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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1932
Page
4
The Evening Star is entered at the Winchester Virginia post office as a second class matter. It is published daily except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Co. Consolidated with Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times The Weekly Mirror.
The Associated Press grants exclusive rights to reprint news dispatches credited to AP or not otherwise attributed to the paper and all local news published herein.
Rates shown for mail and carrier delivery include one year six months and three months options with prices in dollars and cents. The text lists payments in advance and shows a garbled final line.
Frost Landis and Kohn of New York Atlanta Chicago and Detroit are listed as the national advertising representatives for the publication.
Voter guidance listing the 1932 election ticket with Franklin D Roosevelt for president and Henry A Wallace for vice president, slated for November 8.
John N. Garner lists Virginia contenders for Congress including S O Bland Newport News C W Darden Jr Norfolk A J Montague Richmond P H Drewry Petersburg T G Burch Martinsville C A Woodrum Roanoke A W Robertson Lexington H W Smith Alexandria and J W Brannagan Jr Bristol.
A brief religious verse cites Luke 17 21 stating the kingdom of God is within you. The quote dismisses outward signs and emphasizes inner spiritual presence.
The Fredericksburg memorial reopens the debate on George Washington's stance in Virginia's religious liberty struggle. It suggests he belongs with Jefferson and Madison in advancing disestablishment, while other figures like Madison and Jefferson opposed a broader state church. The piece notes Washington's tolerance and calls for careful historical revision.
The British hunger marchers from Lancashire approach London, seen as a publicity stunt like the U S Bonus Army. Veterans mingle with others as Oxford undergraduates and doctors aid injured in Stratford on Avon. Officials argue woes are not solely due to Russia.
A San Francisco area course lights up with 50 000 000 candle power floodlights for night play. Banks of lights cover tees and fairways, aiding visibility and creating a daytime-like glow. The piece notes the novelty and suggests longer waking hours may affect mood and routines.
Record shows precipitation past 24 hours end 8 a.m. at 0.08 inches. October to date 5.36 inches. Year to date 30.82 inches. Normal monthly figures listed for 19 years by Winchester Research Laboratory, with each month’s value from January to December.
Visitors from twelve states praised the new Skyline Drive in Virginia comparing it to Amalfi and Banff can ro x. The park service reported 700 comments from 1 288 cars at Panorama. Engineers built the road under the Public Roads Bureau in cooperation with the park service. One New Market resident wrote of Virginia's grandeur eclipsing Rome.
Katharine and Jim uncover a plot by Sant and Martell to seize the hidden Czarina Rubies after a raid on Manorways. A fish sketch in Severn’s letter may reveal the treasure’s location as Sant moves toward Monksilver. Jim plans to alert authorities and guard the site tonight with Haste’s help.
Fight germs quickly with Creomulsion. Combines seven proven ingredients to relieve persistent coughs and colds. Pleasant to take and non narcotic. Money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
Dr Arthur J Cramp of Chicago will expose quack remedy vendors at a November 2 meeting for VPI students faculty and Blacksburg residents. Sponsored by the VPI club and physical education department the talk positions Cramp as a leading authority on cures and quackery with decades of investigations and a large archive of cases.
In Luray Virginia a pocket book lost seventeen years ago was returned to its Stanley neighborhood owner. The finder had kept faith believing the money belonged to the same man and the $10.02 inside was intact. The owner was identified and restored the money.
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