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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1934
Page
4
A fragment from the Winchester Evening Star includes a devotional verse Psalm 51 10 and billing language about subscriptions rates and classified ads. The snippet mentions advertising terms with 2 cents per word minimum 25 cents and display ad deadlines. It reflects the paper's daily routine excluding Sundays and Associated Press affiliation.
State Department data show a 30 percent drop in American travel abroad in 1933 from 1932. Housewives led with 14 percent, no occupation next, then students and teachers. Bankers and brokers were far behind laborers. Family matters was the top reason for leaving, followed by travel and business, with most travelers visiting western Europe and a growing interest in Latin America.
A Cumberland Times essay surveys Rudy Vallee as a romantic figure beloved by many women. The piece notes his soft voice and musical fame, framing him as a universal lover rather than a specific partner. It suggests his mission is to make divine music his mistress and offers a businesslike take on his appeal.
A New York Times piece notes Egyptologist and a snake expert dismiss curses and sea monsters yet public interest persists. It hints at a single thriller connecting a Scottish archaeologist involved in Tutankhamen disinterment and later found dead near Loch Ness with giant footprints nearby.
In death Miss Nannie Seearia Minor is honored as a pioneer in public health. Daughter of John B. Minor, famed University of Virginia law educator, she grew up amid culture and refinement and promoted public health with zeal. Her tangible achievements complemented a gracious, understanding, and unselfish character.
Miss Louise Falligant of Tampa and Washington will wed John Galleher of Leesburg at St. Epibopal Church in Washington D C. Rt Rev Henry St George Tucker Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Virginia will make his annual visitation to Christ Episcopal Church Sunday Feb 3.
Woodrow Wilson grows weaker as official bulletins from Dr Cary T Grayson report his condition. Albert B Fall is to receive a Senate subpoena. Democrats file mayor petitions with Dr Julian F Ward as lone candidate. John Washington March 64 dies in McKeesport Pa. body to be moved for burial. Rotary Club hosts banquet for Shenandoah Valley executive committee.
A cryptic missive asks Noah about California snow absence and grasshoppers playing cricket. It references Robt Cummings Louisville KY and Katy Ridzi Mrs J.F.M. Danube, Minn, and asks how ideas should be sent to Noam.
The report minimizes concern over floods in the Andes, stating the mountain system would endure even massive water inflows. It argues that the Pacific Ocean could be dumped on the range and still leave enough mountains for centuries ahead.
An advertisement touts B. C. as a fast acting remedy for inorgan ic pains during monthly cycles and for muscular aches colds neuralgia fever and nervous distress without opiates. It promotes 10c and 25c packages sold at drug stores.
A 1933 New York Tribune piece argues frontal brain removal would alter behavior, then examines democracy versus despotism. It likens autocratic rule to fleeting power, praises opposition parties, and discusses the federal, regional nature of American parties and their long term resilience.
Diatoms in the ocean rely on sunlight to photosynthesize. They transform carbon dioxide and water into carbohydrates as energy foods and, with nitrogen, into proteins and muscle-building compounds.
A Mississippi report asserts that hanging remains the preferred option for a man believed to be at the end of his rope. The stance reflects regional penal attitudes and justice administration in the era.
Antonine and Clara share Raoul's devotion as a twist of fate reveals Antonine's existence. Raoul escapes Gorgeret with a daring cliffside exit and a kiss as Antonine bids farewell. Clara awaits in a inn while Raoul contemplates a possible future reunion at Volnic.
Readings from Winchester Laboratory show present and past precipitation with no rainfall in the last 24 hours and year to date 1.05 inches. Monthly averages from the past 20 years list January 2.36, February 2.70, March 3.11, April 3.73, May 3.81, June 3.45, July 3.45, August 2.15, October 3.06, November 2.25, December 2.37 inches.
L Ellwood Smith conveyed to Lloyd C Carper a lot in the L Ellwood Smith Addition on Kern street for $10 and other consideration. Herbert Sparrick as special commissioner conveyed to Rebecca A Kibler a lot and a two story frame residence on the Winchester Berryville road for $2400.
A seller touts S S S as a cure to indoor fatigue and worn strength. The copy claims the tonic rebuilds red blood cells and stimulates gastric secretions, improving appetite color and energy for men and women who work indoor jobs.
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