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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1932

Page

10

Leap Year Courthouse Gifts Spark Five Weddings

Lansing reports Mrs. Ethel Phillips register of deeds granted free licenses amid leap day chaos and even distributed rolling pins as wedding gifts. Albany debate follows as Assemblyman Carl Pack seeks repeal of 26 antiquated laws including tight rope walking and a pup show ban.

Lansing Mich Ethel Phillips Benedicts Albany N. Y New York State Carl Pack

Winchester Art Tribute Links Washington to Frontier History

An 1893 Columbian Exposition sculpture by A Carlewitz titled The People of Winchester Appealing To Washington For Protection Against the Indians honors Washingtons role in defending Winchester. The piece derives from Felix O C Darleys painting in the Capitol Theatre and ties local memory to the Father of His Country through Fort Loudoun and wartime letters.

Capitol Theatre Winchester Emma Howard Wight Chicago Washington A. Carlewitz Newark N. J Dinwiddie Blue Ridge Virginia Frederic Morton Fort Loudoun Main Street Felix O. C. Darley Carlewitz Prosenium Arch Darley New Empire Theatre William H. Baker J. Henkel Henry Empire Mr. Henry W. C. Wentz and Company Baltimore Universal Pictures Corporation Empire Theatre Winchester Theatre George Washington Katherine Glass Greene Lord Fairfax

Cactus fruit, floral world, and a kid’s soft left field

A collage of observations notes cactus fruit in Arizona droughts used by Indians for sirups and dried fruit. It mentions China's floral contributions and compares Mexican Spanish to American English. A memory of a sandlot drive near home plate highlights changing voices and open minds.

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Be Rid Of Rheumatism In 48 Hours With 85 Cent Remedy

An ad promises relief from rheumatic pains in 48 hours with one 85 cent bottle of Allenru from Baker's Drug Store or any progressive druggist. It guarantees money back if pains persist and advises continuing the remedy to remove uric acid for lasting happiness.

Baker’s Drug Store Allenru

Social Notes From Millwood Virginia Social Circle

Miss Mary Campbell hosted a dinner at Kentmere with guests including Miss Dorothy Willing Randolph and Miss Beatrice Davis. The piece lists many attendees from Washington Winchester and Baltimore, noting engagements, visits, and a church fundraiser supper at Emanuel Chapel Boyce for the mite box fund.

Millwood Mary Campbell Allen Campbell New York Billy Jacobs Louise Okie Sallie Appleton Warrenton Basil Ryan William Gordon Jack Bowman William Sprague Montgomery Green T. N. Jones Charles Consolvo Bar Richard Evelyn Byrd Tom Byrd William Bell Watkins Wilmer Biddle Joseph A. Massie Kena Frost Smith, Jr Ewart Johnson B. O'F. Randolph George H. Burwell Fred Read Allen Mr Edward Gay Butler Camden D. C Clarke Williams Butler Eleanor Leake Henry Sabin Leake Richard Cheatham Plater Edward G. Butler Plater Boyce Emanuel Chapel Gardner's

Big Drop in Meats Prices Across Staples

Advert shows round steak sirloin at 20 cents per pound porterhouse 20 cents per pound boiling beef 8 to 15 cents per pound. Discounted meat sale priced for limited time with per pound savings highlighted.

Woman Protects Health With Thermos Lunch Dish

A school lunch habit uses a small thermos to provide a hot daily dish, aiding child health. The text notes cranberries grow in bogs and mentions a high bush cranberry variety that is edible and suited to drier areas.

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