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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1932
Page
4
A fragment from The Evening Star of Winchester outlines Associated Press news use rights and advertising rates. It references subscriptions and carrier charges and lists Frost Landis and Kohn as national advertising representatives in Atlanta and Chicago.
For President F D Roosevelt and Vice President John Garner the ticket appears set with official selections and party backing. The announcement signals continued New Deal alignment and a campaign team ready to mobilize across states.
The text references Galatians about not being deceived and that a person reaps what they sow. It resembles a sermon focus on moral sowing and divine judgment. It includes repeated unusual phrases and suggests a religious pamphlet style.
Roanoke World News notes Lau Lam Hee, a Chinese laundryman, after decades in the United States seeks lawful entry to China under labor laws. The piece recalls taunts he faced, his efforts to contribute, and his recent deportation proceedings, highlighting tensions over Chinese immigrants and the rights of the so-called laundryman.
The Petersburg Progress Index notes amateur photographers in Japan risk trouble from cherry blossom images and discusses an American firm’s branch that photographed new buildings. It suggests Japanese officials viewed such photos as sensitive, while insurers hoped to showcase progress through film.
A fragmentary wartime line ponders air raids and Japanese state of mind. The speaker questions how a person viewing the scene judges others and whether the depiction reflects deeper attitudes.
The North German Lloyd proposes anchoring a steamship in mid Atlantic to refuel airplanes crossing from Europe to South America. If successful, similar fueling stations may appear in the North Atlantic and Pacific oceans, easing long ocean crossings despite fog and visibility concerns.
A British Association for the Advancement of Science president argues humans mastered nature faster than self control. He cites crowded roads and autopiloted speed as examples and urges focus on teaching self regulation and judgment to guide future progress.
Precipitation data shows 24 hour rainfall at 8 a.m. 0.27 inches and September to date 1.15 inches, year to date 25.46 inches. Monthly normals from Winchester Research Laboratory cover 19 years: 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.
Local market notes state the Star corrects daily entries but disclaims responsibility for typographical mistakes. The notice emphasizes accuracy while outlining limited liability for errors.
Archaeologists uncovered a Persepolis stone noting Artaxerxes I ascended the throne in 465 B C and indicating that sealing documents into cornerstones was an ancient Persian custom. The find links royal succession to early archival practices at the site.
Katharine Faring claims ownership of missing Czarina rubies. Paul Federoff is murdered, Frank Severn kidnapped, and Jim Wynter is drugged. A hidden door behind an ancient chapel and a conspiratorial plot drive Wynter, Katharine, and allies toward Beggar's Court as they confront underground secrets and a mysterious Dr Martell.
Miss Rosalind Huidekoper returns from Ruxton to Millwood for debutante events as families host luncheons and balls. Notables attend gatherings at Long Branch, Scabby, and Rosemont. residents visit Baltimore, New York, and Narragansett while preparing for winter at Belvedere and Ryton.
Moderate wire inquiry and light demand. market steady. Jonathan apples U S No 1 2% in up 1.00–1.10. Delicious 12% in up 1.00–1.10. Grimes 2% in up 0.50. Smokehouse No 1 2% in up 0.75. barrels Yorks No 1 2% in up 2.50–2.75. Black Twigs No 1 2% in up 3.00. Ganos No 1 2% in up wrapped 2.50.
A fragment notes Senator Borah will not back Hoover or Roosevelt and is described as financially successful in gathering lecture fees. It adds that seventy five prominent American business men form a committee probing US war debts and suggests hiring a reliable bookkeeper.
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