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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1933
Page
4
The Evening Star is listed as published in Virginia with Sunday release and weekly morning edition. Details resemble a historic newspaper notice of publication and office location. The text references the publishing company and weekly schedule in a fragmentary form.
The provided text is a credit line stating The Associated Press retains exclusive reprint rights and local news published herein. It contains no readable event or person details to summarize.
An OCR fragment lists subscription options with advance prices for one year six months and one month plus a note about carrier delivery and advertising reps Landis and Kohn in New York Atlanta and Chicago.
A devotional line from Psalm 60 verses 10 and 11 urging divine aid against earthly adversaries. The verse emphasizes human inability and appeals to God for deliverance and strength.
Dr. Garry C. Myers of Western Reserve University proposes using dishwashing to deter crime among boys. He notes modern chores have faded with fewer farm tasks and houses, so teaching domestic duties at home could set a good example for youngsters to stay busy during evening hours.
Richmond editorial notes the accused in the Massie case freed after private detectives hired by Governor Judd and Attorney General Hewitt fail to prove involvement. It questions truth, hysteria, and political influence while affirming judicial trial as the only path to reliable guilt. It warns that personal justice risks grave errors.
The Baker Memorial Pavilion at Massachusetts General Hospital reports strong results under a middle-rate plan that bundles all costs including doctors fees. Eligible patients earn between 1000 and 5000 dollars and may pay in installments. The plan, aided by the Julius Rosenwald Fund, aims to become self-supporting as occupancy rises and more patients learn of its benefits.
A peculiar 1933 advertisement promises a money back guarantee if illness occurs when taking 666 Liquor or Tab drops and applying 666 Salve each morning until March 1 1933. Druggist refunds the purchase if sickness arises and testimonials are requested from readers.
The item notes Joe Plickinger scoring 102 points this season for Handley High School and Ruth Judd’s murder case, with local mentions of Virginia events such as the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival director Ray Robinson, the Apple Growers, and area school concerts. It also references plans to trim trees, a church remodels, and farmers receiving 90 cents per bushel for wheat.
J W Crabtree, secretary of the National Education Association, salutes teachers for guiding children through famine, war, and hard times. He praises their sacrifice, leadership in civic duties, and continued dedication despite pay delays, calling teachers the hope of democracy and honoring their loyalty and devotion.
Fragmentary note reflects schools keeping boys after hours. No magic word to overcome evil or folly, only veto or discipline remains as the implied remedy. The tone suggests caution and moral instruction within a school setting.
Grimes, Virginia notes Albert Tusing moved from Dr E B Smoke farm to John McDonald home near Green Spill. The community reports many attended the Bowly sale near Galilee and visits from residents of Inwood West Virginia Winchester and Martinsburg. Several households hosted relatives and friends. Headlines mention increased theft of chickens and recent heavy rains and wind ahead of March.
Elise and Barney navigate a web of gossip and political danger as Taylor warns of a scandal that could ruin Barney's career. Elise contemplates a life beyond marriage while dreaming of a shared future with her son Lad. The scene unfolds at Tyson House with plans for a distant, adventurous life.
The data show no precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 8 a.m. February totals 1.35 inches for the month and 4.84 inches year to date. A 20 year average of 34.53 inches is cited with monthly averages by month from January to December, including February 2.36 inches and May 3.73.
Local druggists offer Vicks Voratone Antiseptic with 25 cent trial bottles and a money back guarantee on regular 35 cent bottles. The product claims to be a mild yet potent oral antiseptic usable as a mouthwash gargle and for bad breath, produced by Vicks Chemists.
Indiana Democrat Representative Jacob Weise of Indianapolis introduces the first state bill since repeal action by Congress. It calls for a state convention to ratify congressional repeal of prohibition. If approved, a convention could be held by mid May, potentially making Indiana among the first to ratify.
A growing independent workforce grouping among surplus industry workers and redundant farmers forms a cashless trading community with its own scrip. Observers weigh whether this debt-free bloc may outpace the traditional economy amid looming administration shifts and embassy staffing concerns.
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