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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1932
Page
4
Publication notice for The Evening Star Winchester Virginia lists editioning details and advertising representatives. The text notes association with the Associated Press and rate information for subscriptions and advertising across multiple cities.
A brief religious excerpt cites Job 12 16 affirming that with God comes strength and wisdom while distinguishing between deceived and deceiver as God’s domain.
The piece argues that kids lack caution and adults must drive safely and anticipate children on streets. It urges guardians and public servants to share responsibility, noting drivers should not blame youngsters for accidents and should instead model careful behavior.
Dr. B H Van Oot urges using available funds to train the unemployed in other trades or deepen instruction in idle vocations. He notes 144 hour classes could be set up by school boards with social agencies, but no community has yet adopted the program amid relief needs this winter.
The editorial urges readers to boost local prosperity by spending, urging workers with income to buy goods, urging merchants to restock, and calling for open jobs through normal buying. It dismisses politics and pessimism and promotes confidence that the tide is turning and production will rise. It contrasts with The Literary Digest boast about elections.
A historical warning about tuberculosis aiming at youths aged 12 to 20. The text notes exposure rates in children up to age 15, describes the puberty period as strenuous, and warns that shifting parental guidance and growing independence can fuel health risks as body resistance varies.
Miss Jamesetta Glynn and cousin Susie Carbaugh joined family during Thanksgiving at the Glynn home. Los Angeles visitor Lula Cooper and brother Austin Cooper visited relatives of T. S. Cooper. a turkey dinner was served. Mrs. Richard hosted relatives including Stewart Green and Arthelia Richard. Elizabeth Thomas attended the state teachers convention in Richmond. Bryant Richard is laid up after being thrown from a fodder load when a team ran off. A Friendly Grove debate by the Luttrell brothers is scheduled for December 9 with postmeeting refreshments.
Mt. Pleasant Virginia December 2 Mrs George Hummer of Mt Williams spent Sunday with Mrs Grace McClanahan and Miss Keane Perry visited Mr and Mrs James Boyce last Sunday morning. Christian Endeavor meets Sunday at 7 led by Mrs Warner Dyke. Mrs Warner Dyke and Mrs John Perry called on Mrs Louise Smith Wednesday morning. Mr Holmes Rosenbreger visited Will Lamp Sunday. Roy Brill couple welcomed a son Sunday night and both mother and baby are doing well.
The Santa Claus postoffice in Indiana has been raised from fourth to third class. The village post office handles a land office business each Christmas, reflecting a notable upgrade in status for the area.
A humorous juxtaposition notes that promises are easy to make while steady work is required for livelihoods. A second line comments on the labor of keeping a human face clean, equating it to lifting about a pound of dirt yearly per person.
Advertisement for Hemroid tablets from Baker's Drug Store promotes a non surgical cure for piles. It cites bad circulation and impure blood as causes and claims Dr. J S Leonhardt developed the internal remedy after treating 1000 patients with over 900 successes. Money back guarantee.
Emilia Valaty, grieving after wartime losses, goes to a French convent to teach English and singing. There she forms deep bonds with village children and Alain while memories of Roger Valary and Dick Stoddard haunt her. Her return to life remains uncertain as war shadows linger.
The report shows no rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8 a m. for November to date 4.16 and year to date 35.99 inches. Monthly totals from 19 years include January 2 36, February 1 05, 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 inches.
The 40 hours devotion begins with high mass at 10 30 Sunday at the Church of the Sacred Heart. Rev Fathers Hannon Gallagher and Meredith return for the series with exposition all day Sunday and Monday and benediction at 7 30 p m The devotion ends Tuesday morning with 8 o'clock mass and benediction. Large crowds are anticipated.
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