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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1933
Page
4
A religious fragment quotes Jesus saying I leave my peace with you not as the world gives. It urges calm in troubled hearts and invokes John 14 27. The text emphasizes divine assurance over worldly assurances.
The Wenatchee district dumps thousands of tons of rotting apples after harvest, with 6 500 carloads more than Oregon’s entire crop discarded. The piece argues waste across many sectors mirrors broader economic folly and asks for constructive solutions.
New York Times notes Japan’s leading newspapers publish large circulations. It cites Toyama Os founder Osaka and Tokyo Nichi Nichi with combined 4,000,000 copies, 2,500,000 from the first. Illiteracy in Japan is seven tenths of 1 percent in 1927, far lower than the United States.
The Cotton Textile Institute cites 1933 beach dress trends as cotton outfits that mimic Paris couture. Catherine Cleveland notes cotton beach dresses will dominate summer accessories offering a fresh, effortless look.
The AAAS annual note says the Atlantic Coast sags in the middle and rises at both ends with New York City predicted to be a mile under water a million years hence. The piece shifts from alarm to philosophy noting ample time to rebuild the metropolis before the skyline sinks.
One year ago Walter W. Schmidt died of typhoid fever at his Winchester home. Dr. George G. Snarr became president of the Winchester Kiwanis Club. Mrs. J Victor Arthur and Mrs. Lewis H Hyde spoke at Century Club. Police dispersed a large hoboes camp on the city boundary. Miss Mary Wallace Tanquary will wed Herbert J Floyd this week. Virginia drivers must buy 1928 tags by January 15. Carlton M Collins, longtime manager of the George Washington Hotel, has been transferred to Hotel Continental in Washington. Henry Ford says he is ready to produce 1000 cars per day. Women’s groups reportedly launching a drive against the wets. Ray Robinson elected director of the Farmers and Merchants National Bank.
Samuel Pepys, born 1633 and died 1703, was a London figure famed for his diary. He held a role akin to a secretary of the navy and besides his six volume diary he produced the work Memoirs of the Royal Navy.
Fish and other cold blooded animals have body temperatures influenced by their surroundings. They can survive very low temperatures, but prolonged exposure to ice could freeze a fish to death.
Araminta Williams, tired of scheming stepsisters, decides to marry Barney Tyson. After a dramatic confrontation with Janney Breckenridge, she reveals plans to wed the lover and flee to marry tomorrow morning at Aunt Min's. The family braces for reaction as the scheme unfolds.
Rain data show 24 hour precipitation ending 8 a m at 0 40 January with year to date 0 42 inches. The 20 year average total is 34 53 inches. Monthly averages list January 2 36 February 2 March 2 70 April 3 11 May 3 73 June 3 81 July 3 45 August 3 45 September 3 06 November 2 25 December 2 37.
The Sun day School in Rest, Virginia reports a large year start enrollment and many members attending every Sunday for 14 years. Local families visit relatives, attend meetings, and celebrate with rewards for long attendance while noting visitors from Martinsburg Annapolis Winchester and Brucetown. Penguin factoids and a 1789 US population reference conclude the item.
Pasadena January 10 Associated Press reports Dr Reno Gutenberg says the coldest spot on earth is about 10 miles above the equator where temperatures reach 150 degrees below zero. Lab tests have produced colder readings but not in nature.
A scientist told colleagues that at equal altitudes above polar regions the air is not as cold as expected. He argued that beyond ten miles altitude the temperature rises, predicting values over 1,000 degrees by about two hundred miles.
A writer notes few grasp the feel of a Niagara barrel drop yet compares it to a detonr ride in a rumble seat. It recalls Earl Envoys Thomas Pinckney of South Carolina as America’s first envoy to Great Britain in 1792 and George Hammond as envoy to the United States in 1791.
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