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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1935
Page
4
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A brief note quotes Luke 8 21 regarding faith and action as a scripture reference on the Associated Press page. The passage sits atop the paper as a concluding religious message and policy statement about news use.
The Buchanan News argues for buying local to boost community prosperity. It stresses cooperation between local merchants and buyers, fair pricing, and modern merchandising while urging residents to prefer home grown goods over out of town products.
The article reports John D. Rockefeller Jr plans to stop giving to his Northern Baptist church due to a belief that interdenominationalism better serves religion. The move could influence other large donors, easing denominational focus and prompting broader charitable giving while stressing unity of purpose over sectarian forms.
Harold Nicolson cites Cal vin Coolidge advising Dwight Morrow to talk patriotism as he ran for the New Jersey Senate. The Roanoke Times notes Morrow’s success and Coolidge’s own political rise, suggesting the strategy resonated with voters and aided many politicians.
The text argues that many leaders rely on dramatic gestures like waving the American flag during speeches to sway audiences, rather than presenting strong evidence or reasoning. This pattern, it suggests, explains why the public is governed by such figures.
The San Francisco Chronicle notes Japan expanding in China with extensive maneuvers in north China led by Gen. Kenji Doihara. The piece links current actions to Korea era history and British naval focus in Europe. It frames Japan's moves as a repeating pattern with potential long-term consequences.
La Crosse Tribune argues that limiting laws do not stop the United States from selling war supplies to fighting nations. The piece contends that while final stage munitions sales to belligerents may be barred, sales to middlemen and to raw or semi finished materials can still occur, enabling rapid weapon production.
A New Yorker notes the city’s vast pace with one new business and a marriage every 14 minutes, a death every 12 minutes, a birth every eight, and a divorce suit every 1 hour 15 minutes. A passenger train arrives every 52 seconds and Harlem houses the world’s largest Protestant congregation with over a million members across 1,600 churches.
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a large barn stocked with grain and hay belonging to W. de Huff man of Alma, a retired mail carrier and farmer. Loss estimated at 7,000 dollars. Two fire companies responded as the Lu ray Department called Shenandoah after exhausting water at wells. Shenandoah pumped creek water to protect the dwelling and outbuildings, saving about 10,000 dollars in surrounding property.
Weather bulletin reports moderate to fresh west and southwest winds from Sandy Hook to Cape Hatteras. Winds shift to northwest Sunday afternoon with mostly overcast skies. Chesapeake Bay remains mostly cloudy and cold with possible light snow, freezing temperatures Sunday morning, and southwest winds turning northwest Sunday afternoon.
Present and past rainfall figures show 8 a.m. totals with none. November to date 2.71 inches and year to date 33.34 inches. The 22 year average is 34.61 inches. Monthly averages range from 1.94 in February to 3.88 in May with other months listed.
The passage identifies William and Evangeline Booth with The Salvation Army. It explains Joseph's interpretation of Pharaoh's dream: seven years of plenty followed by seven years of famine, and notes Samuel Finley Breese Morse as the inventor of the electric telegraph.
The smallest muscle is the levator labii superioris alaeque nasi, elevating the upper lip and wing of the nose. It originates from the root of the nasal process of the maxilla.
The home demonstration agent Miss E Farrar outlines the week for Dec 2 7 with 4 H meetings demonstrations and office and field work. Highlights include Thursday night Old Fashioned Dress Revue at Stephens City high school with costumes from 1695 to present and an old time sing proceeds go to the County Advisory Board.
J H Taylor of the Winchester post office shot an eight pound wild turkey in the Gainesboro area of Frederick county on Thanksgiving Day. A hunting companion fired at the bird with a shotgun but missed and Taylor’s rifle shot brought it down. The bird was said to have a flavor all its own.
A frigid west wind brought the first heavy snow of the year to Oakland Maryland. Two inches covered the forenoon with more to come as snow plows clear roads and winds push drifts. The temperature held at 25 degrees.
Malta's early history is etched in the landscape with millennia old cart ruts that run to the coast. The island shows Phoenician influence, dark rock temples with carved passages, and megaphone holes for oracular speech. Massive rock temples with stone pillars hint at possible sacrifices.
A large shaker of mixed salt and pepper is kept ready to season gravies and tables, suggesting a ready station for seasoning at meals.
A mosaic of odd news from cities including Pittsburgh Niagara Falls NJ Los Angeles Chicago St Louis. Raisin display gone wrong. jail or rooming house debate. New Deal Avenue dead end. a prowler in Rose Zutman’s apartment. a radio lullaby by an Iowa man. a kitchen mishap ends in the hospital.
Ninety youngsters at Gillis Orphans Home pondered how to spend a dollar each. Mrs. Jacob L. Loose presented every child with a crisp Thanksgiving dollar, sparking cheerful plans.
In Lincoln Nebraska a new definition hints at Addis Ababa as 50 applicants faced terms tied to farming. The regional rural resettlement administration seeks workers for roles dealing with legumes shoats fillies ensilage and wether.
The piece reviews Ford peace party woes at Christiania Stockholm and a New York update on Brazil’s coffee price collapse. It links the turmoil to US farm prices, the AAA, tariffs, and potential Supreme Court actions, while assessing Coughlin’s impact on midwest voters and Roosevelt opposition.
The first day of the housing campaign raised 6575 dollars. Christmas seal drive starts today. Lord Ashley obtains a divorce from his London wife with Douglas Fairbanks named as correspondent. John O. Boyd, 70, retired farmer, dies in town. Miss Beatrice Kackley and Edgar M. Kackley wed in Berryville.
Five years ago A. D. Cunningham age 73 retired miller died here. Temperatures range from five to seven degrees above zero in the county and about ten above in the city. Misses Gladys and Kathryn Rowland of Berryville marry the same day. Gladys weds William H. Hart in Richmond and Kathryn ties with C. M. Dietz in Roanoke. Miss Lelia Shipp begins a new chapter.
Mrs Blanton Orndorff was mysteriously shot in her Mountain Falls area home. Police investigate the incident as details from the scene emerge and neighbors react.
Local business men and city clubs raise funds to support a new park. Doc James Cole, famed conductor of earlier generations, dies locally. Mrs Sarah Talieferro Pflaster passes away in Berryville. W H Wisecarver, blind for years, struck by an electric pole, sustaining critical eye injuries. Florida reports five fatalities from a peninsula hurricane.
Congressman H. D. Flood speaks at a Democratic platform convention. John E. Walk, married to Rose Baker of this city, dies after being struck by a trolley car in Columbus Georgia. Masons present past master H. oa Krebs with a handsome jewel. Rev. Andrew L. Armstrong aged 80 and his wife near Trenton New Jersey are murdered by burglars. Miss Martha Cooper aged 79 collapses and dies at her Capon Bridge West Virginia home.
Carol Kennedy and Miranda Van Cleve travel incognito with plans to flee after a fake romance and a robbery theft scheme unravel. Shannon, the reporter, discovers Carol once starred in Stellar Performance and is connected to the Van Cleve fortune as tension builds toward a dramatic Paris to New York chase.
Twelve Catholic leaders including four women were arrested in Jalisco on charges of anti socialist education activity and aiding a rebellious movement. Police say some confessed and named Luis G. Najera as supreme commander. Five leaders are pictured with Dr. Carlos Limon Lascurain and others named. Rumors of revolt persist.
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