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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1935
Page
4
Consolidated with multiple papers announces classified advertising rates at 2 cents per word with a 25 cent minimum. Cash with copy. Memo rates 1 50 for 4. Cards of Mars office by lication transfer per inch contract cation. National reps listed in major cities.
The notice states that The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish AP dispatches and all local news, ensuring reprint protection for material credited to AP or not. It asserts the newspaper’s entitlement to use and republish AP content within the paper.
A short plea notes a poor man crying to the Lord for relief as described in Psalm 34 6. The text emphasizes divine hearing and salvation from troubles with a biblical citation.
Ely Culbertson, famed bridge figure, comments on the new international bridge code and scoring reforms. He argues changes serve promoters and fans, while noting the difference between laws and rules and his own evolving Culbertson System Model 1935. The piece critiques reliance on rules and praises genius in bridge as beyond strict conventions.
A mid century style reflection on money delusions and values. The text argues money records service and wealth as things and services rather than dollars alone. It urges focusing on actual goods and commodities rather than abstract financial standards.
The source mentions two hundred twenty five distinct operations at a smart American clothing factory. It also notes British Columbia as the province in Canada involved in fishing. The text asks about when iodine was first used as a remedy for goldver, but provides no answer.
The speaker argues the core issue is how we distribute desirable goods, not simply wealth. We can produce plenty but must rethink allocation and avoid blaming money alone.
A New York firm designs a 14 story building with external wallless windows facing ventilating shafts. Artificial suns provide light and conditioned air from basement systems. Dawn and climate are automated and regulated, potentially sparking protest from nonconformists craving real sunshine and natural air.
Illness proves fatal to William A. Rodgers. State Senator T Russell Cather is tied to the attorney general post or oppose extending the current wage agreement to grant a 20 percent raise. Tuscarora lodge confers first degree at Martinsburg as locals prepare for the festival.
Mrs. Falinie Fenton bequeaths 1000 dollars to the local Catholic church. The U S Naval band will lead the Apple Blossom Festival parade. The Handley band will broadcast on WJSV tomorrow. A city enforcement program goes before a full House Judiciary committee meeting.
Methods prepare to vote on unification at the conference in Washington while Royal Arcanum leaders announce the state convention will be held here in April. Storm victims receive aid from the Red Cross. Dr F H Baetjer loses his eighth finger in injuries from x ray experiments in his 71st operation. Lutherans informed their new Sunday School room is ready for use.
Major General Thomas L Rosser is gravely ill at his Charlottesville home while Senator John W Daniels reportedly rallies slowly in Daytona Florida where he fights for his life. Edward Snapp of Winchester dies. The Briars estate, where John Esten Cooke penned many thrillers, sold for 5000. Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church closes its year and files reports for the Washington conference.
A Lynchburg woman credits Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with easing her first pregnancy. She states the medicine supported her during illness and housework, and she is now a healthy mother.
Amos and Andy and their wives are photographed vacationing in Palm Springs California after a string of midwest theater dates. The caption lists Mrs Correll, Correll, Mrs Gosden, and Gosden beside their bungalow while noting radio broadcasts continue.
Scott's Scrapbook by R J Scott depicts a Uruguay flag from 1930 showing stripes and a field with a single star in a sun design. Copyright 1935 by Central Press Association Inc.
In a Gypsy camp Consuelo plans a wedding to Marco after a promised gift arrives as a sign of status. She confesses longing for the Dummy and weighs revenge against love as she encounters Stewart Blackmire, a New York producer, who may offer a path back to the stage. The tale advances toward a dramatic decision at the private car siding.
Precipitation in the past 24 hours ending 8 a.m. shows none. March to date 1.79 inches, year to date 7.29 inches. The 22 year average is 34.61 inches. Monthly averages: January 2.35, February 1.94, March 2.81, April 3.16, May 3.88, June 3.60, July 3.39, August 3.35, September 2.43, October 2.90, November 2.51, December 2.30 inches.
United Confederate Veterans leaders anticipate a reunion for the 9,300 living veterans with 9,300 likely more unregistered. Jackson Mississippi seeks 15000 dollars for expenses with New Orleans considered as a possible host and Mayor Walmsley inviting the group. General Harry Rene Lee voices optimism about assembling the aged soldiers in the sun to swap war yarns.
Warner Oland stars in Charlie Chan In Paris at Hables Palace Theatre for the final screening tonight. The program includes the Camera vs Impellitierre reel fight pictures and Burn Up Barnes plus eight vaudeville acts. Tim McCoy's Square Shooter screens Saturday as the main attraction.
Warner Bros CAPITOL at Capitol Theatre offers The Captain Hates The Sea plus comedy and shorts. Tomorrow promises Maxine's Revue with Paul Reno and 8 vaudeville acts including Bobby Jones and Daphne Carroll. The White Cockatoo screens, with Jean Muir and Ricardo Cortez, and on Monday Tuesday David Copperfield returns.
Sales directory item lists events: March 20 at Geo. C. Wright near Stephens City with purebred Guernseys livestock and machinery. March 26 with Robert Bell on Dr Bell Farm stock and implements. March 19 farm implements household furniture hay fodder at Senseney Road Mrs Gardner.
On Tuesday March 26 1935 at 2 P M at the R A Kline warehouse Middletown Virginia 25 apple crates one grader complete without motor one brush with motor one belt conduct cash terms B P Harrison Trustee in Bankruptcy for H B Watson Company Inc Dunn Duval Auctioneers notice of sale dates 3 15 18 20 22 23 25 6
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