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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1933
Page
4
The Evening Star announced its postage at Winchester Virginia as a second class matter. It notes daily publication except Sundays by The Evening Star Pub Co of Winchester Virginia.
An OCR fragment lists subscription rates and delivery options with prices for various periods. The legible portions mention Associated Press rights and publication terms, but key details are incomplete. The fragment resembles a newspaper classifieds or pricing box from a mid century issue.
Classified rates outlined including two cents per word with minimum 25 cent charge and 1.50 for four memorial lines. Card of stanzas 75 cents. Display ads with border due by 10 AM on publication day at 42 cents per inch. Cash with copy. contract rates on application.
Divine Tenney Corp announces national advertising representatives covering New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Des Moines and Atlanta as part of its expansion plan to broaden agency reach across key markets. The move positions the firm to service clients with wider regional expertise and media access.
A biblical verse urges trust in the Lord and doing good to dwell in the land and be provided for. It emphasizes committing one’s way to God and believing he will accomplish what is needed.
The Beckley Register notes how households brace for the Christmas rush with wrapping, ribbons, and gift planning. Stores fill with festive wares as families reflect on Yuletides past and generosity spreads through communities across the season.
The piece notes real estate’s economic importance and outlines a planned U S national real estate inventory funded by Public Works. It aims to cover 50 plus cities, focus on housing construction needs, and may extend to industrial, rural, and other building requirements as part of a broad economic strategy.
The text discusses using land development and buildings to improve housing for the public and support social welfare, noting farm houses as part of this effort. It presents a general view of current fortunes and the role of housing in society.
A clipped prose note reprints Sam Blythe’s tale about Winchester as horse country but counters that the city is dominated by apples. The piece claims residents discuss and trade apples as much as horses, highlighting the town’s fruit industry over horse culture.
Present and past rainfall data show 24 hour end at 8 a m none. December to date 0 35 inches year to date 36 74 inches. Average precipitation for 20 years 34 53 inches. Monthly averages: January 2 36 February 2 70 March 2 70 April 3 11 May 3 73 June 3 81 July 3 45 August 3 45 September 2 15 October 3 06 November 1 25 December 2 37.
Acting Secretary Morgenthau stripped Hewes of duties at the Treasury and Hewes resigned as assistant secretary. President Roosevelt accepted the resignation in a letter noting the fine service of Hewes and hoping for a return to Washington. Rumors linked Walter Cummings and Secretary Woodin to future departures amid ill health.
The author counters Professor Sprague on the gold standard, arguing Britain went off gold due to working-class resistance to wage cuts after deflation failed, while the United States pursued deeper cuts. He notes Britain’s officials misread history, warns against judging by gold stock size, and cites Italy France as current deflation tests.
Chief Inspector Gorgeret and Flamant pursue Blonde Clara, a fugitive linked to Big Paul, as clues lead from Saint Lazare station to the faded Marquis d Erlemont home at 63 Quai Voltaire. A secret mirror panel reveals a glamorous captive awaiting tea time intrigue.
An old advertising piece claims a remedy for bile flow and body decay, urging men and women to use Carter's Little Liver Pills. It warns against salts and laxatives and promotes a free flow of bile juice as a cure, presenting dubious health claims.
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