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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1933
Page
4
The fragment shows a newspaper masthead noting Associated Press credit and publication lineage. It lists subscription rates by mail and carrier, with durations and prices, and notes national advertising representatives.
The fragment presents Psalm 8 1 praising the Lord’s glorious name across the earth. It emphasizes God’s majesty and the heavens as a display of divine glory.
The article notes the public access to impeachment proceedings, outlining the House role as prosecutors and Senate as jury. It recalls Andrew Johnson’s impeachment attempt, mentions ten officials impeached since independence, with only three removed as judges, while Johnson and a senator were acquitted.
Police report kidnapping demands of 50 000 for a child in Winchester area. Local council seeks power to appoint the school board from the Virginia Legislature. Virginia sale revenue exceeds 75 000 via Christmas trade. chamber plans a straw vote on a new water supply. Drunken driving arrests rise in Winchester and Frederick County. Five years ago, Rouss Fire Company urged a monument for General Daniel Morgan. Budget adoption for 1928 passes 8 to 1. Delegates reject a bill on chain stores. farm relief urged. Gray and Streit announce a complete disposal sale. Fifteen years ago American forces in France routed a German contingent. Nemo notes it is hard to please all. A pair of black horses pulls the Friendship Fire Company truck. Cedar rust in apples linked to cedar trees. Lectures on food savings common in Winchester. Twenty five years ago local citizen Grim dies of meningitis. American Mailbox Company starts at Martinsburg. Lots of stock and farming gear in Clarke and Frederick counties. wheat markets at 97 cents. veal calves at 6 cents. Bank holdings total 813 859 77.
A North American Conference speaker extols American church architecture noting Europe lags in beauty and modern American designs blend classic form with modernism. Authorities say Europe has abandoned beaux arts for jazzy styles while the US builds beautiful, utilitarian religion structures and other public buildings. The trend extends to private homes as communities seek aesthetic Main Streets.
The article notes game birds are thinning despite laws, but songbirds prosper. T. Gilbert Pearson of the Audubon Societies argues songbirds are more numerous now than at Plymouth, benefiting from proximity to towns and active protection and feeding.
Rainfall data shows 1.35 inches in the past 24 hours ending 8 a.m. and 34.53 inches for the past 20 years at Winchester Research Laboratory. Monthly averages list January 2.36 inches, February 2.70, March 3.11, May 3.73, June 3.81, July 3.45, August 3.45, September 2.15, October 3.06, November 2.25, December 2.37.
Araminta endures barbed gossip as Barney stakes his rally stance and insists on moving forward. She faces fear, longs for a future together, and confronts a troubling letter urging restraint until charges are cleared. The couple plans a sail with Uncle Tad if fate allows.
A man overboard at Harwich Port Massachusetts was knocked unconscious after being struck by a life preserver The Detroit News notes many relief plans resemble such chaotic efforts with uncertain outcomes
Mount Williams Va March 1 notes show visits by local families and ill children, upcoming church services on March 5 led by Rev Snapp, and the Mount Williams debating society meeting topics. Debates discuss happiness from hope or memory and knowledge from reading or observation with recent judges' decisions.
A North Carolina pharmacist developed a multi ingredient formula named B C that aims to relieve most headaches in minutes. Sold in 10 and 25 cent packages at drugstores the remedy also claims to ease muscular pains colds neuralgia fever and nervous distress without opiates or habit forming drugs.
Orchardists in Lynchburg say apple and peach trees show heavy yields this year if frost does not kill the blooms. Peaches show a strong set from last fall and a large crop is promised. Winter prices for apples were low but orchards are cared for and expected to yield well. Fall and winter rains restored streams and wells, while muddy roads hinder travel. Wheat looks fine though acreage remains small.
Mar 1 John I Sloat and R S Smith administrators of P E Campbell estate middle road. Mar 2 Geo W Schnibbe stock implements 2 miles SE of Hayfield. Mar 7 Edw P Dorsey stock implements 4 miles east of Berryville. Mar 8 Miles W Pannett about 2 miles east of Winchester Boyce highway livestock farming implements. Mar 8 James Hancher household goods White Hall. Mar 6 Jones and Bryarly administrators Miss Laura Glass stock implements household goods 11 miles SE Berryville. Mar 15 Sherry Meade farm near Swimley Station stock and implements. Eve DeHaven administrator Gilbert DeHaven. Mar 28 P M E F Wright near Crums Church on Kackley farm stock cattle hogs and chickens. Mar 29 Mrs Mary K Tilford Extra Frank V Tilford stock at 2 miles south Berryville.
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