Evening Star of Winchester Virginia Publication Notice
Publication details for The Evening Star Winchester Virginia. newspaper pricing in 1900s style including annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly rates. subscription options listed for mail and carrier delivery. national ad reps named Frost Landis and Kohn in major cities.
Fragmentary Biblical Verse Text
Incomplete OCR text shows a passage from John 14 1 2 with lines about belief in God and in Jesus and the Father’s house having many mansions. The readable portion includes well known comforting lines.
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John
Opportunity at the Door in 1932 Debate
Fredericksburg essay argues opportunity knocks as Americans face slow buying and obsolescence. It notes better autos at lower prices, urges renewed faith and credit, and cites Fred W. Sargeant on frontier freedoms and development amid plenty.
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Fredericksburg
Free-Lance Star
Fred W. Sargeant
Acceue
Future costs of government loom in Depression era debate
The Manufacturers' Record estimates a national government bill near four to four and a half billion dollars next year after a year of deep depression. Calls to cut spending through repeal of unnecessary programs face a taxation burden critics say will fail to spur recovery. Prosperity depends on prudent cuts, not higher taxes, to revive demand and markets.
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Congress
America
Safety on the Fourth in Portsmouth urged for sane celebration
The Portsmouth Star notes the approaching Fourth of July underscores the ongoing campaign for a safe and sane Fourth to curb fireworks casualties, urging readers to observe caution and avoid dangerous practices.
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Portsmouth
Star
Fourth of July safety campaign needs renewed support
The piece warns that despite reduced firecracker injuries, autos and water hazards will cause many deaths this July 4. It predicts traffic fatalities, drownings, and picnic bonfire accidents, urging renewed public safety efforts for the holiday.
Middletown Notes in Virginia Town Correspondence
Local notes detail visits and travel of residents from Winchester to Middletown and surrounding areas. Catholic and church events are noted, with Sunday School sessions, canary decorations, and officer elections in the Service Class chaired by Mrs. Herbert Jones. Residents recoveries and illnesses are reported with visits to Washington and hospital care.
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Irene Williams
Lascruses
New Mexico
Congressman Swank
Washington
Clara Clary
Houston
Texas
Maude Wright
George Wright
Lily
Pittsburgh
Russell Main
Eddie McInturff
D. C
Alice McInturff
Harry Booth
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Nellie Kline
Norman Carper
Lawrence Long
George William Glaize
Winchester
Allison Kline
John Legge
Grace M. E. Church
Dorothy Legge
J. E. Legge
Lillian Kline
Louise Kline
Rela
DeWese Payne
Upperville
Herbert Jones
Audry McIinturff
Virginia Carper
Virginia Walker
Lula Lauck
Walker
Elsie Pope
Beulah Braithwaite Vacation Visit Noted in Cross Junction
Cross Junction Virginia notes visitors and relatives in a series of short social items. Beulah Braithwaite of Berkeley Springs visits her parents Mr and Mrs J S Braithwaite. The gatherings include the Bakers Adams Edwards and Braithwates with relatives from Gainesboro Winchester Whitacre and Whitacre families.
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William Brown
Winchester
E. W. Braithwaite
Jean Braithwaite
D. W. Dick
Whitacre
S. H. Braithwaite
C. W.edwards
W E. Edwards
Gainesboro
H. R. Edwards
J. S. Braithwaite
Harley Adams
Ray Lewis
Freda Braithwaite
Mystery and voyage begin in South Seas cruise tale
Five Chicago youths led by Billy Lightner Tom Barry Larry Holmes and Jay Bruce plan a cruise to the South Seas inspired by a ship log from 1834 on Captain Whitney and the Western Wave They meet Pauo the island princess on Montonga and join a native dinner and dance while uncovering clues about the log amid warnings and mysterious messages from Livingston as they explore Tahiti Papeete and local customs
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Chicago Adams
Billy Lightner
Tom Barry
Larry Holmes
Jay Bruce
South Seas
Captain Whitney
Whitney
South Bea Island
Jane
Larry
Jay
Chicago
Tom
Pilly
Iane
Miss Whitney
Papeete
Tahiti
Pauo
Montonga
Utato
Livingston
Pawo
Tarea
Paki
Holmes
Maniota
Moonlight Bay
Redemption of Winchester Cold Storage Bonds Listed by Lot
Pursuant to a 1927 deed of trust in Winchester Virginia the Winchester Cold Storage Company calls bonds for redemption on September 1 1932. Bonds selected by lot include A and B series and C numbers with payment of principal and accrued interest due. Notice published at least ninety days prior allowed redemption after orderly presentation of bonds.
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Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
Winchester Cold Storage Company, Inc
T. Russell Cather
Believe and act to stir your immortal manhood
A motivational exhortation urging perseverance through health, poverty, sorrow, sin, and habits. It frames adversity as conquerable by resolve, promising transformation when one takes decisive action. The quote emphasizes inherent dignity and potential through effort.
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Erasmus
Congress Allocates From Empty Treasury Keyed to Bears Sale
The Jacksonville Journal reports Congress appropriated millions from an empty treasury and denounced the bears for selling stock they do not own.
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Congress
Bears
Jacksonville Journal
Rainfall totals and monthly normals from Winchester Lab
Precipitation data show 1 inch in past 24 hours ending 8 am. Year to date 20.66 inches, total to date 241 inches. Monthly normal amounts listed from January to December based on 19 years of records. May be used for historical climate reference.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
General Pershing Lauds Citizens Yet Calls Government Cheap
The Indianapolis Star quotes General Pershing criticizing American citizens as slovenly and condemns the country’s leadership as cheap. The piece questions whether the word cheap fully captures his sentiment.
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General Pershing
Indianapolis Star
Public sale of S B Cooper property by administrator
Administrator of S B Cooper offers at public sale at his residence one mile south of Stephenson on Tuesday July 5 1932 at 1 30 p m cattle hogs horses mules farming tools and harnesses including 18 cattle 16 cows 5 horses 1 mule 1 bull and various gear cash terms Dunn and Duvall auctioneers with 31 6 22 24 7 1 marks.
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S. B. Cooper
Stephenson
Poland
Syracuse
C. R. McCann
Admi
Dunn & Duvall
Bank Holiday Closings July 4 1932 Independence Day Notices
Banks announce closures for Independence Day 1932. Shenandoah Valley National Bank and Commercial and Savings Bank list payment rescheduling to July 5 1932. Union Bank of Winchester Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company also note holiday closure and banking day shift.
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WM. G. Hardy
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
John & Sloat
Commercial and Savings Bank
Geo. B. Bushnell
Union Bank of Winchester
J. BH. Yost
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
Notice to Fruitgrowers Starts Early Apple Buy
NOTICE TO FRUITGROWERS Will start buying early apples Thursday July 7th Butler's Packing House 29 6t.
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Butler’s Packing House
Galyak fur described as pelt of abort ed Bokhara and Karakul lambs
The Galyak fur is the pelt of aborted lambs from Bokhara or Karakul sheep. It is considered inferior as the hair just begins to appear above the skin. A maire effect is sometimes present, though not usually.
First Adhesive Postage Stamps Emerged in Britain and U.S.
Great Britain issued the first adhesive stamps the one penny black and the two pence blue in 1840. The United States followed with its first government stamp, the five cent red-brown head of Franklin on bluish paper, issued in 1847.
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Great Britain
United States
Franklin
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