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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1933
Page
4
Public notice states The Evening Star is issued daily except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Co. of Winchester Virginia and consolidated with Morning News and Weekly News editions.
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publication and reprinting of all AP dispatches and any local news published in this paper. This notice reserves the use of all AP content and related local material.
A fragment lists subscription prices by duration and carrier options with yearly and multi month rates. It also mentions national advertising representatives Devine Tenney Corp with offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Des Moines and Atlanta.
Fragmentary religious text references walking in Christ and being rooted in faith, citing Colossians 2 6 7. The excerpt shows garbled phrases and Bible verse context with unclear surrounding content. The piece emphasizes devotion and thanksgiving within Christian instruction.
A Pennsylvania pretzel factory strike threatens national recovery. The piece urges Gov. Pinchot to set politics aside and cooperate with Gen. Johnson’s recovery efforts to stabilize the pretzel industry and prevent a broader economic slide. The argument casts Pennsylvania as the keystone and warns of cascading employment losses if inaction continues.
Richmond dispatch notes a shift to Washington driven economic news under President Roosevelt. A recovery board and public works push aim to raise wages with rising prices, presenting confidence but exposing hurdles. The president insists payrolls grow for those who can, to prolong the boom.
Doctors and nurses favor using fingerprints with footprints to identify babies at birth. A Bertillon expert notes extremely low odds of two people sharing identical finger whorls, suggesting near absolute identification for cases like kidnapping, amnesia, or insurance claims.
A youth died and eight injured in an east Martinsburg auto crash. Frederick County officials praised Treasurer Robert S. Smith after a state audit. Winchester Democrats form Roosevelt Garner Club inviting women to join the campaign. Rush H. Williamson, former Valley attorney, dies in New York. A city choir prepares for Massanetta Springs mass.
A roundup of local residents visiting relatives in Winchester Baltimore Washington and Philadelphia with several ill health updates. The White Post baseball team hosted a yard party on July 1 and a July 4 game against Burnt Factory ended 9 to 8 after an extra inning with Bill Dearmont driving in the winning run.
Rickey battles fever as he destroys Virginia’s manuscript and vows to break away from Annapolis. Mary Lee arrives in concern while Jinny and Michael maneuver within the tense family ties. Virginia tends to Rickey, and Michael buys the old house to keep it for them as Rickey fights illness and loyalty shifts.
Precipitation in the past 24 hours shows none. July to date 3.41 inches. Year to date 23.46 inches. The 20 year average is 34.53 inches. Monthly averages are listed: January 3.6, February 2.0, March 2.70, April 11, May 4.73, June 2.81, July 9.45, August 3.46, September 2.15, October 3.06, November 2.26, December 2.87 inches.
David Goldstein of Boston and Theodore H. Dorsey of Baltimore will speak Monday at 7 30 PM at the county courthouse in Winchester under Sacred Heart Church patronage. They travel in a motor broadcasting car to explain Catholic teachings to the public and answer questions, part of a nationwide educational campaign started in Boston two years ago.
The text shows a bank balance sheet fragment with liabilities and capital items. It lists demand and time deposits, due to banks, bills payable, other liabilities, capital accounts, common stock, surplus, undivided profits, and reserves. The document includes a sworn affidavit by cashier J H Yost attesting truthfulness of the statement, with attestations by named officers.
The USDA identifies ragweed as the main cause of autumn hay fever, not goldenrod, across the United States. It urges campaigns to reduce ragweed before bloom, noting 90 percent of autumn cases east of the Mississippi are ragweed related and that cutting pollen reduces symptoms. Two ragweed types, common and big ragweed, grow two to ten feet tall and are annuals.
Virginia Republicans and Democrats back eighteenth amendment repeal removing a major objection to voting for repeal or non repeal delegates in November. Governor Pollard considers favoring a November repeal to save election costs but has not decided his recommendation. Senator Aubrey G. Weaver of Front Royal urged October 3 as the repeal election date.
Mrs Edith Alkire of Morgantown West Virginia visits friends in the section. Mrs Sydnia Davis spends time with relatives in Wilmington Delaware. Miss Nannie Braithwaite calls on villagers Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Harvey Lee of Sunnyside brief visitors Tuesday evening. Miss Susan Howard and Mrs Edith Alkire call on friends during the week. Mr Elsworth Orndorff, Hampden Sidney College student, vacationing with his parents. Railroads should prepare for increasing motor competition and rising air transport.
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