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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1935
Page
4
Advertising prices are listed including 2 cents per word with a 25 cent minimum, memorials at 1.50 for four stanzas, 75 for cards of thanks, and a 42 cent per inch transient rate. Display ads with borders must reach the office by 10 A M on publication day, with contract rates available and national representatives in multiple cities.
The article reproduces the paper's credit policy stating that AP dispatches are exclusive to this newspaper and local news published here. The text emphasizes exclusive rights for re publication by the Associated Press and the paper.
A fragment recalling the fruitage of the Spirit listed as love joy peace long suffering gentleness goodness faith meekness temperance and stating against such there is no law based on Galatians 5 22 23.
Winchester remains a world leading apple exporter and hosts the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival drawing tens of thousands. Despite global confusion and a $10,000 financial hurdle, the community is determined to proceed and uphold its festival tradition.
Britain and America press for more China loans while France may join. Japan declares such loans would threaten peace in eastern Asia and warns it may use force if the policy persists.
The text lists New Castle Stoke Langton Bursier and Tunstall as the five famous places in Arnold Bennett novels. It also notes a boycott first used in 1880 by the Irish Lae tat sharn anker and mentions Arnold Dutch en with a quantity of about gallons as a liquid measure.
The passage discusses a potential showdown among Europe, America, and Japan over China policy. It weighs outcomes if Europe and America back down or if Japan commits to breaking the peace, and considers whether a preemptive decision is wiser than waiting for a clash.
Present and past rainfall data show 24 hour end at 8 a.m. 0 ins? 34 in. March to date 2.32 ins. Year to date 7.82 ins. Average yearly rainfall 34.61 ins. Monthly averages range from 1.94 in February to 3.88 in May with 22 year totals.
Ninety six persons employed during the early phase of a Democratic county campaign in the first ward. William C. Stuart Sr., age 66, attorney, dies in Newport News. Senate prepares to vote on overriding veto of the bonus bill.
Five years ago Alton H. Spencer died in Memorial Hospital becoming the second Vermont native to die here in ten days. The body of George D. Gleason was sent to Vermont for burial. Mrs Annie Virginia Strother 72 dies at Gainesboro home. Alexander Baker 55 found dead in Green Spring of natural causes. A heavy frost is forecast for tonight and local Kiwanis will broadcast over WJSV. Miss Virginia Shryock and Julian Gregory married in Stephens City. Ten years ago Winchester Rotary Apple Blossom Festival scored big at the Richmond convention.
Twenty five years ago the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad cut ties with the Southern Railway at Strasburg Junction. An Anti Saloon League committee said it is done with political parties. Dr William J Points aged 80 of Harrisonburg died of apoplexy. Mrs James A Boyce mother of 18 underwent a successful operation at Memorial Hospital for a shoulder abscess.
Chicago dispatch reports a wave of state actions to curb auto deaths after 1934's record toll of 35 500. Bills seek driver's licensing, patrols, safety features, speed limits, and insurance or financial responsibility rules across Arkansas North Carolina Ohio Texas Illinois Tennessee North Dakota Missouri Florida Connecticut New Hampshire and others.
An old newspaper ad touts Bron Chu Line cough remedy from People’s Service Drug Stores with a 65 cent price and refund if it fails. It promises immediate relief after one dose and possible full stop after a few doses, claiming no dope or sugar and no stomach upset.
An industrial ad advertises a machine shop offering services in any size job and any branch of machine work. It invites customers to visit the modern plant or arrange a call to demonstrate capabilities.
Mrs Robert B Campbell will solo at Open Door Bible Class Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Sunday morning at 9 45. Miss Catherine Van Meter accompanies on piano. Campbell wife of Rev R B Campbell is noted church worker and singer.
Officials weigh calling the remainder of the Fourth Liberty bonds by March 29 or April for redemption after six months, potentially exchanging them for lower interest issues. The move would retire war-time bonds, reduce gold clause exposure, and save the treasury money.
The text extols pasteurization as the safe standard for infant milk and credits dairy industry rigor and integrity with protecting public health through the pasteurizing process. It emphasizes scientific method, safety, and consumer trust in dairy patrons.
Parks official Curt Side said the cherry trees lining the Tidal Basin are in the best condition in years and should reach full bloom this Sunday if warm weather continues. A lone tree near the Library of Congress already shows full bloom, benefiting from steam pipes between the Library and the Capitol.
In Bunker Hill West Virginia on Sunday evening the barn and outbuildings on Charles W Bennett's farm were destroyed by fire. Bennett saved his cows and mules but the fire destroyed contents with only partial insurance. Origin unknown, suspected a spark from the nearby dwelling. Neighbors aided but could not stop the fast spreading blaze.
A B C surplus eyed as an audit issue as officials examine stock inventories and fixtures. Mayor Heth Tyler says the control board’s net earnings could reach about 3.2 million by July 1 with 1.675 million Idaho state share to be reserved before distributing the two thirds to localities and one third to the state.
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