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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
8
Markets start the new month with a firmer tone as industrial shares show cautious gains. The Associated Press notes scattered price advances amid a generally steady market, signaling a hopeful start to June in New York trading.
Spot copper climbs to eight cents a pound the highest since 1931 while other commodities show modest moves. Sterling opens at 3.99 and Call money stands at 1 percent.
Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Renner in Kernstown included Mr. and Mrs. George H. Miller and Mrs. John Cole of Red Bud. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Lohr Clevenger and children Kenneth Charles Douglas Nancy Lee and Patricia Ann Clevenger and Miss Bessie Thornton of this city.
This item notes a series on dental care compiled for the Northern Virginia Dental Study Club and published semi monthly under the auspices of Dr. C. Bruce Harlee, the corresponding secretary.
The piece urges readers to improve at personal and familial levels to prevent hereditary health decline. It emphasizes heredity, physical and moral fitness, and the mouth as a key health barometer, noting that neglect causes systemic disease and weakens descendants.
Viscount Kikujiro Ishii told a luncheon that the League covenant and the Kellogg pact are ineffective without amendments to ban economic boycotts. He argued such measures must be treated like military aggression, warning the Paris pact would fail without this change.
Internal remedy Hem-Roid promises quick relief from itching bleeding and protruding piles by healing and cleansing the lower bowel. Salves and suppositories are ineffective. Baker's Drug Store and druggists offer Hem-Roid tablets with a money back guarantee if misery continues.
Washington May 31 reports say brighter business conditions are spreading as the Senate Finance Committee advances the national recovery act. The administration’s industrial regulation public works bill carrying 3.3 billion dollars for construction faces Senate debate Monday with White House support.
Maryland will add five civilian conservation corps reforestation camps as announced by State Forester F. W. Besley. Two sites in Garrett County, one in Allegany, one in Frederick County watershed, and one in Patapsco state forest in Howard County will be inspected by army officers with approvals expected next week.
Col Charles A Lindbergh testified before a joint congressional committee on the Akron disaster he urged continued development of lighter than air ships and criticized naval policy for restricting command. He said stopping progress would be unwise and that discouraging specialization in the service was a mistake.
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation's June monthly statement shows an extra loan of 1,100,000 dollars to Union Trust Company of Baltimore in April. It also notes a 750,000 dollar loan to Maryland Casualty Company of Baltimore during the month.
R K O presents Goldie Gets Along starring Lili Damita Charles Norton and Sam Hardy at Hable's Palace for final showings. The film follows invaders to Hollywood’s movie kingdom armed with hope and 90c as it unfolds with humor and bright maidens in a gay entertainment setting.
Warner Bros caper at Capitol features Marion Davies in Peg O My Heart. Onslow Stevens stars as leading man, with strong prospects for a notable screen niche thus far.
Joe E. Brown headlines a comedy at the Colonial in Local Boy Makes Good. The screening promises a long laugh with Brown’s signature flair and lighthearted hijinks for audiences seeking entertainment.
Hagerstown Md June 1 300 horses in the barns mark the opening of the spring racing meet at the Hagerstown Fair. The five day meet features seventeen events led by a headline 3 year old race on opening day with many Bowie runners in attendance.
Physicians endorse purification as foundation of health and urge a thorough Calotabs course once or twice weekly for several weeks. Calotabs purify the blood by activating the liver kidneys stomach and bowels priced at 10 cents and 35 cents at all dealers.
Edward J. Brennan will serve as race secretary again for the memorial at the fair. All races will be limited to eight starters with seven races daily in memory of Harry E. Bester, the late fair president.
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