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The Evening Post publishes standard notices from the Virginia post office and Associated Press credits. The paper remains exclusive for use of all news teches credited and local items printed herein.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1931
Page
4
The Evening Post publishes standard notices from the Virginia post office and Associated Press credits. The paper remains exclusive for use of all news teches credited and local items printed herein.
A reflective note cites Proverbs about harmony with the Lord guiding a man to win over adversaries. It suggests inner virtue leads to external calm, even turning foes toward peace.
Virginia finances are reported strong by Hier Comb s with 1931 receipts expected to exceed budget estimates by about 300000. The offset comes from sound tax laws and a diversified economy across industry and agriculture, reducing impact during downturns.
An article notes stars and spectra from Mt Wilson Observatory as Sir James Jeans and Dr Edwin Hubble discuss a universe expanding at about 2,000,000 miles per second. It likens cosmic motion to dynamite and urges readers to ponder humanity within this vast cosmos.
The article argues shredded oiled paper, especially the Sunset brand, is essential for late export shipments of Albemarle and York Imperials to the United Kingdom. It details scald losses when paper is omitted, notes price benefits of protection, and urges merchants to use oil paper to satisfy UK buyers and preserve American barrel apple sales.
A snippet notes that Johnson & Co вим expresses a recommendation in one direction regarded as worthy of attention. The fragment references Apples in England and implies a favorable positioning by the firm.
A record notes the nation bought paintings and sculpture worth 250 million dollars in 1930. No stock tickers were listed for North Dakota Arizona Idaho Montana New Mexico or Wyoming. The figure reflects broad cultural expenditures during the period.
A concise aphorism contrasts power with misuse, framing dominance as strength and coercive control as weakness. The line underscores ethical leadership over tyranny and suggests restraint in exercising authority.
Epworth League fundraiser slated for Wednesday June 17 at Stephenson Church. Card of thanks from the family of Mrs. Sarah L. Glen thanks friends for sympathy and flowers after her death.
Mrs. Sallie M. Rhodes of Woodstock Virginia describes severe nervous weakness digestive distress and biliousness before using Natex. She reports restored appetite sleep regular bowels and relief from dizziness and indigestion after Natex with endorsement of Peoples Service Drug Store.
A page of political notices announces multiple candidates for Frederick County and surrounding jurisdictions in Virginia. Individuals seek Democratic Primary nominations for sheriff, Commonwealth's Attorney, Treasurer, Commissioner of Revenue, and Supervisor posts in districts including Opequon Shawnee Back Creek and more, with August 4, 1931 as the target primary date.
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