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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1935
Page
4
The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia is a daily paper except Sundays with annual and half year subscription options. Carrier subscriptions show different pricing tiers. The paper consolidates with The Morning News and several weekly editions.
The notice lists rates for classified ads at 2 cents per word with a 25 cent minimum, memorials at 1.50 for four stanzas, cards of thanks at 75 cents, and display ads with a 10 A. M. deadline. Transient rate is 42 cents per inch with contract rates on application and national repsDevine Tenney Corp in major cities.
The article contains a standard Associated Press copyright notice granting reprint rights to news dispatches and local content published by the paper. It warns that AP retains exclusive rights to credited and non credited material.
Fragmentary clipping repeats a Bible verse about drinking and slavery to liquor. No clear local event or names. reads as a religious warning phrasings with Isaiah 5:11.
In a three vote margin the Senate eliminated price fixing of fresh fruits and vegetables from the proposed AAA amendments, reversing Tuesday's action. Critics cited impracticality as growers faced spoilage and market losses, citing examples from a local producer and historical failures abroad.
Cumberland Times reports the Red Cross readiness amid sudden disasters. A near-term photo shows children passing by a scene after explosions in New York state, illustrating public concern and relief response.
A Q and A set lists questions and answers on Christmas Carol as a national benefit, necromancy defined as communication with the dead or magic, and Franklin's reported last words "A dying man can do nothing easy" per the provided school text.
A long table overflows with milk oranges bread and butter as two women hand out food to a procession of famished children. The scene explains that flood homeless youths in New York State are being fed by the Red Cross in Binghamton. Four hundred were fed yesterday. The piece urges Americans to remember contributions during the next annual roll call and respond accordingly.
A Philadelphia spider catcher volunteers 2000 black widow spiders for a biological lab seeking an antidote. He gathers 200 widows daily from vacant lots, noting their irregular shinier webs and venomous eggs wrapped in marble sized sacs. No groups have protested laboratory use.
A humorous dispatch notes Heidelberg University chapter of the Borussia Fraternity suspended for two years for joking about Reichsfuehrer Hitler’s asparagus eating. The piece muses on whether there are unusual methods and asks for a film reel revealing the Fuehrer’s technique.
Canthoplasty is the operation of slitting the outer canthus to enlarge the eye opening. Proposed by Ammon to relief tight eyelids and inflammatory tension. In art, creation for enjoyment is described as fine art.
In execution of a deed of trust dated December 30 1925 the trustee will sell at public auction in front of the Winchester Court House Virginia on Saturday August 3 1935 at 4 PM Lots 13 14 and 1 of the Harris Orchard Tract on National Avenue extending to Woodstock Lane the property of Arthur C Stottlemyer One third cash and the balance in two annual installments with two bonds and a deed of trust and fire insurance. Rob ert T Barton Trustee.
A description notes More Han stands four feet high at the shoulders, indicating size and stature for the observed animal.
Precipitation in the past 24 hours ending 8 a.m. none. Year to date 18.89 inches and on the date since January 1 the total is 1.78 inches. The Winchester Laboratory average rainfall over 22 years is 34.61 inches. Monthly averages are listed: January 2.35, February 1.94, March 2.81, April 3.16, May 3.88, June 3.60, July 3.39, August 3.35, September 2.43, October 2.90, November 2.51, December 2.30.
A year ago Dave Davis, 19, died after being struck by a Norfolk and Western train near Berryville. North Dakota faced twin governorship with Ole Olson as acting governor and William Langer ousted on felony charges. In Winchester Frederick county Vera aid reached 1 888 people. Wardensville Lutheran church in W Va collapsed. J W Larrick Sr 84 leading farmer died at Chambersville.
Five years ago youths faced gunfire while picking huc kleberry in the mountains near Win 4% now expands water supply with a new filtration plant. It will add 2 840 000 gallons daily. Henry Hockman of Tom s Brook dies after a car strike in Middletown. Mrs Sarah A Garber wins renomination for reelection by Seventh District Republicans at Front Royal.
Ten years ago Clarence Darrow faced contempt in the Scopes evolution trial in Dayton Tennessee. Guy Brooks Shackleford, 47, merchant, is buried at Berryville. Hospital drive plans near completion. Virginia apple growers protest proposed railroad freight rates. W H Hamilton, 83, dies at Grimes.
Twenty five years ago George L. Wendell aged 38 of this city dies in Richmond hospital following an appendicitis operation. John M. Silver a farmer and former sheriff is appointed sheriff to succeed the late Clark H. Purcell. Richard Eyre seven grandson of William H. Hardy is shot and dangerously wounded in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Jefferson West Virginia county Democrats renominate Gray Silver for state senate.
A dairy proclaims its milk is immaculate in sanitary barns and handled by scrupulous methods. It emphasizes sterility in bottling and careful pasteurization to ensure absolute purity for children's health.
Lia confronts her father Garenne about her late mother's estate and a possible divorce from Val. Tensions flare as Garenne accuses Lia of being half Chinese, revealing a long held family secret that shocks Lia and Val. The confrontation ends with a vow to reveal the truth in a future installment.
Senators Black Minton Gibson Schwellenbach examine charred telegram fragments alleged to be bogus lobbying messages sent to congressmen to defeat the death clause in the utility holding company bill.
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