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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1935
Page
4
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The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish news dispatches credited or not credited in this paper along with all local news content. This legal notice confirms AP ownership and reprint restrictions for the publication.
A religious text excerpt praises God with blessing glory wisdom thanksgiving honour power and might for ever and ever as in Revelations 7 12 reflecting devotional language and praise.
A discussion of arsenic and lead residues in apples and other foods notes the USDA limits of 0.01 grain arsenic and 0.019 grain lead per pound, compares residues in lobster haddock sardines crabs cod liver oil and water, and argues current tolerances may be too high though experts disagree on actual danger.
The text explains the Congressional Record as the printed journal of daily U S Congress proceedings. It also defines Baraca as an international organization for young men's Sunday School Classes, first seen in 1890 at Syracuse. It notes Harrison, Michigan is the smallest U S city with a population under 400.
The text argues growers wash fruit in acid baths to ensure safety, asserting that this practice makes fruit less injurious and beneficial to consumers. It emphasizes strong confidence in the safety of the produce due to these cleansing methods.
The Byrd Amendment to end tax exempt securities gains backing across party lines, argued by President Roosevelt and echoing calls from Mellon and Glass. Proponents say stopping new issues will curb tax avoidance and grow federal revenue, though vast existing exempt securities remain.
The Suffolk News-Herald questions how Senator Glass can back Roosevelt in 1936 while seeking re election to the Senate. It argues Virginians cannot support both without self nullification and suggests Glass withdraw unless he reconciles with Roosevelt.
The Suffolk editor argues that Senator Glass earns praise for political honesty even from foes. Many Virginia Democrats oppose the New Deal yet respect his courage. He is seen as a brake on the party majority and could share a ticket with Roosevelt without full program support.
Present and past rainfall figures show no precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 8 a.m. June to date totals 2.95 inches, year to date 17.01 inches. Average annual rainfall from 22 years of Winchester Laboratory records is 34.61 inches with monthly averages ranging from 1.94 to 3.88 inches.
William F. Artrip secures pa tents on a potato planter while other regional items note the death of Mrs. Mary F. Rutherford in Clarke and a forecast of the smallest wheat yield in 41 years. John Dillinger is reported dead and a first band concert of the season is set for Friday evening.
The article recalls the plane City of Chicago achieving a 449 hour flight record. Allies lower flags and evacuate the Rhineland signaling postwar moves. Vivian Page is mentioned in relation to frequent drinking by General Assembly members. Heinz Company plans an apple pie prize and a land deed to Heinz is recorded for a local plant.
A Santa Barbara earthquake leaves many dead and injured as crews search for survivors. Frederick Morton, a historian, uncovers a Winchester first families list. An elderly man rescued from Back Creek after two days trapped speaks of his ordeal. Severe hailstorm hits the county amid growing unrest in Chinese cities.
Twenty five years ago Mrs. Aliie V Hamilton of Winchester and Mr Oscar B Anderson of Philadelphia wed. William Mutsetter died after being run over by a train near Martinsburg West Virginia. An artesian well once used by Gen Daniel Morgan was uncovered after a century. Jacob Rudolph’s Valley Pike home suffered fire damage. An association formed in Portland Maine aims to erect a monument to Gen Daniel Morgan the Stonewall Jackson of the Revolution in Hebron.
Physicians at Sing Sing report condemned prisoners become totally insensible to pain in the final hours before execution as fear of death dominates brain sensations.
Val and Lia face a troubled moment as their marriage strains under secrecy and desire. Lia confronts family tensions and ambitions for a diamond necklace while Val contemplates a retreat to Paradise Lake to rebuild their bond and work on his invention.
Public sale on July 30 at 1 PM in Middletown Virginia for six land parcels totaling about 56 acres with orchards, wells, and farm buildings. Additional Middletown Land Improvement Company lots offered for cash. Terms: one third cash, balance in two annual installments with deed of trust and insurance. Auctioneer: Brumback. secretary: C L Owings.
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