Evening Star Winchester Rates and Publishing Details
The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia publishes daily as a second class paper. It lists subscription rates by mail and carrier including annual and shorter terms. The paper notes association with other local papers and identifies national advertising representatives Frost Landis and Kohn in major cities.
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Frost Landis and Kohn
New York
Atlanta
Chicago
Detroit
Unclear Title Fragment From Biblical Text
The readable lines show fragmented religious wording including a reference to 2 Timothy 4 7 about fighting the good fight and a crown. The text is garbled with repeated phrases and inconsistent capitalization, lacking coherent narrative or identifiable subjects.
Banking Panic and Federal Action in Early Roosevelt Era
Washington officials move to calm national hysteria after bank closings. President Roosevelt aims for an extra session next Thursday to restore currency flow and preserve U S credit. Officials urge confident, clear banking instruction to prevent mass withdrawals and sustain economic activity.
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New York Times
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
The Art of Salesmanship Warns of Aggressive Push
A Portsmouth Star column reflects on a young life insurance salesman who urges relentless self discipline and vivid rhetoric. It warns that an army of such confident, aggressive sellers could overwhelm consumers, leaving individuals doubting their own needs and ego after encounters.
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Portsmouth
Pep
Vigor
Escape From The Slums In Stockholm Suburbs
A United Press report notes rapid migration of workers to Stockholm suburbs. The city leases building lots provides paving water and lights to create affordable districts surrounding the city, forming a ring of pleasant settlements beyond the slums.
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Danville Bee
United Press
Stockholm
Slum Elimination Scheme Debated in City Factories
Fragmentary OCR notes speculate on workers in city factories and a government in business stance, labeling a proposed slum elimination scheme as highly impractical and controversial in the discussion.
Winchester Advances in Virginia School View and Budget Debate
One year after Charles Augustus Jr. went missing Winchester residents endure blizzard conditions as digging continues. State Senator T Russell Cath er of Winchester urges Virginia school children be taught from the Virginia viewpoint. The city adopts a 1932 budget with a $1.55 tax rate amid debate over state highway control of county roads.
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Charles Augustus Jr
Winchester
T. Russell Cather
Virginia
Virginia State Highway Department
Return of Rev J Luther Neff as Market Street pastor
The Rev J Luther Neff is requested to return as pastor of Market Street Methodist Church. Colonel Lindbergh is to be urged to invite Byrd and Tunney for the Apple Blossom Festival. The Virginia State Horticultural Society seeks lower freight rates. Farmers receive $1.55 for wheat on local wholesale markets. A silk factory is to be established at Berryville, reports state.
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J. Luther Neff
Market Street Methodist Church
Lindbergh
Wher Byrd
Tunney
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Berryville
Virginia Plan Admired as Model for Roosevelt in Budget Control
The National Sphere praises Virginia Plan keeping expenditures within revenue. State Budget Director J H Bradford outlines its workings in the March issue. Editors cite Virginia governors Byrd and Pollard for tight budgeting and surplus creation as a potential guide for federal austerity measures.
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Virginia
Roosevelt
National Sphere
Washington
J. H. Bradford
Harry F. Byrd
John Garland Pollard
Funeral notices and social visits in Brucetown area
Brucetown residents report attendances at funerals for John W Jolliffe near Clearbrook and L L Dunn at Martinsburg. Maude S Clendening of Romney visited home. Local families entertained and hosted social gatherings including Emma Gold Swimley and Russell Jefferson Swimley with High League guests.
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Brucetown
Peerch
J. D. Russell
F. H. Swimley
Corrie Swimley
Mary Whetzell
J. Swimley
Nannie Tanquary
Billy Swimley
John W. Jolliffe
Clearbrook
Maude S. Clendening
Romney
W. Va
Emma Gold Swimley
Russell Jefferson Swimley
The
High League
Periods of History Defined from Ancient to Modern
The text outlines three historical eras: Ancient history from the earliest records to A D 467, Medieval history spanning about 1000 years between Rome's fall and Columbus's voyage in 1492, and Modern history from the close of the medieval period to today.
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Rome
America
Good Interest Maintained At Church Revival
A Monday night donation event at the Presbyterian Church drew a receptive crowd for another sermon by Dr. J. H. Sibley. The talk focused on the pierced hands of the Master illustrating suffering and service, with a 20 member chorus singing and Elsie Duncan performing The Ninety and Nine. Dr. Sibley is set to preach again tonight at 7 45.
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Presbyterian Church
Sibley
John
Elsie Duncan
Eastern Apple Growers' Council Meeting Called
The Eastern Apple Growers Council schedules a March 11 meeting at the Willard Hotel in Washington under President Senator Harry Byrd. The body, organized May 11, 1932, aims to federate state horticultural societies to promote eastern apple industry interests in growing, grading, advertising, marketing, and distribution.
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Washington
Eastern Apple Growers Council
Willard Hotel
Harry F. Byrd
Winchester
Byrd
J. N. Dyer
Vincennes
Ind
W. S. Oeaton
Connell
Advertising Pays For Page County Woman
Mrs. Elsie Cave, Page countys heaviest woman, advertised in the local paper for a husband and reports fourteen replies. Most came from Page county with the best from New Jersey. A 22 year old, 295 pound woman, about five feet four inches tall, is often seen in Luray and has not stated her plans regarding the replies.
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Elsie Cave
Page County
New Jersey
Ezekiel Bean Dies in Hardy County
Ezekiel Moses Bean a former resident of Bean Settlement Hardy county died last week at Kirby home of his son Walter from an illness contracted last summer. Interment was at Asbury Church east of Moorefield. He is survived by daughter Mrs. Ashby Buckman Kirby and two sons Walter Kirby and Blair Winchester.
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Moorefield
W. Va
Ezekiel Moses Bean
Bean Settlement
Hardy County
Walter
Kirby
Asbury Church
Mr. Bean
Mrs. Ashby Buckman
Blair
Winchester
The Metropolitan Hotel Meet Cute Sparks a Molecule of Mystery
Sue, a hotel switchboard operator at the Metropolitan, clashes with a demanding guest and loses herself in the lobby's beauty. A chance collision with a charming stranger amid a vase of lilacs and scattered belongings signals a turning point in her orderly hotel world.
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Delft
Sue
Brooklyn
Rainfall totals and averages from Winchester Laboratory
The report covers past 24 hours ending 8 a m with none rainfall, February to date 1 35 inches, year to date 4 84 inches. It lists 20 year average annual rainfall 34 53 inches and monthly averages by month from January 2 36 to December 2 (values reflect the source text).
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Australian geologist eyes oil in vast Australian basins
An Australian government geologist after a 10000 mile survey and 2500 photographs says oil may be produced commercially in many places across the continent. London authorities cannot pass bylaws under a police act from almost seven decades ago. The Home Office oversees these districts. Underground water under London forms a natural reservoir spanning roughly 30 miles in all directions.
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Australia
London
Metropolitan
Home Office
Local Farm Sales Listed For March Near Berryville and Winchester
Mar 8 Miles W Pannett near Winchester on Boyce highway offers livestock and farming implements. Mar 6 Jones and Bryarly administer Miss Laura Glass stock and household goods 14 miles SE Berryville. Mar 16 Sherry Meade farm near Swimley Station lists stock and implements. Eve DeHaven administrator for Gilbert DeHaven. Mar 28 P M E F Wright near Crums Church on Kackley farm stock cattle hogs chickens. Mar 29 Mrs Mary K Tilford extra Frank V Tilford stock. Unpinimenis 2 miles south Berryville.
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W. Pannett
Winchester
Boyce Highway
Jones and Bryarly
Laura Glass
S. E. Berryville
Sherry Meade
Swimley Station
Eve DeHaven
Gilbert DeHaven
Mary K. Tilford
Frank V. Tilford
Berryville
What's Wha What at a Grange
Washington coverage surveys banking and political shifts as Charles E. Mitchell resigns from National City Bank amid Pecora questions. The piece notes broader Roosevelt era concerns, Eslick bill implications, and calls for job creation measures and social halls for dates amid unemployment worries.
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Washington, D. C
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank of New York
Senate
Capitol Bill
Mitchell
Pecora
Wheeler
al Capone
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Case School of Applied Science
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