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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1932
Page
4
The fragment lists publication names The Evening Star Virginia and The Weekly Times The Weekly Mirror with Associated Press ownership. It shows subscription rates for mail and carrier options including annual and short-term terms, indicating pricing in dollars and cents.
A dated devotional note cites Psalm 33:11 about the counsel of the Lord enduring through generations, emphasizing divine thoughts and guidance across generations.
Richmond News-Leader honors George Mason as a pivotal figure in American political thought. Though a planter with modest public pay, his patient reasoning and Declaration of Rights laid enduring foundations for liberty, alongside Washington Jefferson and Madison in Virginia and national history.
A New York Times discussion cites a Census Bureau table showing that in 1930 men aged 40 to 44 were almost as likely as younger men to be gainfully employed, suggesting the common belief that the “old man of 40” is pushed to the scrap heap is unfounded.
A bulletin argues that the common belief about aging is false as men aged 46 to 49 show a 97.2 percent gain employment, only slightly lower than younger peers. It notes for ages 50 to 54 employment stands at 95.7 percent, a 1.8 percent drop from those fifteen years younger, with Census figures allowing further aging analysis.
In Wisconsin the La Follette brothers lose key wins in the GOP primary. Philip Lafollette falls living near 100000 votes behind for governor. Blaine, the elder senator, is defeated by a poor country editor whose fiery speech challenged socialism and communism in party leadership. Brookhart’s loss in Iowa follows.
Mrs Bertie Miller and relatives attended a Miller family reunion held at a grove near Middleway West Virginia hosted by Mrs Edward Taylor and family of Bunker Hill. A White Hall cemetery committee was formed to establish a perpetual care fund with Reva Leight elected treasurer.
Capon graded school opened with 22 students under teacher Roy Wolford. Bloomery grade school to open next Monday with Clyde Shanholtz and Mrs. Arthur Slonaker. Sunday School at Christian Church enjoyed an outing at Sleepy Dell Camp. Revival at M. E. Church, South continues this week led by Rev. Wright and Rev. McLean. Epworth League service featured by Junior Missionary Society. Visitors include Mrs. Julian Emmett from Battle Creek and families from Cumberland, Charleston, and High View attendees.
Katharine Faring seeks the missing Czarina rubies with Paul Federoff killed at Monksilver and Frank Severn abducted to Beggar's Court. Wynter, Grayson and Katharine search ruins, encounter Dr Martell and a hidden stair, while Sant weighs opening the sealed door as intrigue deepens at Mead's End.
Instructions describe pouring hot milk over pumpkin for pie filling then mixing egg sugar and spices before baking in crust. The text notes cotton originated in China as a decorative plant and was used in Buddhist ceremonial drapings while Persian princesses favored it over silk for gowns.
Precipitation data show 27 inches in the last 24 hours ending 8 a.m. and year to date 25.46 inches. September to date 1.15 inches. Monthly normal figures listed from Winchester Research Laboratory records for January to December with values including February 1.95, March 2.70, April 3.17, May 3.58, June 3.39, July 3.50, August 3.54, September 2.20, October 2.87, November 2.14, December 2.39.
Governor's wife Mrs Roosevelt is seen leaving Kansas City by air for Winslow Arizona to join her husband on the Western swing. The note includes a London humorist digression about a boy and a dog and bucket at sea.
An old advertisement touts 666 666 Salve as a speedy remedy for head colds. The copy markets the product as a universal cure with claims of quick relief and household usefulness. No clinical details or ingredients are provided.
The deed of trust against Shirley O Price to secure a note held by S W National Bank defaults. Trustees will sell at R W Schultz machine shop on Fairmont Avenue on Saturday October 8 1932 at 2 PM. Items: Fordson Tractor International double disc harrow Hardy Mogul sprayer Ford truck. Cash. M Lohr Capper Robt S Smith.
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