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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1932
Page
4
The Evening Star at the post office Virginia consolidates with The Eve Co. of Winchester and merges with Morning Item The Weekly News and The Weekly Times in a regional consolidation reflecting shift in local news outlets.
A notice states that The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to AP news dispatches and local news published in the paper, authorizing republication by The paper under AP credit. The message asserts AP’s exclusive entitlement to use and distribute these reports.
Subscription rates listed by Mall include year in advance at 3.50, six months 2.25, three months 1.20, and one month 0.90. Carrier options show one year 4.60 and six months 2.25 with weekly circulation. National advertising reps Frost Landis and Kohn operate in Atlanta Chicago and other cities.
Voters are urged to support Franklin D. Roosevelt for president in the November 1932 election, outlining a campaign push across the nation to address the current economic crisis and restore public confidence.
A religious verse excerpt emphasizes that those who keep their minds fixed on God find perfect peace through trust in the Lord. The passage from Isaiah 26 verse 3 underscores unwavering faith as the cause of inner calm.
Suffolk News Herald laments the death of Hon. Henry e Tucker a steadfast Virginia legislator and statesman who served his district and state with honesty. It praises his intellect statesmanship and opposition to federal overreach notably during the eighteenth amendment era calling his passing a national loss.
The piece reflects on the rise of mass salad making in restaurants across the nation. It contrasts modern salad chefs with the old fashioned gentleman who insisted on assembling his own salad at the table and naming specific garnishes and condiments.
The article notes the salad's rise from Continental import to an American favorite. It highlights its role in summertime luncheons and Sunday suppers, praising fresh, crisp, inexpensive ingredients and the creativity of stylish dressings as more people dabble in culinary art.
The piece warns that many drownings occur in summer as water sports become popular. It stresses that safety comes from knowledge of water behavior, weather, depth and currents, and from operating boats within one’s limits. It urges serious training before engaging in rowing canoeing or power boating.
Minnie Wood Chapel announces Sunday School at 2 30. Mr James Rutherford recovering from surgery in Winchester Memorial Hospital after appendicitis and his wife is improving after operation. Many Rutherford relatives and friends visited and stayed with family at various nearby towns this weekend in Berryville Summit Point Martinsburg White Post and Catlett.
In Fiji, the Trobriand, and New Guinea regions locals fashion fishing nets from spider webs. They stretch a lacrosse racket shaped stick to form loops where webs are thickest, and the spider weaves a net at the ideal site for catching fish.
A Salem Virginia man Mr O B Murphy reports severe neuritis from arm to hip and stomach trouble but after a short Natex treatment all pain disappeared and he feels much better. Ad promotes Natex as effective for sluggish organs and urges purchase at People's Service Drug Store and other druggists.
One year ago Col and Mrs Lindbergh prepared for an aerial hop to the Orient. Winchester school trustees are to be appointed by Judge Williams in Corporation Court. Engagement announced: Miss Virginia Rehill to J C Harrell. A new booklet The Presidents Camp on the Rapidan issued to promote Virginia lore for tourists. Sunday Schools throughout Frederick county plan to
Frederick County politics run hot as the primary nears with all board members facing opposition. Shenandoah Herald backs Richard Wright for Virginia State Senate from Strasburg while August warnings warn of scarlet fever risk to children. Company I prepares to depart for Anniston Alabama for military duty and Hagerstown Fair cancels the annual horse show amid election rhetoric.
In a Fiji sounding tale, Pauo recounts the grandfather selling his schooner in Papeete before heading to Australia to build the Sequoia. The vessel is praised as a superb 103 footer, a sturdy dirty weather boat built in a leading Australian yard. A curse of Nu and a string of deaths loom over the family as tension rises. The narrator reflects on sleep, danger, and a planned trip to see Taren, then joins the others at the boat house as plans unfold.
The article argues Franklin D. Roosevelt's vacation choice is prudent and notes November could bring rough seas or political storms, implying he should be prepared for challenging events.
Foreclosure of a 1928 deed of trust on 522 Highland Ave Winchester to pay defaulted obligation. Sale set for July 30 1932 at 11 am in front of the County Courthouse Winchester with terms: one third cash, balance in two annual installments secured by a deed of trust and building insurance. Auctioneer A G Swanson.
The ad proclaims internal treatment to remove the cause by improving lower bowel blood flow. It claims salves cannot help and that Hemroid capsules stimulate circulation to heal and restore affected areas, with Baker's Drug Store endorsing the product and offering a money back guarantee.
Precipitation in the past 24 hours ending at 8 a m is none. July to date 2.59 inches. year to date 23.25 inches. Normal monthly rainfall from a 19 year record: January 2.36, February 1.95, March 2.70, April 3.17, May 3.58, June 3.80, July 3.50, August 3.54, September 2.20, October 2.87, November 2.14, December 2.39 inches.
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