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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1932
Page
4
The Evening Sun Star reports a valued dies matter filed at Winchester Virginia. The notice provides publication and subscription details for the paper and notes its consolidation with other local outlets. It lists advertising representation and pricing options for subscriptions by mail and carrier.
A brief devotional note cites Psalm 37 23 about the righteous man taken by God guiding his steps. It emphasizes divine guidance and delight in following the Lord’s way.
Clarence Barrow argues against the view that pleasure is life’s sole aim. He outlines how desire precedes pleasure via objects like beef, gold, or charity and warns that treating pleasure as the end leads to moral confusion across saints, martyrs, heroes, and common folk. Genuine pleasure arises as a by product of pursuing worthy goals.
The Gazette notes various hunger marchers vary in intent with some not hungry and not marching. Their noisy tactics irritate doctors and patients and undermine genuine aid. In one city a group rejected offered coffee and bread, souring public generosity and harming real victims of social hardship.
Sir Eric Drummond, first Secretary General of the League of Nations, resigns after thirteen years. He collected dues from a constituency exceeding 1.7 billion people, about five sixths of the world’s population, with Joseph Avenol succeeding him as chief deputy.
The text estimates about fifty-five members remain with most bodies on each aside from 125 million Americans and about 160 million Soviet Russians. It notes a league annual budget of six to seven million dollars, comparing it to the early United States budget under Washington and Adams.
Admiral Richard Byrd, stranded by fog in Cleveland, utilized a radio station leased line to Chicago and a public address system in the hall to deliver his speech to the Farm Bureau audience as planned. The airport manager coordinated the setup ensuring Byrd’s message was heard despite the delay.
The article states that more than 400000 will be realized from the Army-Navy football game for charity. It notes Virginia Polytechnic Institute efforts benefit farmers and that state funds will support reconstruction on the Valley Pike. Col. Charles A. Lindbergh is expected in Clarke county for a hunting trip. Engagement announced between Miss Mary Wallace Tanquary and Herbert Floyd.
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh has taken off on a non stop flight from New York to Mexico City. Hog cholera is reported on the decrease largely due to the practice of immunizations. Middletown High School Future Farmers of Virginia recently held a Father and Son banquet. Winchester Rotary Club plans to equip a room at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Bowles field recommended by aerial experts as the perfect flying field site.
Washington officials announce a Senate investigation into army camps. Eleven republics have formed in Russia after the revolution. A bazar opens tonight at the Friendship Fire Company hall to raise funds for a new fire truck. Jerusalem changes hands from Turks to Christians after 673 years. US citizens urged to increase food production to aid Allies in Europe.
The earliest schooner constructed in the United States was built in 1713 by Andrew Robinson of Gloucester Massachusetts. The vessel marks a milestone in colonial shipbuilding and regional maritime history.
An old remedy advertisement claims 666 Salve cures head colds quickly and treats headaches, neuralgia, and malaria within hours or days, touting speed and effectiveness as the most speedy remedy known.
Emilia settles into a new apartment after Manny arranges work and rehearsals. A provocative office scene reveals gossip about her status as Manny’s companion as he proposes marriage offering protection and luxury. Emilia contemplates love, past loyalties, and the memory of Roger as she faces a life changing choice.
Weather summary shows 24 hour rainfall ending 8 am zero. Year to date minus 34.56 inches. Monthly means listed from January through December with varying inches per month based on 19 year Winchester Research Laboratory record.
Archie Woodruff aged 33 of Holland Michigan died of pneumonia at Memorial Hospital Cumberland. Karl Lochner of Chicago returns to claimed body and condemns Cumberland and many states for unfriendly attitude toward the march to Washington. He promises a bigger march with over 5000 participants converging on Cumberland. Reports from Washington say the hunger march is a Communist front finding. A $500 roll of currency was found on a sick marcher.
A young wife with two children fell ill after months at home. Doctors sent her to Catawba Sanitorium. after three months rest she returned improved. The T B fund financed treatment, and now she is home healthier while her children enjoy her renewed strength. Please consider giving again.
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