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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1933

Page

6

Youth Health Habits Shape Lifelong Wellbeing

Dr. Logan Clendening argues youth health habits determine future well being with focus on tuberculosis prevention by limiting exposure, daily exercise, proper rest, good posture, skin and dental care, and hygiene. He urges vaccination, balanced activity, eight hours sleep, fresh air, and natural skincare for both sexes. He notes six pamphlets available for ten cents each via this paper.

Logan Clendening Clendening

Sports Review Of 33 By Jack Lords

A brief item notes measurements used in an electrical engineering lab apparatus detailing a tiny mirror sized 1 82 inches long and 1 64 inch wide. The piece mentions the rating and application in the laboratory setting.

Sports Review OF Jack Lords

Five Found Guilty On Various Morality Counts

Five colored defendants were charged with operating and frequenting a disorderly house on the same premises during Christmas. Judge Donald L. Weems fined all five. Sam Carter was fined 20.25 dollars while Mary Minifield Olive Brooks Mary Wolford and Holton Jackson each paid 10.25 dollars. Mary Wolford shouted abusive language during the trial and received an additional two-month jail sentence.

Donald L. Weems Sam Carter Mary Minifield Olive Brooks Mary Wolford Holton Jackson

Soviet Ambassador Sails for United States on Same Ship

Moscow reports Alexander Troyanovsky the Soviet Union's first ambassador to the United States leaves for Washington to travel with William C. Bullitt aboard the same liner. Bullitt plans to reach Washington after arranging an embassy in Moscow, sailing from Havre on December 30 aboard the Washington.

Moscow Alexander Troyanovsky Russia United States America William C. Bullitt Troyanovsky Bullitt Washington Havre

Funeral Rite for Henri Mouquin at Arcachon Estate

Simple services honor retired New York restaurateur Henri Mouquin who died at his country estate near Williamsburg. Dr. W A R Goodwin led an Episcopal service in the pine room of Arcachon with oil lamps as mourners, including local Negro neighbors, recalled Mouquin’s generosity in saving their church by paying a $1,200 mortgage. He was interred at Cedar Grove cemetery beside his wife.

Williamsburg Henri Mouquin New York Cedar Grove W A. R. Goodwin Bruton Arcachon Mouquin

Stephens City Pastor Given a Happy Surprise

Trinity Lutheran congregation of Stephens City Virginia surprised their pastor the Rev Snyder Alleman and Mrs Alleman with a large group visiting the parsonage bearing abundant gifts of food. They chatted in the kitchen then enjoyed Christmas carols before departing for home.

Stephens City Trinity Lutheran Snyder Alleman Alleman

What’s What at a Glangg OND WOR by Charles P Stewart

Washington based article notes shifting stance at the National Association of Manufacturers with chief counsel James A Emery inviting diverse press at a New York meeting. It suggests a semi conversion from Tory image and a push to oppose the U S Chamber of Commerce while weighing liberal impressions and policy directions. The piece also discusses stock market behavior in New York linking declines to Roosevelt era tax tactics and government borrowing, and comments on utility pricing and Russian credits amid Reconstruction Finance concerns.

Washington D. C National Association of Manufacturers New York James A. Emery Manhattan Emery National Manufacturers’ Association U. S. Chamber of Commerce Roosevelt

Left Over Dinners Turned Quick 30 Minute Dishes

Thrifty home cook shows how to repurpose yesterday’s leftovers into quick flavorful dinners in thirty minutes or less. Recipes include Cold Sliced Left-Over Meat With Quick Barbecue Sauce Pork Roast Casserole Mushroom and Rice Casserole Mexican Spaghetti and Left-Over Meat With Vegetables using common pantry items.

Classified Advertisements For Rent Rooms And Houses

Multiple rental notices list 2 2 11 month pricing for a 6 room house on Parkway at 233 Parkway. Listings include Nos 120 122 E Leicester St 422 Cameron St 6 room Greystone Terrace N Loudoun St rooms and apartments with meals at 20 South Stewart St 12 garages on West Cork St 122 North Cameron with phone 539 J.

Parkway Leicester St Cameron St Greystone Terrace Buckley South Stewart St West Cork L. Kuhn North Cameron

Better Farm Prices Reported In Some Markets

Washington reports improved farm prices at local markets driven by grains and crops. Grain prices surged from 1932 levels with rye up 55.4 cents per bushel, oats 30.4 cents, and wheat 67.8 cents. Cotton and cottonseed rose about 63 percent, aided by currency depreciation, while peanuts and tobacco also showed gains.

Washington Bureau of Agricultural Economics Bureau

Man and Girl Die From Suffocation On Houseboat

Clarence Haislip, 44, and a girl companion were found suffocated in a Gunston Cove Virginia houseboat after a wood stove fire depleted cabin oxygen. A dog also lay dead. Coroner Dr. C A Ransom called the death accidental. authorities said the couple likely drank and collapsed with the fire burning.

Washington Clarence Haislip Gunston Cove Potomac River Charles Rye C A. Ransom Fairfax County

Mincemeat Breakfast Buns for Brisk Winter Mornings

A recipe feature promotes Mincemeat Breakfast Buns as a hearty start for cold days. It lists ingredients including mincemeat, butter, brown sugar, flour, and eggs, with steps to cream, roll, fill with heated mincemeat, bake at 400 degrees for about 25 minutes, yielding eight buns.

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