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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1932
Page
2
Warner Bros Colonial presents Lane Chandler and Frankie Darro in a western action film with a strong heroine. A program of short subjects accompanies the feature, running Thursday through Friday. Lloyd Hughes stars in Private Scandal with Marion Nixon. a two day run opens Thursday.
Edward G. Robinson arrives at the Capitol for two days in The Hatchet Man a First National Vitaphone adaptation of a Belasco play. Set in Hangkow Yangtze China and San Francisco Chinatown the melodrama features Loretta Young Leslie Fenton Dudley Digges and others with William A Wellman directing and Bing Crosby presenting Dream House. Billy Barnes provides a Capitol Grand organ prologue Chinese Lullaby.
Palace offers a triple bill headlined by Charles Rogers and Frances Dee in Alon Came Youth with Stuart Erwin and William Austin, plus Laurel and Hardy in Beau Hunks and a Metrotone News feature. Friday resumes with Private Lives starring Robert Montgomery and Norma Shearer.
Red Bud notes recount funeral travel for the Rev. Carron and burial in White Sulphur Springs. Capon district road workers installed a culvert in front of Merle Eaton's house improving the road. Local residents and visitors from Winchester and Capon Bridge frequent the area. A February 22 Red Bud School Washington program featured George Washington Trees and a portrait gift from Virginia Mason.
The Ford contest at the Capitol Theatre by Bickers Motor Co and Warner Bros gains traction with over 50 000 ballots cast since launch. The car is to be awarded Friday March 25 with daily ballot incentives and admission ballots. winners chosen from the lobby guessing contest will receive a roadster or Sedan with free delivery.
Middletown Va March 2 residents Mr and Mrs James Whittington and sons Howard and Ralph of Oranda visited friends here. Many locals attended Daughters of America in Stephens City and teaching staff from area schools attended a lecture by Rear Admiral Byrd at Handley. Various social visits and health updates follow with residents list and moving notices.
An advertisement touts Von's Pink Tablets as a quick nonoperative cure for stomach ulcers acidity and indigestion. It claims to restore chemical balance and free users from pain inviting readers to request a free trial package from Dept. 403A Philadelphia.
The Virginia Tuberculosis Association projects 75000 from Christmas seal sales statewide. The annual report to 23 directors in Richmond shows 1931 efforts included 292 county visits and 61 city visits, with major spending on sanatorium care, nutrition, and nursing services totaling 97901.88.
Miss Frances Dunn, a registered nurse, battles blizzards to inoculate over 100 Indians in a western Utah reservation. She routinely visits the sick across the region despite severe storms, earning praise as a lifesaving heroine.
A remark notes people misapply general maxims to specific cases. The Ohio newspaper mentions Dora planning to urge her club to pass a sympathy for the poor resolution in Toledo.
Mrs. Ethel Shoemaker of Cumberland Maryland recounts two years of fatigue nervousness and low energy. After taking Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription she reports rapid improvement to good health and vitality following a partial bottle intake.
The saying ponders whether rapid cake consumption invites another cake soon. Proponents argue speed prompts generosity while skeptics doubt a immediate repeat reward.
An English tourist asks why American Indian woes are often mourned in writing. The editor replies that the white man took lands the college buys, and society mocks the native in various ways. The note also mentions daylight measurement becoming scientific in Great Britain.
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