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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1934
Page
4
Consolidated notice lists advertising rates for The Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and others. It notes display ads must be in by 10 A M on publication day and outlines rates such as 42 cents per inch for transient ads and memorials at 150 dollars for four stanzas.
The fragment echoes a religious exhortation with psalm verses about fearing the Lord and lack of need for those who seek him. It references a meeting or gathering by Christ for All and All for Christ groups, mentioning Saint’s Assurance and a biblical quote from Psalms.
Henry Ford offers views on Congress and laws, surplus, older workers, small towns as industrial hubs, and future food tech. He argues laws fix little and surplus drives innovation, supports older workers, envisions many small town manufacturers, and foresees chemical foods replacing traditional farming practices.
A student prompt asks to identify Rome as the seven hills city and defines numismatics as the science of coins and medals. It also notes Horace Mann as an American educator famed for reforms in Massachusetts schools.
Ivan Vladimir Michurin, dubbed the Luther Burbank of Soviet Russia, celebrated his eightieth birthday as delegations from across Russia visited Michurin in the town named after him. His sixty years of work include apples crossed with cherries, arctic apricots, hardy Moscow frost grapes, and ongoing tobacco experiments, fueling plant-breeding ideas and romantic notions of creation.
Frank L. Sublett, first president of Shenandoah Valley Inc., proposes a fall reunion at Skyland in the Shenandoah National Park area. He urges former leaders of Virginia’s park movement to attend a dutch-treat luncheon, honor the living and the departed, and reminisce about turning dreams into reality.
Fragmentary text notes Col Howard urging Virginia to seize a chance for a national park. The language implies a campaign or advocacy lead in a historical context, suggesting a push to secure federal designation amid difficult times.
J Benchoff president of the Shenandoah National Park Association announced the formation of a committee by the statewide Virginia group Shenandoah Valley Inc to explore arranging a reunion in October.
Present and past rainfall figures show 2.57 inches for September to date and 23.46 inches year to date. The Winchester Laboratory 21 year records list average annual precipitation at 34.71 inches and monthly breakdowns from January to December with values such as January 2.41 and December 2.34 inches.
A digest of past events includes Charles B. Pidegon addressing Winchester drys in Washington. William and Mary College abandoned night football. Leetown fish hatchery expansion plans were announced. Japan beetle plant quarantine lifted. Lindbergh ransom money traced in Paris.
In a moonlit station area Tim and Hall pursue clues to missing Jamieson as two masked figures break into a mansion. The back door opens and a woman's scream erupts from the third floor, leaving the scene mid suspense with a perilous confrontation looming.
Valley Airways, Inc announces enrollment for autumn flying courses starting September 10. The firm seeks 25 eager, progressive men or women and provides contact options 700-W or airport phone. Location Winchester, Virginia.
By virtue of execution in my hands Shen. Valley Nat's Bank sells at public auction a Steiff piano in good order on Rouss Ave at 1 a m Saturday Sept 29 1934. Terms cash. LEE BARR, Lst. (9 19 22 25 27 28 51).
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