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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1934
Page
4
Advertising rates and deadlines for The Evening Star Publishing Co Winchester Virginia. Daily except Sunday with monthly and weekly pricing, memorial ads, display ad borders, and national advertising offices listed. The notice specifies copy and payment requirements and advance deadlines.
The Associated Press owns exclusive rights to publish all dispatches and local news in this paper as credited or not, including republication rights. This notice outlines the AP’s exclusive entitlement to use and distribute news content across publications.
A devotional line repeats the Bible verse urging love as a sign of being born of God and knowing God. The message centers on universal love and spiritual kinship.
The national housing plan lends private loans guaranteed by the government to finance residential and business improvements. It aims to spark construction, aid banks with three year non commercial loans, and revive local industry while boosting civic pride. Citizens with needed repairs should consider applying.
In a dying state the term desert rat is explained as a label for old desert prospectors. The passage notes that these veterans are given this name in historical context.
The Millinery Workers Union advocates fashion variety as a sign of vitality. The commentator notes streets bloom with new fogs and asserts hats lift spirits, joking that no woman has ever died from a hat purchase on the way home.
A sun browned camp leader explains duties at a CCC camp where about 150 fellows live. Food is good and pay is five dollars monthly with twenty five for families, clothes provided, and work in a nearby state park. The main complaint concerns shoe replacement and the idea of a cobbler at each camp.
Cumberland Times reports Secretary Frances Perkins wears a new hat style, a down-brimmed model gifted by the United Hatters Union. The gesture, aiming to show good will while raising concerns over cabinet members accepting gifts from labor or capital groups.
The Graf Zeppelin departs Akron for the return flight to Germany under favorable weather. Wheat growers in Frederick and Clarke counties await Federal acreage rental payments. Three men injured in a Front Royal boiler blast recover satisfactorily. Winchester raise over 1400 dollars for the Boy Scout program. Gold price rises to 31.96 per ounce. Wall Street employees receive a two day holiday after frenzied selling. Sidney Moffett prominent salesman dies at Mount Jackson. Apple growers plan a Northwestern inspection trip next year. Baptists announce Winchester plans for a November meeting. Rev. Asa Richard marks his 85th anniversary.
Report notes actors were paid by a political group to breakfast at the White House and triggers an investigation. Other items: John W. Davis says no farm relief under the Republicans, Hallowe en safety planned for DC with police on alert, Wardensville Church debt cleared, Vernon Eddy elected Deputy Grand Commander of Virginia Knights Templar. Plus historical items on church meetings, a stock farm sweepstakes at Montevideo, and Winchester election judges.
A short note inviting readers to call for information about football games that are not easily accessible to them. The item emphasizes obtaining details by phone.
Becky Sharp appears in Vanity Fair. The founder of Christian Science is Mary Baker Glover Eddy. The country that began work on the Panama Canal is France, in 1881.
In Washington a wartime mystery unfolds at the U S Black Chamber. Captain Bill Martin is found dead during a cipher pursuit and Greenleaf and Blane confront a security breach while Joel Carter contemplates a social future amidst intrigue with Countess Thorland and others.
Total rainfall for the past 24 hours ending 8 a m shows none. October to date 0.80 inches, year to date 28.86 inches. The Winchester Laboratory 21 year average is 34.71 inches annually. Monthly values list 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 2.33, December 2.34.
A report of the appraisement of the estate of the late Virginia H. Lines has been filed. The estate valued at 8063.74 includes real and personal property and was prepared by E. W. Dixon William Stryker and Shirley Carter.
For sale or exchange an approximately 130 acre limestone farm with 20 acres in bearing orchard bank barn house and out buildings two springs suitable for a dairy farm located on Route 833 or Charles Town Road three miles east of Stephenson Virginia Clarke County. Apply to B H Harper Winchester Virginia.
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