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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1935
Page
4
The Evening Star Winchester Virginia outlines publication scope, postal receipt, and subscription rates by May. It lists advertising rates including classified and display options, memorials, and card notices, with deadlines and national ad reps.
This line presents a biblical quote from Ephesians 2 8 about salvation by grace through faith, noting it is a gift from God. It appears with garbled preceding text and a Bible reference.
Congress soon weighs the Guffy bill regulating bituminous coal with price fixing powers and seizure authority. Critics argue it oversteps constitutional limits and mimics the second child Tabor case, while President Roosevelt and lawyers call for a careful, merit based vote.
The Waynesboro News Virginian quotes President Roosevelt from a Pittsburgh speech on October 19 1932 describing how taxes are paid through workers wages and production and noting the impact on idle factories tax sale farms and hungry crowds seeking work.
Hull House was a social settlement in Chicago founded in 1889 by Jane Addams and Ellen Starr. Joshua commanded the sun to stand still to grant extra light for victory, preventing Jewish enemies from escaping during a great battle. Whisky jack refers to a Canada jay.
The speaker argues the stance against broad employment cessation remains valid while noting a massive rise in the tax burden. Since that quotation, the burden has increased by about 13 billion dollars, reshaping public finance and labor policy.
Precipitation in the past 24 hours ending 8 am is none. July to date 1.16 inches. year to date 18.27 inches. Winchester Laboratory records show 22 year average 34.61 inches per year and monthly averages from January to December ranging 1.94 to 3.88 inches.
Gov. Peery accepts chairmanship of the state committee to promote autumn travel and bring out of state visitors to Virginia. Jay W. Johns announces the central committee will meet next Tuesday to set dates, review events, plan advertising, and form subcommittees. The governor is urged to include 185000 for child health, with 100000 for tuberculosis. Five members are reappointed to the state game commission.
One year ago Miss Josephine Russell led a tuberculosis survey in Frederick County. Plans were announced for courthouse painting and other improvements. The District Nurse Association made 500 patient visits in June. Local pastors planned to entertain city pastors at Randolph Macon Academy.
Twenty five years ago pastors opposed screening fighting pictures here while liquor interests sought an early local option election. The Blue Ridge Inn at Blue Mont was destroyed by fire. Dr. Collins Denny, a new Methodist bishop, was invited to reside in Roanoke. Miss Mollie Wood escaped serious injury when her horse bolted after an automobile frightened it.
The common council updates meat and milk inspection rules in Winchester. It requires yearly permits from the Board of Health for sellers and transporters, raises inspection fees, mandates sanitary slaughterhouse standards, building permits, and employee health certification with penalties for violations.
Val battles memory and desire as Lia seductively arouses him. He recalls Jan and a lost shipboard life while fighting a urge to hurt and possess. Lia presses for escape selling the invention and a life together, ending with a kiss and a plan to forget.
A 1935 Common Council ordinance requires slaughterhouses to stay sanitary and bans overnight live animals on premises. The law takes effect sixty days after passage with officials Charles R. Anderson and Arthur M. Field noted. Also mentions Mrs C E Huntsberry visiting sister Mrs H W MacVicar at Forest Glen Indian Hollow and Locust Level.
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States attacks the Presidents tax program calling it destructive and a perversion of federal taxing power. Senate debate centers on wealth distribution via higher inheritance and gift taxes and on corporate taxation while House passage questions loom. The chamber plans a nationwide campaign to influence Ways and Means with a report alleging reduced business activity and delayed recovery.
A simple blend of peppermint oil with regular white frosting lends a fresh minty note to chocolate cake. A few drops suffice to brighten flavor without overpowering sweetness.
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