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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1933
Page
6
A short home craft note explains using lengthening dress techniques with a regular bandage roll as a filler. The tip suggests that wire preservers can stabilize fabric edges and even out seams for a neater fit.
Chicago traders pushed prices higher on June 5 as winter wheat in Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma surged. Wheat led gains while corn and oats followed with mixed moves amid ample hog arrivals and a varied market for butter and eggs in major cities.
Local market listings appear in The Star each day with expected price ranges and vendor names. The notice notes that typographical errors are not the paper's responsibility and urges readers to verify directly with sellers.
The Gaunt family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of Charles W. Gaunt. Mrs. C. W. Gaunt and family.
Public auction of personal property on the Weems Farm Frederick County Virginia on Friday June 16 1933 at 10 a m. The sale includes four draft horses several implements and farm machinery with terms by trustees Nicodemus Reardon and Jas 41 6 6 9 13 14.
Portrait of Mrs. Ruf fin G. Pleasant wife of a former Louisiana governor. She sues Senator Huey P. Long for 250000 in criminal libel claiming he called her a drunken cursing woman and had her expelled from the state capitol in Baton Rouge. Long denies the charges.
The administration's $2.0 billion emergency home mortgage relief bill cleared the Senate without a record vote after reconciling Senate House differences. Key changes broadened eligible values up to $25,000, raised the House limit, and set a 6 percent interest rate for cash advances from the Home Owners Loan.
The article notes that undertakers are ultimately the shortened form of funeral undertakers. It explains the historical naming while tracing the linguistic shift to a modern, concise label.
A circus midget infamously sat on J. P. Morgan's knee during a senatorial investigation, described as a deliberate put up job to mock the probe. The episode drew varied reactions from Chairman Fletcher and senators, while circus affiliates insist no party to the stunt.
A peculiar Indian design guides sufferers to sleep as they follow a black line. The Interparliamentary Union, founded in 1889, is described as comprising members from thirty six nations' parliaments.
The great earthquakes of the present century include Martinique 1902 with 30 000 lives lost Sicily and Calabria 1908 with 76 483 lives lost central Italy 1915 death list 20 978 China 1920 200 000 lives lost Japan 1923 99 331 killed
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