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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1933
Page
4
The page carries a standard copyright and reassignment notice stating The Evening Star Pub Co., Winchester publishes daily except evenings and is entitled to use AP dispatches and local news. It mentions Morning Item and several weekly papers as partners and credits associated press news.
The notice lists subscription prices by mail and by carrier. Yearly and partial terms are shown with amounts in dollars and cents, including monthly and quarterly rates.
A religious reflection contrasts life and peace from being spiritually minded with death from carnality, citing Romans 8 6 as the guiding verse. The text emphasizes enduring faith and inner transformation through spiritual focus.
Virginia ranked highly in 1932 farm metrics with top positions in early potato and sweet potato production and several favorable tax and mortgage indicators. The University of Virginia News Letter cites USDA data, noting strong showings in pulpwood, apples, and tobacco, while acknowledging ongoing farmer concerns.
The Church of the Little Village in Bedford Michigan stops weekly cash collections and lets Pastor C. accept part of his salary in farm produce. Parishioners previously felt embarrassed to give nothing. The pastor will publish a weekly produce list as payment, echoing historic tithing practices seen in English churches with chests and tied animals.
The Newport News Daily Press and The New York Herald-Tribune express alarm over America’s slipping foreign trade and deflation fears. They frame the discourse as a broader critique of policies on depreciation, restoration of purchasing power, and farm parity measures.
The text discusses settling war debts and returning to gold as global currency. It questions why the Tribune ignores tariffs that harmed foreign trade, suggesting the paper remains tied to an outdated Republican policy. The passage contrasts economic remedies with partisan bias.
One year ago city workers cleaned the dump pit near Rouss to protect the water supply. Miss Ida Vv. Crum, a well known Winchester resident, died. Five years ago the George Washington Hotel finances were strong and Handley School praised. Vessels prepared for Commander Byrd’s Antarctic voyage. Ben Hur played to large crowds at Empire Theatre.
Game Warden F. W. Pingley warns that dog licenses from 1932 expire February 1 1933 tags must be worn on collars or harnesses at all times except when dog hunting with owner. Unlicensed dogs risk fines up to 10.75 dollars and seizure, as enforcement targets roaming mongrels to curb livestock losses and rabies risk.
Araminta, amid a Washington romance with Barney Tyson, rebuffs a prior lover Janney Breckenridge and pursues a career on stage while navigating family plans and a summer with Aunt Min. Barney questions her ambitions, but she declares a future as a famous artist. The tale follows their evolving bond and her choice between love and work.
Historical rainfall figures show year to date 1.02 inches up to end January. The 20 year average is 34.53 inches. Monthly averages include January 2.36 inches February 2.36? 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.
Association notes by the AP describe the Mi ami Jockey Club meeting in Miami as one of its brightest. Noted owners Willisane Kilmer Harveller Archibald and Mrs John Hay Whitney are among attendees with boxes and stables. Audley Farm and Brandon Stable are present.
An advertisement offers 666 Liquid or Tablet and 666 Salve with a money back guarantee if sickness occurs, requesting testimonials. A separate public notice states Buncutter Tire Co of Winchester Virginia maintains a tire warehouse at Braddock and Germain streets with title held by The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co Inc Akron Ohio dated January 10 1933.
In Washington, Representative Ralph Horr of Seattle, a lame duck, has pushed creative anti prohibition concepts. He argues the eighteenth amendment is difficult to repeal and explores repealing only the Volstead limit, while noting potential nullification and jury questions over what constitutes an intoxicant.
Prominent New York dentist argues research supports tooth decay factors beyond candy and stresses mouth cleanliness. Dr Clendening notes he agrees with portions of the letter and outlines pamphlets available from the editor, including topics on indigestion infant feeding and feminine hygiene.
The excerpt notes the Battle Above the Clouds during the Chattanooga campaign from November 23 to 25, 1863. On November 24 General Hooker captured Lookout Mountain. It also mentions tenderizing tough meat with malt vinegar added to boiling water, reducing cooking time.
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