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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1931
Page
8
A long letter from President Hindenburg prompts Mr. Hoover to act. The Hindenburg line notes a strong performance. An American public sentiment toward the church appears mixed, with a metaphor about using a golf club instead of a match.
J W Lee of Kernstown Virginia says Natex cured six months of stomach and liver troubles and rheumatic pains. He reports indigestion gas dizziness spots and backache disappeared after starting Natex and never returned. Natex representative meets locals at Peoples Service Drug Store to explain benefits.
Precipitation for the past 24 hours ending at 8 a m shows trace amounts with July to date total 7.29 inches. Comparison with the 18-year average for January through May and 1932 rainfall over similar months shows totals of 17.62 inches and 18.35 inches. First seven months rainfall includes April 1.79 inches May 1.19 inches June 3.06 inches July 0.84 inches.
Sheriff Pannett says the local jail houses prisoners at four times its normal capacity. The Shenandoah Baptist Association meeting at Berryville blames drought on forgetting God. Virginia Glass Land Corpora tion plans to start Gore mine operations immediately. Mrs. William G. Conley, First Lady of West Virginia, visits Red Hill. Wheat price declines to 78 cents per bushel.
A Dallas News line notes the Five Year Plan starts with overalls and ends with heavy burdens, reflecting economic strain. The Arkansas Gazette adds that the earliest victims of hardship are those in soft or temporary jobs, highlighting job insecurity in hard times.
Reported gambling victims linked to a recent circus exhibit in Martinsburg. W. Nelson Page and Rev. Dr. F. T. McFaden lead Rotary Club boys’ work. Local colored school patrons seek a larger building. Rev. F. R. Casselman and family vacationing in the Catskills, New York.
Fifteen years ago on July 31 1916 Charles W Tanquary died at his home near Burnt Factory from injuries after being struck by lightning last June Zeppelins raided London dropping 60 bombs A giant three meter German seaplane plans a commercial flight to the United States The Union Bank of Winchester reports deposits of 23972628 dollars in its latest financial statement
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