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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1933
Page
4
The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia outlines publication details and Associated Press affiliation. It lists pricing by subscription and carrier, along with national advertising representatives.
The text cites a proverb about righteous leadership causing public joy while wicked rule brings trouble. It references a biblical verse about authority and governance and echoes a religious exhortation.
The piece exposes privileged customers and the wealth concentration they represent. It argues that a handful wield national and international influence, accusing J. P. and his circle of exploiting holdings to avoid taxes while wage earners face scrutiny. It suggests insiders profit, while ordinary investors are labeled as outsiders.
The article notes a change in Rogation Sunday prayers in Ohio diocese to requests for better distribution of crops instead of increased production. It questions whether the President will declare Thanksgiving on the last Thursday in November due to farming harvests being less bountiful.
An article argues that social and political issues stem from education and training. It lauds Thomas J. Walsh as a hero and urges recognizing government as a science beyond partisan politics and market interests. It cites Roosevelt era efforts to include knowledgeable specialists.
Fragmented quotation discusses shifts in capitalism and individualism, with notes on land, acreage, and potential concentration of capital. Mentions hopes for gradual gains, signs, prognostications, and possible decimation of powerful capitalists.
The eighteenth annual convention of the Council of Religious Education of Gainesboro District will be held in the Union Sunday School hall at Gore on Tuesday June 13. Two sessions are planned with a morning opening and a 1.20 pm afternoon meeting. The program includes readings, songs, addresses, reports, and committee appointments.
Water data shows none in the last 24 hours ending 8 a.m. June totals include 8.7 inches for the month and 18.81 inches year to date. Twenty year averages by Winchester Laboratory list monthly figures from January 2.36 to December 2.37 inches with several mid-year values noted.
A brief notice reports that only about one third of Corsica has been cleared and cultivated. It notes sparse cultivation progress on the island and hints at ongoing efforts to improve agricultural use.
In Washington and New York reports, Morgan lists reveal political ties to senators Kean and McAdoo and Treasury secretary Woodin. Roosevelt bears the political brunt as investigations show bank controls, with calls for reform stalling under the administration.
A Lynchburg reader credits Natex with dramatic health gains after stomach and nerve problems. She describes improved appetite, regular bowels, and calm nerves, noting she can eat normally and sleeps well. The ad promotes Natex sold by leading druggists and the People’s Service Drug Store.
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