Winchester daily publication note
Published every day except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Co. of Winchester, Virginia.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1932
Page
4
Published every day except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Co. of Winchester, Virginia.
The Associated Press is exclusive for re publication of AP dispatches and local news published herein. This notice confirms rights and credits for material used in this paper.
The notice lists subscription options including one month in advance by carrier, six months, three months and one year in advance. It shows multiple lines with pricing but the amounts are unclear due to OCR errors.
National Advertising Representatives Frost Landis and Kohn operate from New York Atlanta Chicago and Detroit serving clients across major markets.
The item promotes the 1932 Democratic ticket with President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Vice President John N. Garner, mentions H. St. George Tucker for Congress, and includes a biblical quote about treasure and heart.
Henry St. George Tucker died at his Virginia home after a long life as a congressman a former president of the American Bar Association and an authority on the U S Constitution He authored Limita tions the Treaty Making Power and was a Democrat of the Cleveland wing remembered for steadfast convictions and legal distinction.
A survey of major industries finds national advertisers spent 143,365,000 on newspaper space last year. Of these 400 advertisers, 190 also used magazines and 121 used radio. autos, food and tobacco firms lead in newspaper reliance to reach the public. Magazines and radio add reach though newspapers remain primary.
The passage from the Petersburg Progress-Index critiques overused words and language shifts. It laments nouning verbs like contact and ing forms while noting trends toward terms such as splendid and cooperation in local discourse.
The piece argues that while splendid once meant truly grand, its colloquial rise now attaches the term to Epworth League socials revivals football games and civic pride. It cautions against overuse and stresses real meaning in language.
Amid a buoyant mood some sectors report strong earnings. Circuses enjoy a busy season while Chicago sees diverse success in unexpected lines of business. A plant keeps 110 workers and 140 in distribution on a new fly swatter. A drinks prep firm expands as fruit drinks mix with water. A silk underwear maker staffs 1,400 through mass raw silk sourcing. An electric firm rushes to meet demand for a low cost home air conditioner. Novelty and ingenuity drive potential gains despite conditions.
Reliance Virginia July 27 Miss Helen Baker of Winchester visits Miss Kathleen Stickley Miss Ruth Cunningham of West Virginia visits the Misses Judy Elsie Grover accompanies her brothers to Waynesboro for weeks visiting their homes Mr and Mrs F Derfl left for New Jersey Miss Hunt Bluefield visits uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Lee Hunt Rev HE Richardson and Mr BF Cooley attended quarterly meeting in Stephens City Mrs Annie Beaty's condition alarming in past week improving Peo just av bit better Grace Be r ann and family of Waynesboro visiting mother Mrs G E Dovell Mr and Mrs F A Foster and Mr and Mrs E E Baker and families of Winchester spent hours Sunday with Russell Stickley family Mr Helmick sold home and will occupy Grover residence Jim Beaty injured by nail in foot Elden Dovell of Washington vacationing with mother Mrs G E Dovell Several folks attend funeral of Mrs Hensell at Salem Church Sunday Mrs Harry Grover's brother Stanley Cooley and mother Gina Cooley called to Baltimore for aunt's funeral Dorothy Miller and Kathleen Stickley birthday outing W M A meeting at home for Mrs C C Bowers first Thursday in August
Roanoke Virginia July 27 a Shenandoah Valley advocate lauds rising hotel fortunes rail publicity and geographic magazine ads as the valley captures American interest. He credits Holcombe Parkes and local papers for loyalty and notes strong inquiries from readers planning trips after seeing valley ads.
In this chapter Pauo recounts the island history of a chief, his search for his father after a decade, the wreck rescue of pearls, and the family fortunes. The tale follows grandfather Peter, education abroad for the father, and ties to France England and the Paumotuan region as ships resume arrivals.
Middletown Va July 27 Mr Fred Manuel and family with a friend from Washington spent the weekend with his father Davis Manuel. Birth announced Lois Jean daughter of Raymond Headley. Odd Fellows open meeting planned July 28 in hall. Various locals towns folks visitors from Washington Hyattsville Edinburg and Strasburg noted with small town events and improvements.
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