The Evening Star Publication Note
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1933
Page
4
An excerpt showing The Evening Star publishing details and Associated Press rights. It notes daily publication excluding Sundays and lists national advertising representatives in major cities.
The text presents a religious quotation from Proverbs 28:1 about mercy for those who confess and forsake their sins. It echoes themes of repentance and forgiveness.
The Magazine of Wall Street argues that revival is underway without inflation or credit reliance. It warns congress overreaching measures may impede natural recovery while stressing cautious preservation of business activity to avoid future downturns.
The piece notes Americans’ susceptibility to health fads from bran to spinach and now sunbathing. While a moderate amount of sunshine helps, authorities warn against excessive exposure linked to sunstroke and skin cancer, with Marseilles reporting 14 percent of skin cancer cases tied to sun.
Authorities warn that sunbathing carries cancer risks and stress moderation and caution, especially now. Officials urge maintaining health factors within bounds to gain benefits without injury.
A tribute praises John D. Rockefeller Sr for 94 years of life and immense philanthropy. It notes a shift from earlier criticism to viewing him as a model of generosity, comparing his impact to Edison Pasteur and Washington and estimating donations at 500 million dollars to relieve suffering, science, and education.
President Hoover vetoes the Wagner Garn er relief measure totaling 2 122 000 000 as lawmakers consider alternate aid. Maryland reports nine drowning deaths over the weekend while rainfall for the year reaches 22 05 inches. Capon Springs resort hotel is sold by court order. A semi professional football team holds an organizational meeting for the fall season.
John J. Raskob named to manage Al Smith's Democratic presidential campaign. Montgomery Ward to open a store in Winchester. R. S. Blackburn Smith dies in Baltimore hospital. Peter Winchester Rouss ordered to pay $140,047.39 back 1918 income taxes.
Moose begin to decorate business places of the city as preparations for the upcoming State convention proceed. The item notes local efforts and civic enthusiasm among residents.
New 50 cent Lydia E Pinkham's Tablets for Women relieve and prevent periodic pain and associated disorders. No narcotics. Not just a pain killer but a modern medicine which acts upon the cause of your problem. Sold by all druggists.
A week of conference moves shows a split between a gold party seeking to stabilize currency and an inflationist faction led by the United States. Britain and the United States navigate a cautious path as Hull and Chamberlain clash over subject lists and policy direction.
Winchester and Frederick county licenses through June 30 1933 show a drop from 1932. Pleasure car licenses fell 170 and truck licenses declined 111. week one of July after half price policy sold 219 pleasure car licenses, 21 trucks, 4 motorcycles. Statewide receipts for first quarter of 1933 totaled 5 064 974 50 dollars, down 17 624 30 from 1932.
Hable's Palace presents Humanity a new dramatic romance by Fox about a young physician torn between an ethical career and a less honorable path. Starred by Ralph Morgan Boots Mallory Alexander Kirkland and Irene Ware with director John Francis praised as sensitive and understanding. The Palace runs the feature with Little Pigs and an Organlogue, then What Price Innocence with Jean Parker and others on Wed and Thurs.
The Winchester Research laboratory records 20 year rainfall averages at 8 a.m. with a total of 55 inches. Monthly averages are listed as January 2.36 inches February 2.0 inches 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 2.5 inches December 3.37 inches.
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