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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1932
Page
4
An Evening Star notice from Winchester Virginia mentions a matter connected to the June publication and Ashing Company, with details partially readable in the archived text.
A boilerplate AP disclaimer appears stating exclusive rights to re publish AP dispatches and local news in this paper. The note confirms the paper’s use of AP material and local reporting as its content source.
The notice details subscription prices by term for in advance payments and carrier delivery with annual, semi annual, quarterly, and monthly options. It also lists Frost Landis and Kohn as national advertising representatives across New York Atlanta Chicago and Detroit.
A brief devotional line echoes a biblical warning from Galatians 6 7 about sowing and reaping. The phrase invites contemplation on consequences of actions.
Norfolk columnist notes Dr John Dewey, famed educator and philosopher, as a leading mind yet faces heated opposition at the National Education Association convention in Atlantic City. Joseph Rosier becomes active president amid fights over Dewey's liberal program and education theories from Columbia.
The piece notes two conditions when advertising pays: during prosperity and in economic distress. It cites Gilbert T. Hughes, president of the Advertising Federation of America, and a study of 120 firms over 17 years. Sixty cut advertising as demand slowed, while the other half increased ad space. many in the former group faded, while long-term advertisers saw profits tripling in tough times.
The text argues that advertising sustains business by expanding demand and proving a program’s worth even in hard times. It contrasts investment with expense and warns against cutting ads, saying restraint tightens an avenue that smart judgment and common sense dictate should be widened.
政府在新财政年度中以四千万美元预算开局，预计收入或因补充基金削减而下降。 波拉德及财政官员承认预算平衡是书面与实际之间的差异，强调 governor 有权在未来两年内削减维护与其他拨款以防止赤字并维持州务运作稳健。
One year ago Harrisonburg firemen notified a local committee they will take part in the state convention of firemen in August. I. W. Dick took over Commercial Hotel management. Eva Hicks married Harry V. Price. Roosevelt told UVA group most taxes are excessive. Patricia D. Morton, Queen Shenandoah VIII, returned to studies in Germany.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co of Virginia plans further system improvements across the state authorizing 62 000 labor hours this year bringing total projects to 745 000 hours. Work includes installing phones private branch exchanges poles open wire cables and underground conduit in various sections of Virginia. A second note discusses rare sports in several sheep breeds including Southdown Shropshire Hampshire Oxford American Merino and Rambouillet.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a drug store and an offer to “pick you up” at once, with unclear names or details. The readable portion references a pharmacy request and immediate pickup.
Bruce narrates a South Seas cruise with Larry, Jane, and Jay after discovering a log describing Captain Whitney's 1834 quest for the Sacred Eye of Nu. Pauo, the island princess, entangles them as a coded message chase unfolds amid battles with sea creatures and warnings of ghosts on Taree while Tom deciphers semaphore and a log copy vanishes.
Highview notes ill health of Mrs James Hawes visiting near Strasburg. Juanita Morningstar of Washington visits grandparents Willis and Mrs Ruggles. Waldo Bennington family visits J. E. White. Mrs Russell Ritenour recovering from Memorial Hospital operation. Marthana Koenig vacationing with parents Paul and Mrs Koenig. Mrs Van Louisaint to New York City to stay with son William and daughter-in-law. Local gatherings include the Broy and Conner families with others.
The sage of Chinatown Hi Ho reflects that happiness arrives gently and unexpectedly, and only afterward do we recognize it as a fleeting moment passed, a line from Washington ar.
Precipitation for the 24 hours ending 8 a m is .18 inch. July to date .78 inch. Year to date 31.44 inches. Normal monthly precipitation is 16 inches based on 19 years of Winchester Research Laboratory records. Monthly figures are listed from January 2.36 to December 2.39 inches.
Col Hierome L. Opie of Staunton received the Purple Heart, the first in Staunton, for World War II wounds and gallantry. He leads the 116th Infantry Virginia National Guard and was wounded overseas. Railroad officials anticipate 50 million visitors to the Chicago World's Fair, predicting heavy bystander crowds, per Judge.
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