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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1935
Page
4
Classified and display advertising terms specify two cents per word with a 25 cent minimum, memorials at 1.50 for four stanzas, and 75 cents for cards of thanks. Display ads with border due by 10 AM on publication day. transient rate 42 cents per inch. contract rates on application. national reps listed in several U. S. cities.
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A devotional excerpt proclaims the praise of God’s name and glory, invoking Psalm 8:1 to exalt divine majesty across the earth. The reverent verse emphasizes awe at creation and reverence for the Lord.
The piece lauds Senator Glass for his steadfast integrity and independence. It praises his refusal to bow to popular pressure, his commitment to right over popularity, and his role as a fearless legislator unyielding to administration or public opinion.
A Charlottesville note describes a pamphlet titled Billboards Destroy Motor ing Joy issued by Virginia garden and women’s groups. It argues for Virginia General Assembly action and cites Massachusetts New Jersey New York and Hawaii laws on licensing setbacks and billboard restrictions to curb roadside advertising.
A compact quiz style note lists three items about Daniel Defoe the Robinson Crusoe author whose Bunhill Fields grave was marked by a small headstone. Simon Varelsi claimed as The God of Flowers. and a British Museum exhibit shows wigs torn from an Ancient Egyptian mummy dating to about 1500 B C.
A pamphlet argues strongly against objectionable billboard advertising and asserts lawmakers in the upcoming General Assembly will likely heed the case and act. The text emphasizes mounting public concern and the likelihood of regulatory action.
A portable barnyard tour by New York City park department brings rural life to playgrounds with a motor truck barn and animals. Other items detail Bill Pond losing boots to porcupines. Arthur McMullen earning college by peeling potatoes. J B Steele winning a trapshooting event. a child with multiple illnesses. and La Verne Raymond telling a farm tale about kittens.
Danville Bee recalls the Bergdoll case in 1917 when Mrs Bergdoll sought a pardon for Grover Cleveland Bergdoll. The piece notes how passionately the public treated draft dodging as a wartime issue, comparing Bergdoll to Benedict Arnold, and questions modern indifference to the affair.
A dated roundup notes events from a year ago including Beverley Hills kidnapping case, Roosevelt budget request, a harbor riot in Los Angeles, Admiral Byrd opening a World Fair speech, and related political and local items. It spans kidnappings, political figures, and regional developments with several named places and organizations.
The reader is asked to name the Greek or Roman goddess of agriculture. The riddle also asks which mythic figure in Hades is punished to see water yet not reach it. The provided answers include Sisyphus Greek, Demeter Roma, and Tantalus.
A curious poet observed a cat nursing five baby rabbits in a granary. The cat reportedly kept the rabbits hidden away to ensure privacy, with the animal now staying at home under protection.
Precipitation in the past 24 hours ending 8 am measures 0.16 inches. May to date 1.81 inches year to date 18.10 inches. 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 2.39, August 3.35, September 2.43, October 2.90, November 2.51, December 2.30 inches.
Tit-Bits Magazine notes a 600 year before Christ advertisement. A potter in southern Italy praises his own wares with the boast Fine! the pots which Pante leos makes are fine.
Twenty five years ago R Gray Williams and Harry F Byrd were among Democratic primary candidates for the Common Council. W B Baker flour mill expanded with fifteen thousand dollars in improvements. Charles W Snapp sues L M Foster of Richmond over a runaway team caused by a passing car. A 1910 Brush automobile is advertised for sale at Shenandoah Valley Garage for four hundred eighty five dollars.
Guardian offers valuable personal property at public auction on Thursday May 16 at 1 P M at the late residence between Stephens City and Stephens City Depot of Charles A Cross deceased. Complete lot of household goods in fine condition. Terms cash. Shenandoah Valley National Bank guardian Evelyn E Cross. Clerks Brumback Lineberg and Steele. 5 10 15.
Consuelo arrives at the gypsy camp to a stunned crowd and a pivotal reunion with her mother. Glitza orders supper as Anica and Petra swarm around the returning girl while Consuelo searches for a long lost kinship and acceptance. Her father Embraces her before she faces harsh memories.
In a tense exchange Consuelo confronts Merla about marriage and loyalty within the tribe. Merla flaunts jewelry and hints at future plans while Consuelo accuses her of secrets and accuses Merla of denying her a rightful place. The scene ends with a taunt about the new tent as the chapter ends.
Warner Bros CAPITOL presents Roberta as a three star musical comedy with Irene Dunne Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers shown at the Capitol today. Marlene Dietrich stars in The Devil Is a Woman at the Capitol tomorrow and Friday. Dietrich woos many men including Cesar Romero and Atwill as a Spaniard's romance turns rivalries on a carnival field of honor.
Jean Parker and Chester Morris lead Damon Runyon tale Princess O Hara at the Palace Theatre today and tomorrow. A houseful of kids to feed and a horse are part of the comic set with Leon Errol Henry Armetta and Vince Barnett in supporting roles. Fox News Reel and a cartoon accompany the feature.
By authority of a 1923 deed of trust and a court order, T. Russell Cather as substituted trustee will sell at public auction on May 25 1935 at 11 a.m. in front of the County Court House Winchester Virginia the 422 West Clifford Street lot with a large stucco dwelling. One third cash due day of sale with balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and fire insurance. Dunn and Duvall, Auctioneers.
Eastern Light Company vs Rush Racey and Pheba Racey ordered to report by Master Commissioner W E Edwards on real estate liens and lease feasibility. Notice to interested parties to attend hearing May 23 1935 at Court Square office and to publish weekly notices for two weeks.
The M E Church on East Cork Street presents a Father’s Day program Sunday evening May 19 performed by local talent. The invitation comes from Pastor Rev G A Thomas inviting all to attend.
The text notes mink live about nine years, potentially longer in captivity with ample water and varied food. It then cites Jud Tunkins asserting enemies hurt feelings by implying forgetfulness of friendship.
Special Receiver offers for sale at public auction on May 18 1935 the Canterbury Farm property of 149 acres near Stephens City Virginia. Terms: one third cash with balance in two annual installments at 6 percent interest secured by deed of trust and insurance. Court Feb 17 1934 decree. Clerk certifies bond and notice.
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