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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1932
Page
4
A concise item from The Weekly News describes local events and brief notices, attributed to Associated Press dispatches and the paper’s own reporting. It highlights community happenings and official notices in a compact summary suitable for front page placement.
Subscriptions rates listed for Mall One year six months three months and one month in advance. Carrier rates weekly and other options offered by advertising representatives inDevine-Tenney Corp. Our Own Salvation quotes Philippians 2 12 urging readers to work out salvation with fear and trembling.
The Outlook pins blame on politicians driving tariff protection and President Hoover for lip service to internationalism. It argues reciprocal tariffs and new global trade policy are needed to prevent disaster as Britain shifts from free trade and the world economy spirals toward ruin.
In a brief interview, Dr. Albert Einstein argues civilization has not disintegrated and remains hopeful. He notes the machine age is not a net detriment overall, though current problems seem pressing, and he praises American life for freeing people from household servitude via mechanical aids.
A speaker remarks on his cheerful attitude toward hardship and cites a German proverb about getting used to being hanged as a comparison. The quote suggests resilience in the face of trials.
Fredericksburg editors argue that transferring road control to the state will end piecemeal, underfunded county projects. They contend state equipment and planning deliver faster, better roads and reduce tax costs, with central sections currently neglected despite good ends elsewhere.
In Samland East Asia a hurricane like storm washed wealth ashore along Cranza beach. The sea was covered with amber up to 6.5 centimeters deep and pieces weighed as much as 520 grams. The once destitute locals now find themselves suddenly wealthy after the tempest.
Market notes show dairy feed and mixed feed prices with corn bran middlings and screenings near 1.10 to 1.25. Live stock values list hens, chickens, steers, calves, heifers with modest cents per pound figures and wool and sheep prices included.
A satirical note questions political integrity, claiming a man who wrecks a bridge is dangerous while mocking financiers who profit from destruction. It ridicules town leaders who trade dirty work for chairmanship and suggests Roosevelt is capable, while lampooning a rival who cannot persuade magazines to pay for campaign ache.
In Mitchelfield Marcia and Connie weigh romance and money as Bennie DuMott’s world collides with Marcia’s plans. Ted broods after Vivian’s departure and stumbles on a roadside mystery near the railroad tracks as a train roars past, revealing an unsettling clue.
A drug advertisement touts Dr J. Leonhardt's Hemroid tablets as an internal cure for piles. It claims fast relief from itching bleeding and protrusion by healing and restoring the lower bowel and removing blood congestion. Baker's Drug Store offers a money back guarantee if misery persists.
An inspirational line asserts that America will endure as long as Americans retain spirit and thought. The quotation emphasizes civic virtue and national identity attributed to David Starr Jordan.
A concise reflection notes that true literature moves readers to act and engage, citing a maxim attributed to American Maarrne about literature provoking response. The remark emphasizes the power of literary works to spur personal or collective action.
Our organization seeks a married, responsible man for a Sub-Branch Manager position in Virginia. Requires executive ability with sales experience preferred. Apply Dixie Polish Company Inc Washington DC address via 206 District National Bank Building. 12-3t
Precipitation in the past 24 hours ending 8 am is none. March to date 2.3 inches. Year to date 6.02 inches. Normal monthly means from 19 years at Winsch ester Laboratory list January 2.36 February 1.95 March 2.70 April 3.1 May 4.58 June 3.89 July 3.50 August 3.54 September 2.20 October 2.87 November 2.14 December 2.39
A fragment from the Ohio State Journal notes a character named Wil helm is urged to pause cava wood and drop four fast cards to the Mikado while warning not to overextend. The playful line emphasizes restraint and wit.
A advertising blurb promotes Fasteeth tooth powder as a new improved product that prevents plates from dropping or slipping, leaves no gummy feel, sweetens breath, and provides real teeth comfort all day. Available at Baker's Drug Store and other druggists.
By virtue of an execution in the case Smith Larrick versus The Virginia Apple Orchard Company Inc the sheriff will offer for public sale at the orchard on Middle Road Friday March 25 starting at 10 a m. Items include a disc harrow mules harness sprayers hay rake mower apple grader grain drill ladders tractors plows a Fordson and alfalfa hay. Coleman Dunn auctioneers terms cash.
The text notes Jasper as an impure colored variety of cryptocrystalline quartz with high polish. It describes color range as brown red or yellow due to iron oxide admixture. It also mentions a classification of jokes into several social types.
A local catalog of sales dates and sale locations for stock and implements running from March 15 to March 30. Entries include sellers such as R C Brown Est Curtis Lewin G M Huff Mrs A D Hardesty Green Bros I W Ebert B D Childs Crampton Brent DeHaven with farms near Briggs Station Millwood Charles Town Berryville Carter's Ford and Berryville areas.
The report notes Pennsylvania hunters fired on more than forty of their own during the season, guided by a rumor that deer can stand upright and smoke, a misunderstanding leading to dangerous missed target practice.
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