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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1932
Page
4
The notice states daily publication by The Evening Star Ashing Co of Winchester except Sundays with Associated Press copyright and subscription rates for home delivery in advance. Subscriptions listed as one year six months three months and one month with monthly carrier option.
A religious reflection quotes Job 8 20 affirming divine fidelity to the righteous and rejection of evil, urging steadfast faith and moral integrity. The text centers on God not forsaking the upright and the hope of divine support for the virtuous.
The Staunton News Leader argues the next chair of the Virginia Game and Fish Commission should be a qualified outdoor conservationist, not a political climber. It stresses the $300,000 annual fund, raised by licenses, must be managed to protect wildlife and educate sportsmen, preserving the resource for future harvests.
The phrase describes a person as an enthusiastic conservationist and a politician with minimal active political practice. It characterizes a dual role, highlighting commitment to conservation alongside a light political engagement.
A Buffalo dentistry meeting reveals Washington’s hinged false teeth on a spring which sometimes kept his mouth agape. Earlier teeth by Paul Revere failed, then hippo tusk dentures on a gold base caused discomfort. Dr Pryor notes Washington’s jaw protrusion in portraits and even jokes about wigs for the Bi Centennial year.
A grocer notes coins flood pockets as prices shift to pennies reversing dollar era. Children profit from the penny tide while adults feed the coin machines. A hundred pennies weigh 11 ounces, and weighable change redefines daily commerce.
A George Linn Kieffer compiled list for the Christian Herald reports 59 268 total church members in the United States with a net gain of 4 743 049 versus 1926. The trend shows higher membership despite financial strain and prosperity cycles with renewed religious interest among members and outsiders.
Precipitation in the last 24 hours ended 8 am is 0.27 inches. September to date 1.15 inches and year to date 25.46 inches. Normal monthly means from a 19 year record at Winchester Research Laboratory: January 2.36, February 1.95, March 2.70, April 3.17, May 3.68, June 3.89, July 3.50, August 3.54, September 2.20, October 2.87, November 2.14, December 2.39 inches.
Jim Wynter debates opening a hidden crypt at Beggar's Court where Severn vanished. Sant doubts the upstairs intrigue while Martell and a cigaret clue hint at a deeper scheme. Wynter presses to reveal the vaults despite risks.
A regional rise in employment is noted with more than a hundred laborers on the Valley Pike reconstruction and 30 to 60 added workers for crushed stone. Additional teams may join the Vaucluse Winchester project and a Richmond decision is awaited. Apple pickers and packers, woolen mills, and rubber products firms also show strong hiring through the winter.
Iron stands out as the most useful metal due to its strength durability and malleability making it essential across construction tools and machinery.
The People’s Palace is an institution at Mile End London established to furnish facilities for education and recreation to the people of East London.
Dr Logan Clendening explains how newborn blindness from eye infection during birth was reduced by applying one percent silver nitrate immediately after delivery. The practice, first used by Carl Crede, cut eye infections from 10 percent to about five per cent, but some physicians and parents oppose medical laws mandating it.
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