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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1933
Page
2
Willy Nilly declares punishment for Jelly and Honey Bear for misbehavior. He orders them to bed without supper despite the cold. The bears debate the fairness, but comply, planning to show remorse in the morning for a possible breakfast. Rip supplies a wary aside in the frosty porch scene.
As modern life accelerates, nerve strain rises and sleep emerges as the fastest remedy. Sleep requires early training, not just naps, to prevent lifelong resistance. Night-owl habits harm children, while insufficient sleep poisons the body, causing dull complexions, limp hair, and irritability in youths. more sleep improves adolescent vitality and reduces emotional crises and temper outbursts.
The state faces continued discussion on county district road and school bonded indebtedness as Tax Commissioner Fox announced Saturday that totals reach 50,786,7200. The House committee pursues economy studies while lawmakers acknowledge revenue needs remain a concern across counties and districts.
Mrs Merry Fahrney Parker-Pickering, a 22 year old Chicago heiress, plans to rush to Chile to wed Count George di Georgia but faces a setback as her parents refuse to finance the journey. The Associated Press photo notes the obstacle amid a swell of high society interest.
Washington reports on the early United States money battle centered on Alexander Hamilton and continental currency. The piece outlines scarce credit, large paper money issued by Congress and colonies, depreciation, and the push toward a new constitutional framework to restrict coinage to Congress, with references to debt, inflation, and political factions shaping the monetary system.
Jefferson radio segment hosted by Pat Haley on KDEA News with WCAE and Dr. Edward H. Graham discusses seasonal outlooks. The program highlights weather trends, potential cold snaps, and tips for preparedness. Plans to air weekly updates and expert insights are noted.
The schedule lists KDKA WC4E WJAS and other stations airing music and news from 6:15 to 7:40 PM. It notes debates over the federal assumption of state debts and the U S Bank, mentioning Hamilton and the Mint Act of 1792, with references to a southern northern split and constitutional concerns.
New York December 4 warning that the Tugwell Bill to supersede the Federal Pure Food and Drug Act would threaten many industries and be a model for broader control. Lee H. Bristol, chairman of the Association of National Advertisers, argued it would harm honest businesses and create a dangerous legislative chain. He urged caution while acknowledging some aims, noting misapplied zeal could damage firms surviving the Depression. Feeding tobacco to chickens to control internal parasites shown as a successful practice in Pennsylvania.
Radio program at Opera House opens with professional hearted satire and a cast of twelve comedians led by Gregory Ratoff, Ginger Rogers, and Norman Foster. Listings detail hours and stations KDKA WCAE WJAS with acts from Burns and Allen to Bing Crosby, orchestras, news, weather, and signoff through the night.
The Ipswich venue showcases the film Professional Sweetheart featuring Zasu Pitts Lucien Littlefield Allen Jenkins Frank McHugh Edgar Kennedy Franklin Pangborn Betty Furness Sterling Holloway and Frank Darien. Production staff includes director Kiam Beiter associate producer Hal Swanson and author Maurice Watkins noted for sharp Chicago wit.
An advertiser promotes Creomulsion as a powerful but harmless remedy for persistent colds and coughs. The ad claims modern science backing, no narcotics, and a money-back guarantee if relief is not achieved, urging readers to consult their druggist.
Scorchy Smith and Mr Brown plan hydraulic mining to rework canyon camp claims amid a dispute over an interloper Rod Kenny on the property. Kenny’s presence prompts Mollie Kenny’s step daughter to warn Scorchy that Kenny is a desperate character.
Charleston dispatch reports 44 year old Wil Warden of Beckley received a life term for the killing of 34 year old Asa Carr in Cedar Grove. Convicted November 16, sentencing delayed by Kanawha County Judge Henry K. Black. The state argued Warden shot Carr after a quarrel.
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