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Local report mentions uncertain conditions as hogs and visitors confront a shaky scene. Officials note teams will push to perform despite rough start and unclear outcomes.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1932
Page
2
Local report mentions uncertain conditions as hogs and visitors confront a shaky scene. Officials note teams will push to perform despite rough start and unclear outcomes.
Joe E Brown stars in Fireman, Save My Child at the Capitol for last showings today. Brown plays the fireman role and notes his work during filming. He recalls past ambitions as an acrobat and baseball player, with circus ties and New York connections. Ed Robinson also appears in The Hatchet Man as Wong Low Get, a feared Chinese tong member.
New York critics hail the actor smoothness in a grim arc where a secret society's edicts push a once close friend toward a death penalty. They call the performance a high point in film drama and note a rare horror moment in cinema.
Tod Browning's Freaks at Hable's Palace draws capacity crowds for the last showings tonight. Leila Hyams Wallace Ford Olga Badanova and Roscos Ates headline a bizarre program featuring an astonishing procession of human oddities. A triple bill on Wednesday and Thursday includes Along Comes Youth with Buddy Rogers Frances Dee and Stuart Erwin, plus Laurel and Hardy in Beau Hunks, followed by Metrotone News clips of the George Washington Bicentennial.
The Palace presents George Washington life excerpts and Washington Crossing the Delaware as exclusive Hearst-Metrotone News tributes. The midweek show adds Along Came Youth with Buddy Rogers and Francis Dee, plus Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in Beau Hunks. Free autographed photo for first fifty ladies at the Wednesday matinee.
Correlation Clerk’s office records show 18 marriage permits issued in January February 1931 versus 21 licenses this year. The trend mirrors the past three years with annual licenses surpassing the previous twelve months’ total.
A playful remark notes a straw vote on liquor policy, inviting all who ever drank cider from a barrel to participate, highlighting local sentiment in a lighthearted way.
Editor The Star recounts a letter about a fern stand run by a traveling gypsy band. They camped near Middle Town about two years ago, beg near towns, stole or damaged produce, and moved quickly when confronted. Locals are urged to report camps and drive them away for safety.
An Observer item from Stephens City Virginia dated February 29 1932 notes plans to guide someone to a distant location as night falls. The fragment implies a pursuit or relocation instruction tied to a specific time and place.
Cecil Flippo Hicks, 64, prominent Caroline County figure, died of a heart attack in Washington. Longtime Republican State Committee member from the First District, he chaired the Upper Rappahannock Telephone Co. and owned local businesses. Survived by widow Mary Elizabeth Ennix Hicks, four daughters, and four sons, with ties across Port Royal, Richmond, Bowling Green, and Rappahannock areas.
The text notes that some push toward antagonism with Japan while the American public chose to forgo luxuries two years prior, signaling a broader wartime home-front mindset and restraint amid international tensions.
An old negro quips that the devil once held the world by the tail yet now mobility drives progress. He notes the era’s reliance on automobile transportation to move society forward and escape stagnant paths.
The bulletin lists daily prices for wholesale grains and cattle products then. gives retail ranges for local items and notes Baltimore wholesale prices. It includes butter, eggs, hogs, steers, calves, hens, ducks, chickens and wool with various price points and market statuses.
An old advertisement promotes 666 Liquid or Tablets for internal use and 666 Salve for external use as a complete and fast acting cold remedy. The copy stresses quick relief and effectiveness, presenting the trio as a single treatment system for colds and related symptoms.
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