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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1933
Page
4
The Evening Star Winchester notes a consolidation with Morning Item The Weekly News and Weekly Times and The Weekly, forming a broader local publication group in the area.
The page lists subscription pricing with durations such as one year in advance at 3.50 and six months at 1.75, plus options for three months and one month. It cites Associated Press attribution and notes rates for in advance payments.
A garbled scripture fragment references Christ for all and a Psalm verse. It mentions Psalm 42 6 and hints at religious reflection and sorrow. The readable text centers on faith, blessing, and spiritual journey.
A New York luncheon of industrial leaders highlighted a cross section of American citizens as conservative and confident. The survey notes a strong national trait of optimism and resilience, praising industry, soldiers, and economic stability amid a critical mood.
Virginia borrows 500000 to bridge the gap until auto license taxes are paid. The loan bears 1.75 percent interest while state law requires at least two percent on public funds. Officials cite reduced revenues and an extended payment date for the taxes as the main reasons for the four month loan.
Governor Herbert Lehman of New York says his wife urged him to quit smoking and he admits feeling better. The remark highlights how governors share common risks with ordinary people, reflecting a personal moment amid public duties.
A doctor orders a man to limit smoking to one cigar weekly. The piece argues a world where wives no longer fear husbands smoking themselves to death would feel flat and dull.
February 5 is the final date for all Democratic candidates to file petitions. Thurman Bragg fell 37 feet to the sidewalk but suffered no serious injuries. Virginia auto groups oppose diverting highway funds. Wiley Post and his wife visited Admiral Byrd Airport with Co. Henry Breckenridge from New York. District Nurses Association reports 640 patient visits in the last month. Special Sunday dinners advertised by the George Washington Hotel for 1.50. Steeplechasing and horse racing are touted as reaching their peak this year. Chicago officials plan racketeering investigations. Frederick County farmers to hear talks on eradicating cattle tuberculosis.
Governor George White ordered an inquiry into alleged misconduct involving Warden Preston E. Thomas of the Ohio State Penitentiary in Columbus. Thomas refused to comment as the charges were presented in the governor’s presence with the convict’s mother and the wife and cousin of another.
An evidence camera allows police to capture witnesses statements in picture form immediately after a serious traffic accident. Miniature automobiles can be set up by witnesses and photographed as a record for later proceedings.
Night behavior shows birds tuck heads into shoulder feathers but not under wings. Most sleep on their feet in a squatted stance, while a few stand on one leg with the other leg hidden.
A series of farm sales dated February to March itemizes stock and implements for multiple owners. Entries include Densell Keckley near Berryville. T M Thompson near Millwood. Ben Locke on Senseney Road. Mrs. Hardy Grim in Kerns Town. George F. Sowers northeast of Berryville. W F Ramey near Crums Church. S R Anderson at A M Hannum’s farm. Lewis Glover administrator near Berryville. George Yeakley near Welltown. Mrs. Luther Pannett jailed furniture in Winchester. C B Jenkins on Byrd Farm. R Maddison near Summit Point. and John I. Sloat R B Smith administering P. E. Campbell estate on Middle Road.
Hogue Creek Virginia notes list visits by Rev and Mrs F G Senger and family to Mr and Mrs Larrick and others. Mr Frank Orndorff and Mrs Scott White receive congratulations on the birth of a daughter Jan Mary. Several families including Orndorffs, White, Cooper and Bowmen are mentioned with recent social calls and health updates.
Fragmentary note mocks temperance talk claiming progress toward sobriety and a bold tomato cocktail future, reflecting Prohibition era rhetoric and satire.
A brief note suggests using a paper clip as a bookmark in a cookbook to mark frequently used recipes. The writer contrasts varied terms and hints at common phrases about “boloney.”
Araminta Williams pursues a stage career after breaking a promise to marry Barney Tyson. Janney Breckenridge pressures her with a shared future and fame. Elise Watterson, a former actress, sparks tension as Araminta embraces romance with Janney and plans unfold toward a dramatic continuation.
Precipitation data shows none in the past 24 hours ending 8 am. January to date 3.52 inches, year to date 3.52. 20 year average is 34.53 inches. Monthly averages: January 2.36, February 2.00, 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 inches.
Mrs. William G. McAdoo Jr and her two children Mimi and Cynthia, grandchildren of the California senator and former treasury secretary, appear at Palm Springs where they make frequent visits.
A doctor revived a gas victim in Bolton England after vainly trying to save a woman using the same artificial respiration device previously employed on her. The report notes a bald headed man avoids salons while homely girls remain the beautician's best customers.
President Roosevelt likely to seek arma ment reductions tariff cuts and exchange stabilization in exchange for further war debt modifications. The piece explains how Britain’s move to managed money and other currencies under gold standards affect U.S. protectionism and international pricing, arguing for a return to fixed dependable moneys.
Former Martinsburg mayor Albert A. Smallwood has received a U.S. patent for a hand brake on railroad cars. The patent covers two attachments not listed in a prior patent and aims to speed up application while improving safety for brake personnel.
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