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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1933
Page
4
Advertisement rates list for the Winchester Wisconsin Evening Star and consolidated papers. Rates include subscription prices, display and classified ads, memorials, and terms. Publishing policy notes AP membership and advertising deadlines appear in this historical notice.
A religious exhortation cites Galatians urging spiritual individuals to restore a faulted brother with meekness and self examination to avoid falling into temptation.
Loudoun Commonwealth's Attorney Galleher leans toward pressuring George Crawford to cooperate before any deals on the second indictment. Dean Houston backs a strategy to plead guilty to Mrs Buckner's murder for a life term to aid capture of Johnson. cooperation could avoid another Crawford trial and help catch the actual killer.
The piece argues about 4,000,000 idle workers and a $400,000,000 emergency fund for nine weeks of work. It stresses preventing hunger and hardship, urges using all resources to feed and sustain the population, and notes improving business indicators and steady forecasts for the coming year.
The text discusses winter relief through CWA continuation and planning. It considers delaying decisions until January and explores the idea of creating or reusing a skeleton of a Citizens Conservation Corps for urban needs, similar to CCC in rural areas.
Present and past rainfall data show 24 hour ending 8 a m none. December to date 1.38 inches year to date 37.77 inches. Average annual rainfall over 20 years 24.53 inches. Monthly averages list January 2.36, February 2.70, March 2.70, April 1.61, May 3.73, June 9.81, July 4.5, August 3.45, September 2.15, October 3.06, November 2.26, December 2.37 inches.
A collection of short items lists a unidentified man’s head found in a city heap, late Sheriff Pannett’s burial, Richard Rusk’s memorial medal, a state economy panel on trial justice extension, Linden preachers accused in a choking case, bond proposal for city improvements, Virginia apple Nyonay value, George Washington Hotel dividend, Hoover inauguration cost guideline, Mrs. Susan Nicodemus’s death, plus ten and fifteen year-ago events including a sidewalk fall, a gun wound, a train station fire, a marriage, and other local notes.
A home tip suggests adding drops of vinegar on the stove when a boil over occurs to prevent unpleasant smells. The advice notes vinegar helps neutralize odors and keep the kitchen smelling fresher.
An old advertisement promotes B C as a fast relief for violent headaches and muscle pains. It claims a pharmacist compound with blended ingredients works in minutes without opiates or habit forming drugs. The text urges purchase of 10¢ and 25cc sizes wherever drugs are sold.
The piece argues that Charles Rist and Professor Warren converge on why the postwar gold standard failed. It notes Rist’s counsel to restore gold functions and the dangers of assuming 1925 price levels were true world prices. It urges American experts to study Rist and reexamine Warren’s theories.
The Voinic chateau auction draws a crowd as Raoul enters late with a sudden bid and a protective stance for Antonine. Gorgeret confronts the pair beside ruins while Antonine hidden themes unfold around Elisabeth Bornain's murder and Raoul’s mysterious links to the case.
The article notes cancer can affect young children though it is usually a disease of adults. It underscores the rarity and impact of pediatric cancer, highlighting awareness and ongoing medical efforts.
Special Commissioners under a 1933 decree announce public auction in Winchester at 11 AM for three tracts near the Stephens City depot on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Tract A includes 18 acres with a dwelling and orchard. Tract B is 4 acres unimproved. Tract C is 9 acres. Terms demand one third cash and two equal yearly installments with bond and deed of trust.
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