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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1938

Page

4

Classified Advertising Rates Promo Fragment

Advertising rates note 2 cents per word minimum 25 cents, border display ads due by 9 PM previous day, transient rate 45 cents per inch, commissions by application. Mentions cities and Associated Press credit line.

Isplay Award and Company, Inc New York Detroit City San Francisco Chicago Boston Nta Los Angeles Associated Press

Proverbs Admonition on Boasting Tomorrow

A compact proverb-like note cites Proverbs 27 1 warning against self promotion about tomorrow. The text emphasizes humility and uncertainty of future days.

Insurance loans kept families afloat during the 1930s crisis

The article notes life insurance companies endured the Great Depression with steady policy loans, lending over $1 billion from 1929 to 1937 to secure families and businesses. It argues the safety net of policies fostered personal security and buoyancy of the American spirit before social security.

Rebuilding the Forests in Cumberland Times

The piece reflects on vast U S forests at settlement and how easy it was for pioneers to obtain wood for homes. It notes the rise of sawmills and cheaper lumber spurring growth, then warns fires and cutting deplete resources, urging states to plant trees and protect young forests to curb costs and boost housing and employment.

Cumberland Times United States Moneer

Chamberlain’s Munich visit exposed British governance contrasts

The piece contrasts the British system with Germany and Italy, noting Mr Chamberlain faced questions at home while leaders in other nations face no similar scrutiny. It frames England as government accountable to people, unlike other regimes where rulers are deemed infallible.

New York Times Chamberlain Munich Sigor Mussolini Herr Hitler Camberlain Mr. Chamberlain Germany Italy England Major Attlee

Democracy and public will as England faces war questions

Eden warns against hollow successions while Sinclair suspects a war drift. Duff Cooper resigns and Lloyd protests Munith and policy compromises. Churchill and Chamberlain face democratic scrutiny, with no police coercion to seal errors as the British electorate ultimately decides.

Anthony Eden Archibald Sinclair Admiralty Alfred Duff Cooper David Lloyd Munith Chamberlain England

Letter on National Letter Writing Week Critique

A reader skewers National Letter Writing Week as a gimmick to boost post office business. The letter warns it may prompt unsolicited mail from banks insurers oil firms book clubs and magazines and argues it will not increase essential business correspondence.

Jim Farrey Post Office Department Farley

President Roosevelt signals November special session call

Roosevelt indicated a special session of Congress may be convened in November. An $8,000 hanger is planned for the new flying field with $1,500 from city funds and steel materials supplied by the state. The Alexander Potter firm of New York will study Winchester water system and advise. Baltimore conference pastors and laymen gather in Winchester for the M. E. Church South annual sessions.

Roosevelt Congress Alexander Potter New York City Council Winchester Baltimore M. E. Church South

Five Years Ago at Brucetown and Local Events

Charles Swartz, Brucetown farmer, displays a Keiffer pear weighing a pound and a half with a circumference of 13 1 2 inches. Handley band with Mr McIlwee tours Mountain State Forest Festival in Elkins. Dr John Lloyd Newcomb named head of University of Virginia Engineering after A E Alderman's death. National Fruit Product Co local plant processes one million pounds of apples daily. October payroll to exceed $50 000.

Charles Swartz Brucetown Handley Band Mr. McIlwee Elkins John Lloyd Newcomb A. E. Alderman U. of Va National Fruit Prod. Co

Yankees Clinch Second World Series Game In 9 3 Rout

Ten years ago Guy Pansler guarding Punjab on stage at Colonial theatre escapes fright after tricks. Yankees win game two of the World Series over the Cardinals 9 to 3, signaling a strong Manhattan lead. Bank robber Kirby Dellinger is spotted near Mt Jackson on a motorcycle but evades capture.

Guy Pansler Punjab New York Yankees St. Louis Cardinals Kirby Dellinger Mt. Jackson National Bank

Kern faces major Ellensburg case as prosecuting attorney

Francis Asbury Kern, son of Mr and Mrs Bentley Kern, appears in a big case in Ellensburg Washington as prosecuting attorney. Robert and Carroll Smith, sons of Bob Smith, kill a five foot long blacksnake in the cornfield. Name Alaska is laid waste after a terrible storm and disastrous fire causing many deaths and a million dollars in property damage. Charles W Ramsburg resigns as mayor to council president William H Baker.

Francis Asbury Kern Bentley Kern Ellensburg Wash Robert Carroll Smith Bob Smith Name Alaska Charles W. Ramsburg City of Winchester William H. Baker

New Three Story Post Office Planned at Market and Water

Forty years ago a corner site at Market and Water was slated for a new three story post office building. Samuel L. Laren and Philomena Siler wed at Sacred Heart Church with Father McKeefry officiating. Rouss Treat Day food arrives from New York for T. B. Bantz. Cleveland Anderson injures his foot stepping on broken glass in Kent Street.

Market and Water Streets Bost Samuel L. Laren Philomena Siler Sacred Heart Church W. A. McKeefry

Answers to Questions by Frederic J. Haskin

The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau offers fact answers. Send questions to Frederic J. Haskin director Washington DC with three cents for reply.

Frederic J. Haskin Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau Frederic J. Haskins Washington, D. C

Clock in Jersey City Clock Tower Dimensions

The Jersey City clock tower is 50 feet in diameter with a minute hand 27 feet 3 inches long and an hour hand 19 feet 6 inches long. Minute hand and counterbalance weigh 2,200 pounds while the hour hand with counterbalance weighs 1,725 pounds. Total weight of hands and movement is four tons. The tip of the minute hand travels 31 inches per minute.

Jersey City

Fortune Telling Booklet Offered By Information Bureau

The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau promotes a booklet titled FORTUNE TELLING. It includes chapters on palmistry dreams tea leaf fortunes and card readings. Send ten cents plus name address and location to Washington D C for a copy.

Stephens College President Shares Ten Rules for Girls

James Madison Wood of Stephens College Missouri outlines ten rulings to help girls achieve happiness and success. He emphasizes personal capability, self control, poise, useful skill, measured ambition, dignified manners, thoughtful conversation, value-based standards, and a lasting inner creed guiding life beyond college.

James Madison Wood Stephens College College Missouri Joan Crawford Maude Adams New York United States McNaught Syndicate

Noel's Narrow Escape In North Side Getaway

Noel is seized by two men and rescued when Nick bursts in with a gun and orders a quick takedown. They flee in a red car as Nick reveals Ray Vincent aided them and the Garwood mystery unravels, including Agnes impersonating Fay Garwood.

Bill Vincent Noel Chicago Nick Stan Feer Denly Ray Vincent Garwoods Garwood Agnes Mrs. Garwood Fay Garwood

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