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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1932
Page
4
Daily publication note states The Evening Star Publishing Co of Winchester issues a daily paper except Sundays and is consolidated with Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror for broader coverage.
The passage states that The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use news dispatches tied to it and any local news published in the paper. It asserts exclusive entitlement for AP content and locally sourced material published in the paper.
Rates listed for mail and carrier subscriptions. Mail: one year 3.50, six months 1.75, three months 0.90, one month 0.30. Carrier: one year 4.50, six months 2.25, three months 1.20, one month 0.10. weekly option included.
A campaign placard proclaims F D Roosevelt for Vice President and John N Garner for Congress. The text quotes a biblical verse from 2 Corinthians 4 18 urging focus on eternal things beyond the seen world.
Petersburg Progress Index comments on a shift from visible wealth to restrained spending in Virginia after the war. The piece notes former displays of wealth giving way to frugality, with many avoiding unnecessary expenses and reducing dues. It warns retrenchment can be fashionable yet harmful, economically paralyzing and potentially unpatriotic.
The Portsmouth Star notes rising motor tourism and cites cities that cater well to visitors. A state automobile club secretary says touring departments are flooded with route inquiries and guests bring business, gas, hotels, meals, and services, boosting reputations and sales.
A county budget commissioner in Ohio finds jail meals cost 32 cents per prisoner per day in one county and 8 to 11 cents in another. He notes the wide gap stems from purchasing methods and urges careful, economical buying to provide appetizing, nutritious meals while cutting costs where reasonable.
The Democratic presidential candidate Franklin D. Roosevelt is urged to settle the pronunciation of his name as Rose-velt, two syllables with a long o, aligning with his own usage. The note argues for uniform oral identification over varied pronunciations.
Berryville couple Mary Elizabeth Sinkabine and Marvin Longerbeam wed recently. Invitations issued for John M Steck Jr and Mary Fielding Taliaferro marriage. Union Bank of Winchester reports 364115.66 in current deposits.
Comadr R E Byra is said to be planning to leave for the South Pole about the twentieth of October. Rotary Club baseball team beat the Lions Club 12 to 8. Rev Dr S L Flickinger arrives in Winchester to begin duties at Centenary Reformed Church. Harry Woodward and Frank Fisher each caught the same fish on the Shenandoah River recently.
Capt Dugmore a British officer described German cruelty to an audience. Beginning July 16 local barbers will raise share prices to 15 cents. Ramshore's Auto Supply offers complete Ford bumpers for 5 dollars. Housewives urged to preserve eggs for next winter. Dr James I Russell arrived in Liverpool with the Roosevelt Hospital Unit for service in the World War.
Sportsman and Indianapolis automobile maker Fred Duesenberg was in worse condition after a roadster crash on the Lincoln highway east of Ligonier mountain. An oxygen tent was rushed from Pittsburgh to Johnstown to assist his recovery.
Republican leaders anticipated a presidential veto on the $2.122 billion relief bill and began drafting a substitute while Garner Wagner bill headed to conference. The standoff underscored partisan tension and executive opposition to the measure.
Five Chicago youths and a newspaper crew chase a 100 year old ship log amid a Tahiti voyage and a planned hostage for a coveted pearl. Livingston, an English captor, battles their nerve while a dangerous romance and coded pages hint at danger and ransom.
Precipitation in the past 24 hours ended 8 4. m. is .61 inch. July to date is 1.39 inch. Year to date 22.05 inches. Normal monthly totals from 19 years of records at Winchester Research Laboratory show January 2.36, February 1.95, March 2.70, April 3.17, May 3.58, June 3.89, July 3.50, August 3.54, September 2.20, October 2.87, November 2.14, December 2.39 inches.
The Roman empire encompassed Italy Britain Gaul Hispania Austria Hungary the Balkans Asia Minor Palestine and northern Africa, uniting diverse regions under a single imperial rule across three continents.
The garnet is said to give health, quiet vanity, mend friendships, strengthen the heart, and increase riches and honor. An amethyst supposedly dispels sleep, sharpens the mind, prevents intoxication, yields victory to soldiers, and shields from sorcery.
English observers commemorate Primrose Day on April 19 to honor Benjamin Disraeli. The observance began in 1882 on the first anniversary of the statesman’s death.
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