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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1933
Page
5
Philadelphia February 4 reports butter eggs and cheese prices with multiple grade notes across markets. Listings cover live poultry dressed poultry and fresh and frozen varieties, with figures for New York Baltimore and regional buyers and wholesalers.
Sheep receipts total 3 000 head with a weekly trend lower in dressed prices. Western lambs show fluctuating values with good to choice natives and fed lots around 5 85 to 6 15 per hundredweight, weight 92 to 97 pounds, while lighter weights and throw-outs bring lower quotes.
Belief centers on simplicity of heart and life as the prayer guiding a joyful world. The idea holds that congenial labor is the secret of happiness and harmony.
Fragmentary notes describe rain effects on soil covered by leaves and soil moisture. A referenced fortress excavation in Germany mentions a passage with abundant stalactites blocking the way. The oyster species and pearl production are misdescribed, noting pearls from other kinds of oysters are less valuable.
Former Senator O O Conor Goolrick of Fredericksburg and Lt Governor James H Price, both named as possible governors, conferred in Richmond. Goolrick declined to reveal topics but endorsed delaying announcements until candidates decide their platform and ideal timing. George C Peery, already announced, will outline positions on Prohibition and other issues later. he is focused on duties as Corporation Commission member.
Rev Ed J Richardson of the Vir e Anti-Sabot League calls gubernatorial and legislative candidates to take a definite stance on prohibition. He says a candidate or party unwilling to decide on this moral and economic issue is unfit to represent the people of Amelia in any office. Richardson warns against political figures trying to balance “water” and “booze” in the race.
Barbara Stanwyck stars in Bitter Tea of General Yen with Nils Asther Walter Connolly and Tasha Mori. An acclaimed 1933 drama about an American girl caught in an Oriental Revolution. Also on screen a Torchy comedy and Paramount News.
Warner Bros Capitol presents Eugene O Neill play Strange Interlude starring Norma Shearer and Clark Gable. Screen event shown today and tomorrow with showings 2 and 4 afternoon and 7 15 and 9 20 evenings. Produced by Metro Goldwyn Mayer the production has drawn acclaim as a ahead of its time talking picture.
The Colonial offers a bargain show with The Rig Broadcast featuring Babe Ruth. Times are 3 15, 7 30 and 9. The Paramount sensation showcases stars of the air and excitement from a Capitol screening.
A wry Florida union-leaning remark suggests that taking a loan can reveal the true meaning of interest, implying practical lessons from debt.
Joseph Shukin vice president of the Doukhobor sect travels via Newark to Montreal in a bid to rescue Peter Virigen leader from deportation to Russia where he faces execution upon forgery conviction.
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