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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1934
Page
4
A dense fee schedule outlines subscription prices by mail and by carrier, plus advertising rates for classified and display ads. It lists memorials and cards of thanks, deadlines for display ads, and national reps in New York Chicago Detroit.
The Associated Press reiterates exclusive rights to publish news dispatches and local reports carried by this paper as part of its standard credit policy.
A devotional fragment presents a Bible verse citation from John 4 18 highlighting love over fear and the idea that perfect love casts out fear. The text repeats phrases about Christ and divine love.
Local Red Cross clarifies its duties under 1905 Congress act and Geneva treaties. It explains federal Emergency and Recovery Programs do not replace Red Cross responsibilities and urges enrollment during October 29 to November 3.
Historical note on US population shows birth numbers historically exceeding deaths, but the gap narrowed as mortality rose. The fragment implies a shift in demographic balance with potential social and economic implications nationally.
Inquiries about Eliot reveal the real name Mary Ann Evans. The term Romance languages refers to languages derived from Latin such as French Spanish Italian Portuguese. Dynamite detonates by percussion.
The article notes declining birth rates threaten future population growth, contrasting pioneer large families with today’s costs and temptations. It discusses how fewer births would impact population and reflects on historical pride in rapid expansion and the burdens of raising many children.
The New York Times reports a nationwide improvement in business last week with Kansas City District as an exception due to weather. Agriculture fuels the uptick as rural orders rise, retailers stock for holidays, and Richmond District shows a 61 percent gain in building permits last September.
A collage of past events from the valley includes a fatal crash south of Winchester, Virginia trade and temperance mentions, Shenandoah Valley Granges planning at Luray, historic decor for Mystic Shrine, fuel tax debates, funeral notices, and multiple marriages and incidents dating from one to twenty five years prior.
A brief Q and A feature lists three quiz questions with answers: the largest cavern Mammoth Cave in Kentucky. Anthony Wayne as the Revolutionary general known as Mad Anthony. and Lysander a Spartan general who defeated Athenians in a 407 B.C. naval battle.
Persons born on this day are described as opinionated with well worked out views. The sun mood highlights confident self expression and clear judgment shaping personal approach and interactions.
Joel Carter works in the Chemical Supervision Office she discusses J-37 German ciphers and invisible inks with Mary Burns Captain Martin and Bill. The dialogue centers on concealed messages written with improvised invisible inks and the use of lingerie as carriers while Greenleaf questions secrecy and spy ethics.
Precipitation in the past 24 hours ends at 8 a.m. None. October to date 0.45 inches. Year to date 28.51 inches. The 21 year average per annum is 34.71 inches. Monthly averages include January 2.41, February 1.97, March 2.82, April 2.21, May 3.94, June 3.65, July 3.41, August 3.29, September 2.34, October 3.00, November 2.39, December 2.34.
Ellen Wilson McAdoo daughter of Senator William Gibbs McAdoo faced a legal snag in her marriage plans to Rafael Lopez De Onate. Riverside County Clerk D G Clayton refused a license until De Onate proves Caucasian heritage amid Philippine birth claims. Senator McAdoo reportedly does not approve. California code prohibits caucasian and oriental or Malay intermarriage.
Lester Ruffner of Page county, Socialist candidate for Congress in the Seventh District, will appear for public speaking in this city on Oct. 25 and in Front Royal on Oct. 26, alongside Hilliard Beirnstein of Richmond.
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