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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1932
Page
4
The fragment shows subscription rates and advertising reps for The Evening Star Co of Winchester, Virginia, with references to consolidation and Associated Press rights. No discernible event or persons to summarize into a full article.
A Bible verse pair contrasts a man who trusts in man and flesh with a man who trusts in the Lord. Jeremiah 17 5 7 presents the warning and blessing to rely on divine guidance.
The Baltimore Sun urges Maryland and Virginia to maintain cooperation over Chesapeake Bay and the Potomac to protect and expand fish, oyster, and game resources. It argues banning purse nets in both states, aligning measures, and pursuing common economic and recreational gains through coordinated action.
Richmond Times Dispatch contrasts Chicago’s fiscal excess with unpaid teachers. Years of underpayment and levies arouse taxpayer outrage as educators, trained and undersold, await fair compensation. Only Cicero suburb paid salaries, referenced with Al Capone ties and debates on funding education.
President Harper of the Retail Merchants Association criticizes the public response to a loss, arguing the core issue is not simply insufficient opposition but broader factors. The remarks suggest industry frustration with how the situation is framed and addressed.
A modern business warning argues advertising fuels demand and growth. It compares economic momentum to a car climbing a hill, urging firms to boost publicity despite a cautious mood. The piece credits cleaner testing, psychological factors, and persistent ad spend as the path to lasting gains.
The University of Virginia will begin its 190th session on Thursday September 15 with enrollment expected to surpass last year despite some department variances. Graduate enrollment, especially in the graduate department, runs well ahead of 1931-32 projections.
Eastern stables pour into the five day fall racing meet at Hagerstown Fair opening September 13. Race secretary Edward J. Brennen says stalls are at a premium and over 300 top half milers are booked. President A K Coffman aims to surpass last fall with high purses as grounds receive improvements for large crowds.
Stephens City notes report a Sunday sermon by Rev. Edward Rhoades to a full house. Professor Ayler of Charlottesville arrives for school duties begun September 7. Mrs. Frank Montgomery and guests from near Washington visited the McLeod home. The Missionary Society met at Effie Williams home. next at Miss Mary Tevault. Claud McLeod returns from Memorial Hospital with nurse Nell Flowers. Valley pike widened. Local residents E J Hicks E Hicks and families attended at J C Hizer’s. Frank Felker of Washington spent weekend with McLeods.
United States Senator Carter Glass, confined to his bed at his Lynchburg home, has improved enough to go out briefly. His physician says he is recuperating from overwork after the recent Congress and will not resume business for several weeks.
The Washington Star cites Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown warning that power built on fear must keep its watchdogs carefully chained so they cannot respond when needed.
The text notes Swift’s line about fleas and smaller fleas to bite them and cites Swift’s observation on an infinite chain. It then claims cameos originated in Egypt as part of the discussion.
Jim Wynter pursues a lead to Monksilver where Severn vanished and the Czarina rubies may be hidden. Katharine, once a violinist, faces poverty and peril as she leans on Wynter to rescue her from danger and unlock the mystery of Federoff and the missing man.
Jim Wynter rescues a taxi crash on a wet street then spots Frank Severn in Creyke's car. The younger servant, seen at Beggar's Court, is identified driving toward Monksilver and the mystery of Severn's disappearance grows as Wynter plots to follow.
Precipitation past 24 hours ending 8 am none. September to date 0.88 inches. Year to date 25.19 inches. Normal monthly values from 19 year Winchester Research Laboratory record: January 2.36 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.
Reynolds Store section reports social visits and travel among residents. Mrs. George Shade of Piedmont W V is staying with Mr and Mrs I L Shade. Several locals from the area visit Winchester shopping and Berkeley Springs in W Va. E N Luttrell hosts a Sunday dinner with multiple guests, and W O McDaniel arrives to open a Fairview school.
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