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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1936

Page

5

Oystering In The Chesapeake Bay Hard Life For Sea Bred Men

The piece describes Chesapeake Bay oystering as a demanding seasonal trade from September to April. It follows captains and crews, often drawn from Baltimore and Halifax, trading risk for possible profits while facing naval patrols and public beds. It highlights the economic swings and the contrast between private pods and public beds.

Chesapeake Bay Washington, D. C United States Bay Potomac River Topeka Sioux City Hell Hull Halifax Baltimore Baltimore City Cambridge Oxford Virginia Canning Factory New York Chicago Cleveland

Fatally Injured Man Found Near Capital in Hit-and-Run Probe

H E Cameron 49 former Byrd secretary was found severely injured five miles north of Richmond on Route 2 and died at Memorial Hospital. Investigators weigh hit-and-run theory while noting unusual wounds and a belt found away from the body.

Richmond Hervey E. Cameron Harry F. Byrd Here Memorial Hospital Cameron J. H. Scherer Larkin W. Glazenbrook, Jr State Motor Vehicle Division Chickahominey Swamp Fred Wright Glazenbrook Glazebrook H. C. Gatewood Gatewood Paige E. Damerson Washington

Norfolk and Western President Chase Needles Dies in Roanoke

Norfolk and Western Railroad President Chase Needles died at his Roanoke home at 12:25 pm. He would have turned 70 in 1987 and had 53 years in active service, rising from rodman in 1882 to president in 1924. Needles supported the Salvation Army, St. Phoebe's mission, and other charities, and held multiple railroad and coal company posts. Funeral services are set for St. John's Episcopal church in Roanoke with burial in Baltimore.

Roanoke Chase Needles Norfolk and Western Railway Company United States Needles Norfolk and Western Baltimore Mr. Needles Swarthmore College Pensylvania Bessie Parker Williams John Oliver Needles Hortense Edith Clarke New York Federal Governent Maher Wis N. O. Maher John Amos Needles Augusta Stratton John Needles Poole England America Maryland Talbot County St. John’s Episcopal Church Alfred R. Berkeley Greenmont Cemetery Daniel Willard Baltimore and Ohio A. C. Needles Norfolk and Western Railroad

Russian cargo ships head toward Spain from Black Sea route

ISTANBUL Oct 26 Twelve Russian steamers reportedly loaded with cereals ammunition and military equipment passed the Bosphorus in the past two weeks. They listed Cartagena and Alicante Spain as destinations amid unconfirmed reports of their cargos and purpose.

Spain Istanbul Bosphorus Cartagena Alicante

ARAX Herbal Remedy Promoted in Winchester

An advertisement touts ARAX as a digestive aid to relieve gas heartburn and constipation. It claims to improve digestion and liver bile flow, promising freedom from bowel issues and urging readers to buy at Miller's in Winchester Virginia where the ARAX man is available.

Miller’s North Loudoun Street Winchester Virginia

Roosevelt Replies to Landon Over Kansas Education

James Roosevelt accuses Kansas under Alf Landon of denying real education to many children. He cites statements by state education officials and a 1935 Topeka Capital editorial, asserting widespread school closures and underfunded districts while highlighting ongoing Rural district shortages.

Boston James State of Kansas Alf M. Landon Roosevelt Kansas Landon W. T. Markham State of Markham U. S George McGill MecGill Topeka Capital Arthur Capper William McAndrew McAndrew

Kansas School Costs Cited in Landon Message

Roosevelt quotes Landon letter to Kansas legislature from 1935 noting three to four years of lower costs and a claimed 40 percent reduction in state school costs. The statement credits a Kansas official for keeping education affordable and links it to broader state policy.

Kansas Roosevelt Landon

A Dainty Barbara Bell Pattern 1936 B for Morning Frock

Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1936-B offers a smock style with Windsor tie and roomy sleeves. It blends daily practicality with elegance, suitable for both short and full length looks and includes a square yoke and ample pockets. Sizes 32 to 44 require specific yardage. patterns can be ordered from the Barbara Bell catalog.

Barbara Bell

Dolly's Wardrobe Pattern 9077 for Mary Jane Dolls

Pattern 9077 offers a complete doll wardrobe including coat beret pleated frock orial frock with apron pajamas and more for dolls 12 to 24 inches. The ad invites readers to order by sending fifteen cents per pattern and details the Marian Martin book and ordering address in New York.

Dolly Marian Martin Mary-Jane Mary Jane Marian Martin Lew Martin Winchester Evening Star Pattern 18Th St New York

Roosevelt Attacks Kansas Leaders Over Education Critique

The speaker asserts that Kansas political leaders including the governor knew the facts but failed to act and warns that citizens should not support Governor Landon’s educational policies on November 3rd.

Roosevelt Kansas Landon

Beauty and health tips Promote Kellogg’s All-Bran cereal

A vintage ad urges women to improve skin and vitality with Kellogg’s All-Bran. It claims a balanced diet and daily two tablespoonfuls of cereal cleanse the system, prevent constipation, and restore “bulk” to meals, with a money-back guarantee from Kellogg.

Lou Kellogg's Ellog Coompany Kellogg Battle Creek

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Virginia Navy Navy H. E. Cameron Fairmont Avenue Loudoun St S. Stewart C. A. Robinson N. Main K” Care Star C. W. Braithwaite Heatrola Carnation Beauty Shop W. Piccadilly Street Kernstown W. J. Lupton U. S. Civil Service S” Care Star Valley Ave J” Care Star Winchester Academy of Beauty Culture Dunbar New Brunswick N. J E. Piccadilly Street N. and W. Head Pocahontas Coal and Coke Company Winston, Salem Southbound Railway Company Norfolk and Portsmouth Belt Line Railroad Fruit Growers Express Company Mutual Fire, Marine and WRU AMOCO Maine Florida American Oil Company James Roosevelt Tre Manhattan Clowe The Evening Star Selec Times Square Station N. Y Bell Syndicate. Inc Milady Pyee Ee Lazier’s Ada Chappell Curly Top Beauty Shop N. Braddock St Gertrude Walter Evelyn Shryock W. B. Snider & Son N. Londoun St ASCO the People’s Buncutter Tire Co
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