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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1932
Page
4
The readable fragments show licensing and subscription details for The Evening Star The Weekly Times and Associated Press services with rates for subscriptions and delivery. It mentions carrier delivery, advance payments and corporate advertising representatives Devine-Te Corporation in New York Moines Chicago.
A biblical verse emphasizes the principle of treating others as you wish to be treated. The line frame cites Matthew chapter seven verse twelve about the law and the prophets guiding conduct towards others.
The Nation comments on American docility despite vast unemployment and calls for continued adherence to democratic norms. It argues the public prefers peaceful political change, credits civic education, and blames leaders rather than the populace for faulty governance.
Cumberland Times discusses how rapid communications and travel challenge criminals ability to hide after a crime such as the kidnapping of Col Lindbe Jr. The article argues modern media and motor transport unite communities in swift, nationwide scrutiny, reducing hideouts and expanding the search across the country.
The Danville Bee notes a bill awaiting action in Congress. It outlines a key proposal in the path to passage and signals its potential impact on policy and governance. The article emphasizes the urgency and stakes for lawmakers and constituents.
The passage argues about how to treat biographies of figures like Jim and Daniel Drew and the difficulty of discussing scandals from Grant and Harding. It questions harsher laws aimed at curbing scurrilous literature and their impact on honest historians.
The Portsmouth Star notes Gandhi urging followers to shed fear of loss of wealth and possessions. It claims such fearlessness grants vast power, suggesting no earthly force can subdue a person who frees himself from material fears. The piece prompts reflection on this idea.
The passage notes that a skilled leader in a major movement will face a difficult struggle to be stopped once he gains prominence and support. It emphasizes the challenge of restraining a man who leads with power.
Reynolds Store Virginia reports storm damage in the area and lists residents visiting relatives and recovering from illness. It notes a large state road crew clearing Route 822 toward the West Virginia line and mentions several local family visits and hospital stays.
Vivian explores the city while considering a fresh start with Percy DuMott in New York. She reflects on love and ambition, admires sister Marcia at a cosmetics demo, and encounters a striking stranger in the building as she pursues a promising position pressuring her past.
The Southern Methodist Church in Stephens City hosts the Frederi Association banquet. Governors of North Carolina, Connecticut and Kentucky name state princesses for the 1931 Apple Blossom Festival.
The directory lists multiple upcoming sales near Charles Town Berryville and Welltown. March 21 G M Huff near Charles Town. March 22 Mrs A D Hardesty on Charles Town Road near Berryville. March 23 Green Bros McKentie farm. March 23 I W Ebert Well town pike. March 24 S D Childs Allen farm near Berryville. March 29 Crampton sale 1% miles south of Berryville. March 30 Brent DeHaven ¼ mile NE of Carter's Ford. Each sale features stock and implements. some include machinery household goods or feed.
Summary of precipitation data from Winchester Research Laboratory over 19 years. Reports none for the last 24 hours. March to date 23 inches. Year to date 6.02 inches. Monthly normals list January 2.36, February 1.95, March 2.70, April 3.17, May 3.58, June 3.89, July 3.50, August 3.54, September 2.20, October 2.87, November 2.14, December 2.39 inches.
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