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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1934
Page
4
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A religious exhortation invites readers to ascend to the mountain of the Lord and learn his ways at the house of Jacob, promising guidance and a path to walk in. The text echoes Isaiah 2:3 and emphasizes teaching and guidance.
General Motors President William Sloane Jr. voices faith in America during the depression. In the Atlantic he argues a new day will come with patient buying power, higher wages, and continued profits. He stresses industry must maintain a comfort wage to sustain demand and growth.
The Reserve Board reports progress in restoring banking facilities and releasing frozen deposits. By June the number of unlicensed banks fell to 623 and tied-up deposits dropped to about 2384.0 million pounds, reflecting continued efforts to normalize the system.
Question from class notes asks which is the oldest religious journal in the United States The Churchman associated with the Protestant Episcopal Church. Carrs Rebellion in Rhode Island 1841 42 led by Thomas W Carr to push extended suffrage. Burials listed at Mount Vernon Springfield Illinois and New York City.
The survey highlights that 99 percent of deposits sit in licensed banks that reopened after closings. Across all Federal Reserve districts, most closures have resumed. Notable gains include multiyear declines in closed banks in Chicago, Kansas City, and Cleveland districts. More nonmembers joined the Reserve System since summer 1933.
A German labor office order bars all unmarried men under 25 from private and public jobs. They must take up agricultural or civic projects or domestic service while those with exemptions keep working. The policy rewards loyal Nazis and raises questions about efficiency and fairness.
The piece argues that national sports reflect a clean collective spirit. It notes attendance in the National League is already a third higher than the 1933 record, and American League figures are likely similar. It cites baseball, football, rowing, tennis, golf, yachting and other sports as thriving without fraud or taint.
Alice Burns credits a decades long digestive relief to Ad lerika sold by Steele and Brother druggists at Baker's Drug Store in Stephens City. The testimonial claims sour stomach and chronic constipation were cured, turning her into a “new person.”
The report lists present and past rainfall figures ending at 86. show late to date. 22 in Year to date 22.89 inches. It provides average monthly precipitation over 21 years: 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.
Donald Reeves is found shot dead in his office on campus. Inspector Lee and reporter Tim Blade follow leads from a missing gun found by the janitor to an attic room on the English House. Windsor Hall from the Federal Insurance Company arrives with proof, challenging murder theory versus death by own action as the case unfolds.
One year ago Winchester Memorial Hospital closed its nursing school after more than a decade of operation. County schools plan to reopen on September 12. Floyd L. Grover, 24, who died in Waynesboro Virginia, is buried at the family home in Reliance. Admiral Richard E. Byrd is set to sail from Boston on September 25 for a second Antarctic expedition. Mrs Mollie Graves Grim aged 64 has died here.
Ron Shields defeats Sandy Baker in a decisive playoff to claim the tennis championship title. Ibergh joins the search for the lost airliner City of San Francisco in the desert regions of southern California or Arizona. Mr and Mrs Warren Himel narrowly escape a house fire near Stephens City. Briton sets new airplane speed record of 328.63 mph in the Schneider Cup race. Virginia tourist industry spends 7 million dollars on hotel and resort developments for 1930.
Mayor J. F. Ward says he will appoint only men of good moral character to the police force. This statement underscores his stance on standards for new officers.
Twenty five years ago Mr and Mrs Jacob I Grover of Reliance marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary The notice notes Mrs Ira Cappers death in the area and Delia V Ritter wed Adolph Jackle of Elizabeth NJ The Winchester Fair draws large crowds as Richard Ross Bell and Minnie Oda Elsen of Clarke County marry in city and spend the day together.
When healthy, happiness grows with Aut Bran bulk similar to leafy greens. The note argues this natural option is better than patent medicines often harmful, emphasizing health benefits and safer alternatives.
The September 17 gathering will feature William A. Smith on relief administration for cities this winter and Alan Johnson on Virginia relief readiness. Attendees include Newport News City Attorney Samuel R. Buxton and lawmakers Ren Ruffin Paul Betters. Morton Wallerstein announced the conference with state police and building officials.
The Palace Theatre presents She Learned About Sailors a Fox comedy romance starring Alice Faye and Lew Ayres opening today. The film features vaudeville acts Frank Mitchell and Jack Durant and includes songs by Richard Whiting and Sidney Clare with a Fox News reel and a comedy.
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