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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
7
An Evening Star Pattern Depart ment notice promotes Chic and Charming patterns with descriptions of bodices collars and fabrics. It instructs readers to mail names addresses and sizes with payment to order catalogs and patterns from 232 West 18th Street New York City.
A 15th century French chanter on vellum sold in London. A 1643 scholarship funded by Lady Mowlson, London, to Harvard College, noted as the oldest in the United States. A Virginia court for Frederick County orders action in a Mortgage/Receiver case involving Scott Grant estate and creditors.
A reflection on how books mirror humanity embracing beauty, nobility, horror, morality, and the full spectrum of victory and defeat. The passage links reading to the breadth of human experience and thought.
A wave of nervous women report improvements after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Readers are advised to observe changes over time and consult a physician if symptoms persist or worsen.
Trustees announce a public auction of Lots 33 and 34, Block F Shawnee Heights Addition in Winchester Virginia. The sale follows a April 1 1933 deed of trust default on property once conveyed by A B Russell and T W Russell to Henry F and Clara M Daugherty. Terms: cash.
Sealed bids to the Virginia Department of Highways in Richmond are due by 11:00 AM on Tuesday March 28 1933 for two bituminous material contracts. One covers furnishing 21886800 gallons of cold surface treatment and cold patch and the other applying 13443700 gallons of surface treatment materials. Bidding proposals available on request. The State Highway Commission may reject any or all bids.
Grain market updates show wheat futures easing with May at 51 1 2, July 59 1 2, and October 53 cents. Cash grains quiet as coarse grains fall in step, while livestock and dairy prices are listed for Chicago and Washington markets with varied butter, eggs, and poultry values.
An old Baker's Drug Store ad promotes KOJENE as a potent antiseptic for pyorrhea and gingivitis. It urges three daily gum massages with equal KOJENE and water, plus soaking cotton in KOJENE to apply between gums and cheeks. If unresolved in a week, it promises a money back guarantee and dentist consultation.
Richmond March 8 Market notes show receipts and steady or mixed prices for produce and livestock. Vegetables include apples and potatoes with varied pack sizes and quality. poultry receipts moderate. live cattle hogs and sheep prices and tops outlined with typical ranges and changes.
Baltimore market figures show receipts about 300 with pigs strong at 4.75 per unit and feeders steady. Jersey City reports light cattle receipts with a single load listed as common stock. overall market activity described as light.
A fragmented local note discusses market corrections and opinions on tribal matters in the Southwest. Mentions the Navajo as a large tribe between 25 000 and 40 000 people and includes a caution about public perception and ridicule.
Special train fares are proposed by B and C lines for the Apple Festival. The plan includes reduced fares from Baltimore and Washington to Winchester two weeks before the festival, with return options after the event. Officials note traffic may not justify two weeks of special service given current economic conditions.
A fragmented historical note traces American intellect from early colonial days to later periods, suggesting continuity and growth in the nation’s minds through changing times and contexts.
The Northern Virginia Dental Study Club met Tuesday night at Narrow Passage Tavern between Woodstock and Edinburg. Host Dr. C. M. Delp of Mount Jackson arranged a program featuring Dr. B. Slavin presenting a paper on Dental Amalgam. Attendees included C. S. Grove S. B. Slavin W. H. Wunder C. Madden R. R. Snapp E. Bruce Harlee and B. M. Knight Jr.
A reflective note questions the virtue of thinking oneself superior and whether others truly grasp such ideas. It compares notions of money as loaned value on demand to Isaac Newton and his mother’s hopes, contrasting practical farming prospects with scientific discovery.
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