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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1933
Page
4
The Evening Star in Virginia unions with multiple local papers including The Morning Item The Weekly News and The Weekly Times of Winchester to form a consolidated publication. The move unites several second class section papers under one umbrella in the region.
A column lists subscription rates in advance for one year six months and three months with monthly options. Information appears as a pricing table including various durations and prices.
Fragmentary text cites Psalm 19 and Proverbs 3 as guiding quotes. Content repeats religious phrases about trusting in the Lord and not relying on own understanding. No clear event or news item identified.
Roland G Mitchell known as Roy a prominent banker and community figure in Boyce Clarke County died today in Winchester His friends recall his unostentatious manner wide knowledge and keen insight He supported church and Democratic participation and helped the less fortunate with stories of his charitable nature shared on Winchester streets The Star honors his noble character and lasting friendship
Richmond Times Dispatch reviews John Galsworthy as a major novelist dramatist of English letters. The piece notes his peers Arnold Bennett and Thomas Hardy and asks whether future generations will prize his work as Balzac or merely as a chronicler of Victorian life.
A terse reflection discusses the role of understanding and kindness in English prose, noting a novelist’s place in literature and the public significance of new works, while acknowledging the pang of loss felt by future presentations and readers.
The passage recalls a Zulu clash and the terror of impis with their assegais while a boy hides behind a barn. It compares the scene to historic figures and literary warriors like Umslopogaas in King Solomon's Mines or She, highlighting the thunder of charging tribes and the peril of approaching war.
Barter groups number in the hundreds and grow daily with sites from Los Angeles to Seattle and Utah. Cooperative exchanges operate across state lines, use scrip or wooden money, and may unify under a national clearing house for goods and services among industries.
Areminta Williams, beloved by Janney Breckardis, pursues a stage role after breaking a marriage promise to Barney Tyson. Janney secretly visits, declares love, and they plan future meetings as Araminta balances ambition, wealth, and loyalty amid a Christmas theatre setting. Elise Watterson and Beulah appear in the backdrop of a festive, tense plot.
Precipitation in the past 24 hours ending 8 a.m. is none. January to date totals 3.52 inches, year to date 3.52 inches. Winchester Laboratory lists 34.53 inches as the 20 year average. Monthly averages range from 2.15 inches in September to 3.81 inches in June.
Miss Reba Rinker hosted a party for friends in Stephens City Virginia. Several residents recover from flu while others entertain and visit. Mae Browning ill. Nettie Carbaugh out. Bet Drake visited. Ted Lemley and Belva Helmick visit. Beverley Dare named at birth to Mr and Mrs Leslie Drake. Mrs James Reed recovers after Memorial Hospital operation.
A dubious 1933 advertisement promises refunds if readers take 666 Liquod or tablets and apply 666 Salve in their nostrils daily until March 1 1933 and then fall ill. It requests testimonials and guarantees money back via the local druggist.
All parties indebted to the estate of Charles B. Whitacre and those with claims against the estate must file claims or pay the undersigned. H. D. Whitacre, executor, Gore Virginia. January 30, end of month, sixteenth term.
Substituted trustee Curry Carter will sell at public auction at the Frederick County courthouse steps in Winchester at noon on Saturday February 18 1933 the 109 acre parcel with improvements on both sides of Fullen Mill Road Back Creek District two miles southwest of Mountain Falls. The deed of trust dated September 1 1925 from B L Anderson and Lillie Bell Anderson to Union Trust Company secured the debt. Cash terms.
A 66 year old layman with lifelong migraine shares his approach to management. He stresses facing the condition, lifestyle adjustments, sleep, diet, and reducing stress. He advocates two quarts daily liquid intake and uses cannbie indica and calomel to abort attacks, repeating calomel if needed.
German studies cited claim sauerkraut juice may not laxative for all. it reportedly stimulates bowel movement in most animals tested. Editor notes offer six Dr Clendening pamphlets for ten cents each with self addressed envelopes.
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