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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
4
The Richmond News Leader urges readers to act with courage and civic duty during hard times. It stresses prudent use of cash, confidence in public sentiment, and unity, noting past generations faced tougher hardship and left a stronger city. It calls for measured bravery and avoiding fear until banks reopen.
A Covington Virginian note imagines fleas circus craze spreading from London to America. It laments few trainers but suggests unemployed men could train them, keeping fleas and people busy while reviving prosperity.
A science school talk argues Americans could save 300 million dollars yearly by washing light bulbs and using proper rated accessories. A representative from a major American lamp firm compares domestic bulbs favorably, noting better construction and brightness.
The Daily Press recalls Vice-President Curtis known as Charley to friends and colleagues as he hands back the Senate gavel. After forty years in Congress and one term as vice-president, he steps down to avoid harming the party. His stoic demeanor gives way as he bids farewell.
The item cites Copyright 193% credited to Central Press Association with a date stamp 3 9. The fragment confirms agency attribution and rights holder.
Precipitation in the past 24 hours ended 8 a.m. was 0.05 inches. March to date 0.60 inches. Year to date 5.44 inches. Winchester Research Laboratory reports 20 year average annual rainfall 34.53 inches. Monthly averages: January 2.36, February 2.00, March 2.70, April 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 inches.
Sue Allard, a hotel telephone operator, meets Philip Gerard in the Metropolitan lobby after a near late shift. He introduces himself, reveals his fame and engagement to Merta Morris, and enchants her with his worldliness. She later spots him leaving with Merta, and returns to the subway, pondering the encounter as the scene ends.
The Liverpool market reports an active demand for American apples. Winchester Chamber of Commerce praises the Northern Virginia Power One after a recent blizzard. Local firm Wilson-Danville Properties Inc is chartered. Handley High School graduates show 96.4 percent college success. Five princesses named as stars for Shenandoah Blossom Festival. Highlights from past decades include GM stock peaking, religious services, and wartime features.
A provocative claim says the world contains 350 million Confucianists, contrasting thinkers and talkers. The remark links cultural identity to rhetoric amid broader debates on global philosophy.
Reading the itemized notes, Amos Lilllard and the Ball family moved to Town before returning home. Mrs. Hicks and daughter June came back after visits with friends and relatives. Laura Hartley visits her sister. J R Conner visits Chambersville Pennsylvania. Mrs Sargent returns to Mrs Grim's home after months with Walters. Mildred Walker visits friends Gladys and Vinge Orndorff. Minnie Rouzie returns from weeks with relatives in Rappahannock County. The article ends with a scientific note on the blue sky seen from two to ten miles up.
An advertisement touts B. C. as a pharmacist prepared remedy that relieves violent headaches in three minutes and also eases muscular pains colds neuralgia fever and distressed nerves without habit forming drugs. It is sold in 10c and 25c packages at drug stores.
March notices show Sherry Meade farm near Swimley Station listing stock and implements under Eve DeHaven administrator for Gilbert DeHaven. March 28 at P M B F Wright near Crums Church on Kackley farm lists stock cattle hogs and chickens. March 29 Mary K Tulford Extra Frank V Tilford stock elements two miles south Berryville.
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