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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1933
Page
4
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A devotional excerpt emphasizes that God provides grace and glory to those who walk uprightly, citing Psalm 84 11 about the Lord being a sun and shield and withholding no good thing from the righteous.
President Roosevelt and family visited the Shenandoah National Park area along the Rapidan, greeted by Virginians including William E. Carson of Riverton. Officials hope the Roosevelts may use Rapidan as a summer retreat and see forestation work firsthand while touring the park region.
Roanoke World News reports George C. Peery of Tazewell outlines his gubernatorial platform mirroring Democratic conventions. He supports repealing the eighteenth amendment and abolishing the old fee system while opposing tax increases and diverting road funds. He pledges to educate children, preserve roads, reduce auto licenses, and regulate beer under General Assembly rules.
The candidate pledges support for the eighteenth amendment and seeks a state wide referendum on liquor, with Peery vetoing saloon return and favoring open control by the state. He backs a balanced budget, real estate tax scrutiny, education funding shared by state and localities, and a pay as you go road policy. He calls for utility rate reform, regulation of holding companies, and transparency in securities disclosures.
Dr J S Leonhardt claims an internal medicine Hemroid tablets cure piles by improving blood circulation and removing impurities. He reports success in over 900 of 1,000 patients and offers a money back guarantee at Baker's Drug Store and druggists nationwide.
A year ago speculative talk centered on the likely theocratic candidate for the presidency. Funeral rites at First Baptist for W. A. Sale drew many mourners. Warren Eddy became exalted ruler of Winchester Lodge 867 Elks. Soviet Russia reportedly packing barrels for export. Winchester Bicentennial Commission planned to plant WWI memorial trees. Five years ago Virginians started a War Carillon fundraising drive in Richmond. Friendship Fire Company Winchester received 100 dollars from Gore citizens for extinguishing a fire. Over 1,000 cameramen were expected to attend any event.
Merchants National Bank advertisement praises Clarke county and notes a fine race horse. Eggs fetch 230 cents per dozen locally while ven is quoted at 1.70 per bush el.
The Southern Methodist Church conference seat request is noted as Alexandria Kiwanians visit the local club. Virginia highway funds exceed 13 million for construction. The Sarah Zane Fire Company offers a prize for the best advertising of their benefit. Rev Boyd V Switzer is reappointed as pastor at Braddock Street Methodist Church South.
Statues of famous men in Belfast are moved from busy streets to quieter spots or back to building fronts due to heavy traffic. This change reflects urban planning to protect monuments and reduce congestion in prominent avenues.
William and Mary College student Mau rice Berkwitz was acquitted by Magistrate J A Luttrell on possession of ardent spirits. The college discipline committee will not reinstate the student after dismissal from school.
Report notes that serving in the United States Army does not by itself grant citizenship. Officials emphasize that naturalization requires separate legal processes and eligibility criteria regardless of military service.
A New York romance unfolds as Sue Allard meets Philip Gerard while he investigates a violent underworld crime. They date at a club, plan to chase rackets with Judge Morris, and soon face a perilous car pursuit led by unseen assailants.
Precipitation in the past 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. shows none. April to date 0.72 inches, year to date 8.99 inches. The 20 year average is 34.53 inches. Monthly averages: January 2.36, February 2.00, March 3.11, April 3.11, May 3.73, June 3.81, July 3.45, August 3.45, September 2.15, October 3.06, November 2.25, December 2.37 inches.
The article notes how wives preserve leftovers and avoid sticking cakes by dipping the knife in cold water or butter. It cites a dramatic 120 million increase in the world sheep population over the last decade and claims Russia gained 45 million in population. It also states the Soviet Union ranks second to Australia in annual wool production.
Advertises a tea made from ten herbs to replace regular tea or coffee. Claims rapid weight loss of up to 36 pounds per week with no diet, pills, or exercise, and notes examples of women shedding weight and gaining a younger look.
A promotional notice invites readers to request a free trial of Dain Tea with trial supply by return mail. A $1.00 treatment is charged and refundable within a 10 day guarantee. The offer lists DAIN TEA CO. at 857 25 N EUTAW ST Baltimore MD.
Washington Clarksburg Parkersburg and Chillicothe report coordinated activity spanning several cities including Cincinnati and Louisville with potential regional implications. Details are sparse but indicate cross jurisdictional involvement across multiple states. Further clarification from local bureaus is expected.
The Wonder Package offers 800 designs for appliqué and patchwork, usable on glass wood tin pottery parchment or cloth. Designs can be reused twelve times and are purchasable for $1.00 with prepaid postage by mailing the coupon.
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