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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
4
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Advertisement rates shown in advance figures include one year forty nine months and six month terms with carrier options. National advertising representatives Frost Landis and Kohn are based in New York Atlanta Chicago and Detroit.
A religious fragment presents Psalm 51 17 about sacrifices pleasing God as a broken spirit and contrite heart. No additional context or event details are provided.
President Hoover signals support as Congress nears acceptance of a comprehensive tax bill aimed at balancing the budget. The measure raises personal and corporate income taxes, stamps, excise taxes, postal rates, and new tariffs, projected to add 1.1185 billion dollars to the treasury and curb a record deficit.
Virginia advances final stage of a World War memorial. Bells for the tower will arrive today as the dream of a grateful state becomes a realized monument to its servicemen and those who served.
Early plans for a memorial library and a grand monument were scaled back to a carillon tower on the Richmond landscape. The singing tower will honor Virginians who went to war, house a small museum, and feature relics and murals to educate visitors about national service.
The Virginia stance against broad bond issuance in roads and buildings is highlighted as financially sane. Critics once labeled the state backward for avoiding debt, yet supporters now credit restraint as prudent, suggesting conservatism equals progress in financial policy.
Auction on June 16 1932 at 10 30 AM two miles south of Siler Virginia offers for sale farm and household items from the estate of R T Luttrell deceased including cows hens kettles sewing machine organ furniture beds and kitchenware. Terms: under 5 cash over 5 credit six months with note and security payable at Farmers and Merchants National Bank Winchester Virginia executrix Eotha G Dailey and auctioneer Rov ers Luttrell listed.
Scientists restore a life size mastodon skeleton in Albany museum. Based on measurements, the specimen links to an 1866 Cohoes dig where a dental issue in the right jaw is cited as the cause of death.
In Chapter Six Bob and Ted burst through a guarded hacienda as Yaqui riders assault from outside. Ted uses a bold prison-break to free Bob, then they lift a battered gate from its hinges and surge into the yard with reinforcements, signaling a climactic turn in El Coyote.
The passage discusses Kipling's line East and West Never the twain shall meet from The Ballad of East and West. It notes the full meaning emerges from the poem and cautions against interpreting isolated lines.
Precipitation data shows none in the past 24 hours and year to date 18.25 inches with monthly figures from January to December. Virginia court notices detail a chancery case against Alfred S. Henkel with master commissioner appointment for accounts and a June 24, 1932 hearing in Front Royal.
By virtue of a May 28 1932 magistrate court order Lee Barr sergeant offers for sale a 1927 Chrysler Coach for cash at Tommy Clark's Garage 16 E Monmouth St Winchester Va on June 11 1932 at 10 oclock.
No 28 1932 from the Magis One Mormon Sedan to be sold for cash at Tommy Clark's Garage 16 East Monmouth Street Winchester Virginia on June 11 1932 at 10 o clock 31 6 4 8 TO.
Edmund Burke, famed friend of America, faced initial defeats in the House of Commons. When he rose to speak, the house emptied, earning him the nickname The Dinner Bell in Parliament.
A study by the Advertising Federation of America notes that in 34 cities with higher newspaper lineage during the first half of 1931, business ran 83 percent above the national average. In another 34 cities, where lineage fell more than 11.95 percent, business barely matched the national average. Maintain your newspaper advertising, Mr. Merchant.
The phrase originated in English universities meaning to shut the door as a sign of being engaged. Most college rooms have two doors, and the outer oak door is closed when the occupant is away.
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