 5 1932 featuring a Ford Coupe Whippet Roadster and a Chevrolet automobile with cash terms.
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