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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1931
Page
4
The Evening Star at the post office in Virginia is published daily except Sunday. The Evening Star is produced by Semishing Co. of Winchester, Virginia.
Rates show one year in advance at 3 50, six months at 1 15, with mentions of monthly options and national advertising reps in New York Des Moines Chicago. The text appears as a promotional rate card from a morning weekly newspaper.
A brief devotional fragment quotes Psalm 100 urging joyful praise. It centers on entering gates with thanksgiving and celebrating the Lord's goodness, framed in religious exhortation. The text includes the lines Make a joyful noise unto the Lord and For the Lord is good.
A Baltimore Evening Sun analysis notes May immigration fell short of quota and explores European deterents. It cites 1,673 quota migrants reported, 1,164 percent of target, and mentions Doak policy raids in New York. It argues liberty no longer attracts Europeans while money remains but employment woes dampen appeal.
Norfolk readers note that business women see gains from a compensatory law and push for full gender equality in commerce. While some argue for prioritizing those with dependents during downturns, others warn legal duties may create bias in favor of women with dependents.
The Portsmouth Star notes rising savings deposits, calling it an encouraging sign amid a weak economy. A bulletin from the Alexander Utton Institute cites earlier prosperity years showing deposit gains and explains the pattern through the 1920s.
A historical analysis notes that low mood stems from years of under-spending. It argues recovery hinges on increased saving and a slow, deliberate rebuilding of financial cushions for households and the broader economy.
Warner Brothers previews forthcoming pictures while Capitol and Colonial Theatres list current bookings. Jack Holt stars as a hard boiled detective in Subway Express at Capitol Theatre with audiences awaiting today’s show.
Jack Holt stars as a stern police officer in Subway Express, a film adaptation of Eva Kay Flint and Martha Madison’s Broadway hit. Aileen Pringle and Jason Robards support, with the notorious red Kelsey as foil. The production runs today only amid a large cast and suspenseful subway murder plot.
Trustee to sell at public auction on August 12 1931 at 11 A M in Winchester Virginia two parcels in one lot on South Stewart Street and West Leicester Street including a brick colonial residence with steam heat and an adjoining unimproved lot. Terms require one third cash with balance in two annual installments secured by a deed of trust and insurance.
Alan Roscoe Ethel Wales Sidney Bracy Bertha Blackman and Max Asher appear in the society notices list indicating their involvement in upcoming events and local engagements. The fragment shows these individuals connected to community announcements and social columns.
Hollywood star George Arliss forgot his favorite walking stick when leaving for England. It disappeared on the voyage and was later found in a Warner Brothers dressing room wardrobe. The cane was mailed to him at St. Margaret's Bay Kent England amid multiple telegrams. His next film Alexander Hamilton debuts in August or September.
Mrs. H. Harry Anderson of Winchester was fined 50 dollars and sentenced to three months in jail, suspended on good behavior, for stealing a pocketbook near Castleman's Ferry on July 5. Dennis Laughman of Pennsylvania was fined 50 dollars and costs for drayman license tag violations. Lawrence Roberts received 10 dollars and costs for reckless driving.
General Douglas MacArthur, chief of staff, reflects on patriotic spirit amid the military training camps and a collision involving an automobile driven by Mrs. C. B. Lloyd of New Market. The message underscores enduring national resolve.
A reader shares a testimonial for Resinol Ointment aiding piles after months of illness. The letter notes immediate relief and full healing after several applications, urging others not to suffer from itching due to irritating secretions and offering free samples from Resinol Dept. 91.
The appeal of taking a Kodak on vacation is highlighted as a way to capture memories. The message suggests that using the camera will allow you to relive those happy moments for many months after returning home.
A series of Democratic primary filing notices from Frederick County Virginia candidates covers State Senate for the 26th District and multiple House and local offices. Names include T Russell Cather Jos S Denny Boyd R Richards Luther Pannet E C Oates H E Shall Jacob H Beaver Floyd M Brill B P Harrison Ben Whittacre Holmes E McAboy and Chas M Rosenberger with pledges to serve, seek re election, or run for sheriff and county posts ahead of Aug 4 1931.
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