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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1933
Page
4
The fragment lists pricing and AP credit line text and does not present a clear event or person. Readable elements show Associated Press attribution and newspaper pricing figures, with no cohesive news item or identifiable subjects to summarize.
The readable fragment contemplates happiness and usefulness in living and warns that without these, leisure turns empty. It notes that working for vies may be hard, but the text ends abruptly, leaving the intended conclusion unclear.
The piece introduces eunomics as a Greek term for good order in economics. It argues for industry organization by guild-like self governing committees of capital labor and consumers, appealing to consumers while traditional economics often excludes them.
Report presents 24 hour rainfall ending 8 a.m. and year to date totals. It cites Winchester Laboratory findings with 20 year average precipitation 34.53 inches and monthly averages ranging from 2.15 inches in September to 3.81 inches in June and 2.37 inches in December.
R H Angell retires after five years as Virginia State Republican Committee chairman, credited with a Roosevelt era victory. W Lee Brand also exits as secretary as H B McCormac succeeds as state chairman with Fred W McWane as secretary.
An inquiring reporter asked men and women about a five day leisure week. Opinions split. Some fear endless radio and movie hours and going “nuts” with little income. Others see benefits if income is ample, noting opportunities to study travel read and write.
A Winchester merchant William F. Keller was mortally wounded by an unknown killer at a farmer's home. The report notes a fatal incident amid local unease and investigations. Related items mention Morgan M. Larrick's sudden death, Gray Williams' address to be broadcast, and broader regional events from five years ago.
Fifteen years ago General Hindenburg to command German forces on the Western Front. War advisories note the awaited British labor stance on continuing the World War. Deposits at the Commercial and Bank stand at 358 199 09 dollars. Green and Brother conduct one of their remnant sales. Gray and Sheetz promote Get To Know Us. Twenty five years ago Mrs Mary C Richards dies. Police warn under sixteen about guns. Berryville exchange established by Fred Clarke County Telephone Company. Russell and Green attend annual White Turner Ashby Chapter observance of Lee's birthday January 19.
An advertisement touts Thoxine as a guaranteed safe prescription for coughs colds and sore throat promising to stop coughing in minutes and drive fever aches and cold from the body with a money back guarantee. Available at Baker's Drug Store and other outlets.
Bea trice Kirk 19 daughter of Walter Kirk millionaire soap maker files for bankruptcy in Chicago claiming assets total only $98 and a saddle horse bought for $2,000 by Herman Goldberg. Goldberg says she rode the horse for months while she claims it didn’t fit her saddle, and she cannot recall $3,000 in jewelry. The case was continued to February 2.
For years doctors recommended creosote based remedies for bronchial infections and coughs. Creomulsion claims to stop persistent colds and bronchitis with a promise of a refund if relief is not felt, urging immediate use and constant availability.
Central Press presents guidance from B V Shepard on compensating bids in bridge. The article outlines rules to judge opening bids, including adding probable tricks based on major-suit strength and suggests example hands to illustrate when to open.
An artist Boecher renders Senator Huey Long in a Washington senate floor moment as he conducts a lengthy filibuster against the Carter Glass banking bill of Virginia with Long’s fiery image and action highlighted.
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