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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1932
Page
4
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In a political note from the era F D Roosevelt circles the possibility of John N Garner as running mate. The text hints at Garner's alignment with Roosevelt's vision and suggests shifting support within the party.
A religious quotation urges readers not to worry but to pray and present requests with thanksgiving. It asserts that the peace of God will guard hearts and minds through Christ Jesus, citing Philippians 4 6 7.
The piece argues education has shifted from stern discipline to engaging methods with activities like athletic teams bands and dances. It suggests that if children still fail to learn the fault lies with home discipline or physical defects rather than the teacher or school.
The Alexandria Gazette discusses Mayor Walker's sudden resignation and claim that he will appeal to the people of New York, implying a possible bid for re election. It argues that re election would not prove innocence or fitness and critiques political machines and red herrings in municipal politics.
The text asserts Walker avoided direct answers to charges, claiming truth would vindicate him. It notes his behavior at hearings and resignation as damaging evidence influencing the country’s perception. The passage emphasizes distrust among intelligent observers nationwide.
The Richmond News Leader weighs Hoover's emphasis on reviving industry to aid individuals versus Roosevelt's faster direct relief. It notes unemployment and bank failures, contrasts methods to protect small investors and homeowners, and questions which policy will win public support in the coming election.
President Hoover directs federal agencies to accelerate public works with nearly 200.6 million dollars under Wagner relief measures. Projects focus on river and harbor, flood control, and aging public buildings. exact list to be announced by departments. Hoover cites total planned construction exceeding 750 million for the year and about 2.3 billion since the economic strain began to next July.
A new improved Fasteeth powder keeps false teeth firm and comfortable with no gooey taste. It claims you can eat laugh and talk with ease. Available at Baker's Drug Store Peoples Service Stores and other druggists.
Jim Wynter pursues unearthly clues in a dark country house after a knife fight and a fall. Abductions, missing rubies, and a hidden necklace propel Wynter toward a dangerous revelation in Monksilver as a suspenseful night unfolds.
Precipitation in the past 24 hours ended 8 a.m. shows none. September to date 0.88 inches, year to date 26.19 inches. Monthly normals from 19 years of records: January 2.36, February 1.95, March 2.70, April 3.17, May 3.58, June 3.89, July 3.50, August 3.54, September 2.20, October 2.87, November 2.14, December 2.39 inches.
A Department of Agriculture report shows a slight August nop uptick with corn and hay leading gains. Corn production estimated at 2.854 billion bushels, up 1 percent from August forecast, aided by rains in the central and upper Mississippi Valley. Durum and other spring wheat down amid dry weather, durum down to 44.779 million bushels. overall wheat and rye figures noted with changes. A probable rice crop not mentioned. ant species noted with grain storage behavior. a New York man fined $25 for beating his wife amid amusement tax repeal claim.
A fragment notes shelves containing canned fruit on display behind glass to protect the fruit from fading. No dates or people are provided.
Mrs Turner of Fall River writes that six months of bran intake has cured her chronic constipation, praising Kellogg's All-Bran for its bulk to move intestines, Vitamin B to tone the tract, and iron for blood. Two tablespoons daily reportedly correct most constipation types. doctor if unresolved.
Public sale of Gillespie Perdue Frederick County Farm by substituted trustee Harry R. Kern at the Frederick County Courthouse Winchester Virginia on Saturday July 23 1932 at 11am. The tract originally 164 acres 24 poles is now 100 acres 0 roods 17.6 square poles with 64 acres 0 roods 20.4 square poles released. The note secured by deed of trust shows 8292.70 due as of November 20 1931. Cash terms. The sale postponed to September 3 1932 at same time and place.
By distress warrant the equipment of Jones' Creamery will be sold at public auction on September 17, 1932, at 10 A. at 1 Ford truck, tables, chairs, electric fan, heatrola, adding machine, cash register, bottles, crates, dishes, stoves, iron safe. Terms cash. Lee Barr, Sergeant.
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