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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
6
A dental health article bulletin compiled for the Northern Virginia Dental Study Club and published semi monthly under Dr. C Bruce Harlee as corresponding secretary.
Dental and medical writers link focal mouth infections to heart, kidney, joint and digestive issues. Poorly chewed or swallowed decayed teeth and diseased gums can introduce infectious material into the bloodstream, stressing digestion and overall health.
A two hour Palace program tonight features Daring Daughters headlined by Marian and Joan Marsh and Devil's Playground a deep sea thriller. The double bill offers a modern youth story followed by George Van derbilt’s adventure on Southern Seaways.
Warner Bros presents the all inclusive musical comedy spectacle 42nd Street at the Capitol theater for four days. An all star lineup features Warner Baxter Bebe Daniels George Brent Una Merkel Ruby Keeler Guy Kibbee Ned Sparks Dick Powell Ginger Rogers and Allen Jenkins. The production boasts a prominent screen and stage ensemble.
Maurice Chevalier headlines Love Me Tonight at the Colonial tonight with Jeanette MacDonald as his leading lady. Supporting actors include Charlie Ruggles, Charles Butterworth, and Myrna Loy in a French star billed feature.
A terse wartime style verse urges millions to persevere. It emphasizes faith, prayer, courage, and daily effort while acknowledging the unknowns of life and death. Concluded as a communal pledge to keep faith and strive.
An old advert promotes juniper oil bladder physic tablets mixed with buchu leaves claiming to purge impurities and acids causing urinary irritation. It promises relief after four days and offers a money-back guarantee from Baker's Drug Store.
Residents and relatives are seen visiting and hosting in a flurry of small community events. Names include Asa Racey, Vivian Lamp, Holmes Rosenberger, John Eliott, Margaret Milhon, Thurston Renner, and Herman Adams among others with church meetings announced for Sunday and Wednesday evenings.
Former Congressman Lewis Douglas of Arizona is pictured leaving the White House after a long conference with President Roosevelt. A sweeping government reorganization plan was outlined during their luncheon, the first recorded instance of the president taking luncheon while on the job.
The register lists real estate transfers in Gainesboro and Cedar Grove areas. WW Clark transfers property to Gordon L Clark for 385. H W Lupton transfers land near Cedar Grove at nominal consideration to Alson H Smith and others. J P Reardon trustee transfers 100 acres near Armel to Samuel T Dellinger for 3000.
Samuel T. Dellinger transfers to J. P. elesee ee Armel. R Carnet trustee to Henry gate. Four tracts of land in the district with consideration noted. M. tiynch trustee to M. L. Capper and R. S. Smith. 228 acres near Gainesboro. consideration $1,260.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Glasgow Scotland population figures and a vague historical note about William Venn and a Carolina dominion. Details are unclear but imply a staged comparison and 18th or 19th century historical context.
The report from Ormond Beach Florida notes John D Rockefeller being "broke" on a bank holiday. He discovers a few dollars remain and donates a tip to his caddy after finishing a round, adding an upbeat remark about future hope.
The text lists warp caine twist organzine and weft shoot wool milling tram as transferee threads. It recalls a theater actor and a play once ridiculed, while noting mysterious caves on Marble Mountain in the Sangre de Cristo range of Southern Colorado still guard old gold mine secrets.
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