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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1933
Page
4
A fragmented newspaper header promotes a religious verse from Psalm 119 108 and notes daily publication except Sundays by The Evening Star Pub Co Winchester. It mentions consolidation with Morning Item The Weekly News Weekly Times and Associated Press affiliation and subscription rates.
A compact moral note cites Proverbs 16 18 warning that pride precedes downfall and a boastful spirit leads to ruin. The verse frames humility as a safeguard against catastrophe.
Richmond News Leader surveys five weeks before the August 1 Democratic primary show George C. Peery with strong lead over W. Worth Smith Jr. and Joseph T. Deal. Voters in cities favor wet positions while rural areas back the Roosevelt program and a prompt referendum on prohibition.
A Radford Journal excerpt contemplates the Chicago World Fair and its potential role as a global hub, noting questions about the event's placement and impact on the city. The text discusses circumscribing the fair's scope and its influence on Chicago's prominence.
The piece argues that the Century of Progress Exposition at Chicago highlights how ideas once new become antiques and urges keeping an open mind about future developments. It notes that 1933 may not be the peak of national or world progress and reflects on evolving perceptions across a century.
Central Virginian readers are urged to start a gardening project at home. The piece encourages putting on pants and a light hoe to garden, find moles, and harvest potatoes, promising fun and activity in the yard.
Miss Margaret Richards of Winchester is chosen state president of the Christian Endeavor at the Chicago national convention. Bernice Aileen Sperry has married Carson C. Dettra. A new 3 cent Olympiad stamp will go on sale soon at the local post office. Winchester Memorial Hospital will graduate fourteen nurses on July 5.
A bond issue passed at Stephens City election by a margin of six votes. The report notes small margins and local civic activity following the vote. No further details on bond purpose are provided in the readable text.
DEHAVEN Virginia June 26 Mr O E Whitacre shows slow improvement. Miss Ollie Brown visits Miss Mabel Lamp. Miss Martha DeHaven works for Berlin DeHaven at Indeod West Virginia. Chestnut Grove picnic June 17 well attended. Local visitors include Raymond Luttrell White Hall and Whitacre families from Darkesville Winchester Siler Martinsburg. T E Luttrell returns from Winchester improving. Farmers ready for harvest while corn grows.
Mrs. Nannie V. Ryan of 1821 Duke St Alexandria recounts irregularity and severe cramps. after three bottles of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription her symptoms eased. She credits the remedy with restoring strength during pregnancy and aiding the change of life, urging readers to consult Dr. Pierce's Clinic in Buffalo for free medical advice.
Precipitation data lists past 24 hours none at 8 a m. June to date 1.12 inches year to date 19.60 inches. Winchester Laboratory's 20 year average 34.53 inches per year. Monthly averages: January 42.36, February 2.0, March 2.70, April 8.1, May 0.878, June 3.81, July 3.45, August 3.45, September 2.15, October 3.06, November 2.25, December 9.37 inches.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets relieve and control periodic pains with no narcotic or digestive issues and no unpleasant effects. Sold by all druggists. Small box 50 cents. Larger size available.
Virginia arrives at the old house after leaving Derekdale and plans a simple Christmas dinner with Mrs. Barlow and Roger. They share a humble feast, decorate a tiny tree, and invite friends while Virginia contemplates Rickey and a yachting trip with the Van Duyners.
By virtue of a deed of trust dated August 5 1932 J Jos Sullivan trustee B P Harrison will offer at public sale on Monday July 3 1933 starting 1 oclock A M at The Hunter M Stine Farm one mile north of Winchester items include 33 head of cattle 11 milk cows 17 hogs 2 farm wagons a McCormick binder Deering mower multiple hoes plows harrows and other farm equipment plus 1 Ford roadster 1 Model T truck and 2 horses. Cash terms. Auctioneers Dunn Duval.
When vines grow unchecked they waste energy on foliage and suckers. Proper staking and weekly removal of suckers extend production, improve fruit size and disease control, and allow a longer bearing season with Bordeaux spray.
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