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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1935
Page
2
A Washington theatre owner notes late closures leave lingering unchaperoned minors. A city survey finds only about one percent of children get help choosing films. Mrs. Gilman, PTA leader, speaks tonight at Christ Episcopal Church on motion pictures as a powerful educator for children. Mothers are urged to attend.
Jet, a coal-black material used in jewelry and decorative items, defined Victorian style. Villages around Whitby in York shire still collect rough jet and stones washed ashore, with waves smoothing pieces for work.
Washington March 21. A report on the 000 works approved on a demand by Senator Byrd was ordered printed today by the Senate. On a motion by Senator Bailey the public printer will prepare 1,000 copies for public distribution.
Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas condemned the Townsend old age pension bill as a wild scheme costing upwards of 19.2 billion dollars annually and denounced Senator Long's share the wealth plan as gilded gateway to economic paradise.
The Senate majority leader derides two policy proposals as dishonest and unconstitutional, arguing neither aligns with reason or law. He notes public distress and says both plans attract support from the improvident and unfortunate.
Sixty six persons will receive certificates tonight for camp courses in home hygiene and care of the sick taught by Miss Katherine Cameron an itinerant Red Cross nurse stationed here six months. She came from and will remain in the area for training and assistance.
Georgia will depart soon for a new posting in Ohio after conducting classes across Frederick county. Tonight she will lead exercises including an exhibit demonstration of her methods across the larger communities.
Emmet Kerns given a six month jail term suspended on good behavior after being charged with attempting to take a suit of clothes from J C Penney.
Body comfort depends on the rate of loss of body heat. If the rate is too fast a chill sensation results. If it is too slow the person feels uncomfortably hot.
Mrs En L Conrad regent of Massanutten chapter Daughters of the American Revolution of Harris onburg was elected recording secretary of the state DAR at Bristol during the 39th annual conference. Officers serve three year terms. surprise defeats occurred for two contenders. The conference adopted a resolution regretting Dr L G Tyler death.
The piece explains infidel as a nonbeliever defined by believers, distinguishes atheist and agnostic, and notes Thomas Huxley coined the term agnostic. It outlines belief, denial of God, and epistemic doubt, with context on religious labels.
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