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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1932
Page
4
The Evening Star announces its post office entry in Winchester Virginia as a second class paper. It notes consolidation with Morning News and Weekly News and lists subscription rates by mail and carrier with monthly and yearly options. The text also credits Associated Press news and national advertising reps.
The fragment echoes a religious exhortation quoting Psalm 37 18 about the Lord knowing the days of the upright and their eternal inheritance. It centers on faith and devotion, signaling a devotional piece or sermon note from a church context.
A New Jersey ruling declares photographers are artists, noting that while they use mechanical devices they exercise artistic discrimination in subject choice, composition, and treatment. The decision recognizes photography as a young art, aided by scientific printing methods and the creative personalities behind each image.
A thoughtful piece urges towns to honor and protect trees beyond lumber profits. It contrasts expert views from tree surgeons and lumbermen with the everyday needs of residents in cities and towns. The author emphasizes trees as essential to clean air, cooler nights, and beautiful streets, arguing preservation over indiscriminate timber cutting.
Cities and towns with tree shaded streets gain comfort and beauty while those that leveled trees later pay dearly. Many communities now plant new shade trees along main streets at great cost after realizing trees’ value to urban life.
A business writer foresees new housing plans adopting a functional, international modernist style. Homes will be built as pure machines for living with straight lines and planes, sacrificing traditional decoration for economic efficiency and mass production.
Market report from Winchester Martinsburg West Virginia shows demand light but steady prices for apples. Listings include U S No 1 Yorks Winesaps Staymans and Delicious with various min carloads, bulk cwt rates, and storage prices across different grades and units.
A brief market note reflects on economic questions and payroll adjustments for beer, while criticizing pioneer American resilience. The Atlanta Constitution excerpt touches on prohibitions, payrolls, and distant travel hardships as context for daily market sentiment.
Jim Wynter and Bill Grayson pursue the vanished Frank Severn amid clues to the Clarina rubies at Beggar's Court. A wall collapse, a motor boat, and suspicious Sant Co. raise danger as Katharine Far ing and Milly settle in at Manorways and the mystery deepens.
Precipitation over the past 24 hours ended 8 am was none. October to date totals 72.40 inches and year to date 27.86 inches. Normal monthly rainfall from a 19 year Winchester Research Laboratory record lists January 2.36 inches February 1.95 March 2.70 April 3.17 May 3.58 June 3.39 July 3.50 August 3.54 September 2.20 October 2.87 November 2.14 December 2.39.
The Charley Rouss Fire Company records a memorial tribute to Ashby G. Swanson who died September 22 1932. Members express sincere condolence to his family and note the loss as theirs. Copies are sent to the family and The Winchester Evening Star for publication. Memorial Committee: Harry L. Wood WM 8S Tayl or.
Cross Roads Va October 13 Mr Ira Bageant and family of Baltimore are spending a couple of weeks with Mrs Bageants parents Mr and Mrs J R Oates Mrs R N McKee and children staying nearby.
Mr. Fred Whitlock and Miss Ruth Oates, Capon Bridge residents, married last Friday. The groom is son of the late Darius Whitlock and the bride daughter of Mrs. Sallie Oates. They plan to reside in Capon Bridge where Whitlock is a businessman.
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