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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1933
Page
4
A consolidated notice notes an amalgamated publication from The Morning News The Weekly News and Weekly Times. The combined edition reflects shared reporting and editorial operations across multiple local outlets.
The page lists advertising rates for classified and display ads, memorials and cards of thanks, plus deadlines and contact offices. It specifies 2 cents per word for classifieds with minimum 25 cents, memorials at 150 for four stanzas, and display ads 42 cents per inch with a 10 A.M. deadline. It also notes cash payment and national representatives in major cities.
A devotional reflection on Christ's ministry in Galilee describing Jesus teaching in synagogues preaching the gospel and healing all manner of sickness and disease among the people as described in Matthew 4 23.
Governor Pollard travels to Southern Pines North Carolina to finish the annual message to the General Assembly due January 10. The piece assesses his four year tenure noting drought relief efforts and fiscal deficits while praising his independent appointments and overall administration.
The Clifton Forge Review notes that local merchants experienced record Christmas sales this year, stating the peak since 1929 when the depression began and its effects had not yet been keenly felt.
Stores nearly all last week saw strong foot traffic with Friday and Saturday pushing merchant and sales staff to the limit. Many workers at small wages and part timers featured among the holiday shoppers, and there is hope the revived activity will become a lasting era of prosperity.
A New York Times summary notes scholarly defense of Caesar against myths of entanglement with Cleopatra. It argues Caesar at 50 acted for policy, not romance, in meddling in Egypt’s dynastic quarrels while Ferrero’s critique recasts Antony and Cleopatra as propaganda and anti-feminist myth.
Present and past rainfall figures show none in the last 24 hours ending 8 a.m. December to date totals 2.01 inches, year to date 38.40 inches. The 20 year average is 34.53 inches with 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 2.25, December 2.37.
One year ago Mrs. Fannie Belle Henry 60 died here. C Frank Carter 85 a Clarke county native died. Miss Alice Lee McCaw of Norfolk and Ensign Alfred Bland Tucker III of this city and Pensacola Fla were married in Norfolk. Miss Dorothy Lutz of Strasburg and Mr Cecil H Peer of this city wed quietly. Bank of Clarke County suffered an $800 loss by fire.
Edward C. Goss will become manager of Consumers Utility Company here. Byard Anarchic party reaches the barrier according to wireless message. Agriculture in Virginia is getting back on its feet says John R. Hutcheson director of extension division at VPI. Miss Ethel Pauline Cadwallader of White Post and Mr Wilber the of Warren county are married. W E Carson urges mountain site in the Blue Ridge for summer White House.
Miss Beulah Sophia Harlee and Mr Hugh Jackson Funk unite in marriage in a beautiful ceremony here. Also noted Miss Helena Mitchell Knight and Mr James McSherry Lupton wed at the home of the bride's parents Dr and Mrs B Mitchell Knight. Seventeen perish in a Chicago insane asylum fire. Mr and Mrs Thomas White celebrate golden wedding at 606 South Kent Street.
Fifteen years ago Wilmer H. Stine sails as an American convoy boat dodging German U boats across the Atlantic. Americans defend seas and sink four U boats. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson shops in London with the Queen. Maurice and Nelson Castleman die within minutes. many relatives fall ill with flu. Jack Dempsey chases Jess Willard to a championship fight. Robert Hubbard Bockey, 73, harness maker of Welltown, dies.
The piece weighs the silver question in monetary policy, contrasts historical prejudice with economic realities, and explains how the Pittman resolution aims to raise silver prices and allow silver to cover part of central bank reserves. It notes the international agreement to manage silver supply and discusses gold standard dynamics and the impact on world prices.
Chief Inspector Gorgeret and Fla mant pursue a new lead as Raoul, alias Arsene Lupin, reveals four dangers linked to Elisabeth Hornain’s past. He confronts Marquis d Erlemont with Big Paul as Valthex and details a race to uncover secrets, inheritance, and a dangerous plot at Volnic.
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