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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1934
Page
8
Reports this week describe slight wind damage to late cherries and garden crops like lima beans in Shenandoah county. Some trees escaped harm while early apple varieties appear unharmed with about half a normal crop. motorists encountered shallow water on routes north of Lexington.
The report notes a heavy stand on other trees and a four week period ahead. It states it is too early to predict definite market conditions for local producers.
Examinations for medical licenses in Virginia start today at the State Capitol in Richmond under the State Board of Medical Examiners. Dr. P. W. Boyd of Winchester presides. Other board members include Dr. A. F. Robertson Staunton Dr. F. G. Smith Abingdon Dr. Lewis Holladay Orange Dr. F. J. Wright Petersburg Dr. R. D. Bates Newton and Dr. J. W. Preston Roanoke, secretary.
The speaker argues that authority is acceptable when the dictator avoids meddling with the stenographer's duties. The remark highlights a stance on governance style and efficiency without direct interference.
Social notes from Middletown Virginia list visitors from Washington Atlanta Champaign and Bridgeport among others. Families including Mr and Mrs Norris Leroy Mr and Mrs C S Hudson and Mr Elmer Pingley are mentioned with attention to his declining health.
An advertisement touts Feen-a-mint as the gentlest laxative that cleanses the intestines and removes poisons. It emphasizes chewing to distribute the laxative and claims approval by physicians. Available for 15c and 25c at druggists nationwide.
The Renner family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during the death of their son and brother. Appreciation is extended for car use and flowers. Dated June 20, 2011.
Trust sale of brick house and lot on Cameron Street Winchester Va deeded under a 1928 trust. Auction at county courthouse at noon Saturday July 21 1934 with terms one third cash and two thirds in two bonds due in one and two years, 6 percent interest, secured by trust deed and fire policy.
On July 1 1934 the owner W F Baker will appear before the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board seeking a license to retail beer and ale over 3.2 percent at Bakers Restart 109 W Boscawen Street Winchester Virginia beverages to be consumed on the premises.
The article notes that ether was known and used during the thirteenth century, highlighting early awareness and application of the substance in medieval times.
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