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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1936

Page

2

Senator Cather Opposes Virginia Social Security Act

Virginia State Senator T. Cather denounces the Social Security Act in a radio address, arguing it is unconstitutional and would burden Virginia with taxes and a large bureaucracy. He warns it threatens self reliance, warns of federal overreach, and urges lawmakers to oppose the measure and its cost estimates.

Virginia WRVA Richmond T. Cather Frederick Clarke Shenandoah General Assembly Cather Congress Guinees Social Security Board Supreme Court of the United States NRA AAA National United States Byrd Williamsburg Jamestown America John Smith Soviet Russia General Assembly of

Antique and farm stock auctions listed for Winchester area

The Sales Directory lists multiple dates from February 5 to February 27 detailing auctions near Winchester Virginia. Entries include buyers such as Baker Wholesale Building Cameron Street and sellers like J L Nethers near White Hall and O C Miller near Winchester with stock implements feed horses dairy cattle and household goods.

Baker Wholesale Cameron Street W. E. Cather Woodstock J. L. Nethers White Hall O. C. Miller Winchester I. H. Zinn Stephenson V. O. Baker Hayfield A. C. Loy Strickler Farm Berryville Pike C. H. Fries Greenspring M. Hurst Millwood H. C. Bailey N. Kent Street R. T. Hilleary Welltown B. V. Gore Clark Purcell Kurtz Butler R. T. Barton Apple ‘2 Ridge C. C. Funkhouser Charles Frite White Post

Mouse rivals Mary's Lamb in Forest City tale

A tiny field mouse named Squeaky follows Gretchen Wicklund of Forest City to school each day and even hops onto her desk, gaining local fame as a pet at school.

George Washington Hotel Elinor Crow New York City Renue Earl G. Nelson N. Braddock Virginia Wiltshire J Winchester Forest City Gretchen Wicklund Gretchen

Landon Attacks Waste as Kansas GOP Rally Cheers Him

Gov. Alf M. Landon denounced “political wasters” of the New Deal and urged better housekeeping. The Kansas Day rally, broadcast nationally, saw him receive an 18 delegate endorsement from the state central committee but avoid declaring candidacy. He called for economy in spending and discussed relief, farm policy, and prosperity delays.

Gg Topera Alf M. Landon Kansas Cleveland Kansas Day Club Landowney State Committee Landon

Doan's Pills Promote Kidney Flush Of 3 Pounds Daily

An old advertisement extols Doan's Pills for kidney health claiming the kidneys flush out about 3 pints daily and more than 3 pounds of waste. It warns of signs like backache swelling and fatigue and urges readers to ask druggists for Doan's Pills.

Dean Doan

Landon Urges Direct Attack on Washington Tax Bureaucracy

Former governor Alf Landon calls for a revival of confidence in national credit and the dollar to sustain democracy and drive recovery. He argues for a non partisan farm policy, soil conservation, and tariff protections to balance farmers with industry.

Washington Landon

Longevity Marked Brechwald Family of Fort Dodge

Fort Dodge resident J. A. Brechwald and his kin are noted for long lives. The grandfather is 96, the father 70, and the maternal grandmother 98. Family records also list a great grandfather at 108 and a great great grandfather at 112.

Fort Dodge Brechwald J. A. Brechwald

ARAX touted as stomach cure with broad health claims

An Arlington ad touts ARAX as a universal stomach remedy that improves digestion and steadies nerves, blood and kidneys. It claims most illnesses originate in the stomach and offers a week trial and a free health booklet from Miller's Medicines at 107 N Loudoun Street.

R. W. Harris Miller's Medicines Loudoun Street Arax Miller’s Arax Man

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