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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1933
Page
4
Publication details for The Evening Star at Winchester Virginia outline edition schedule and Associated Press affiliation. Lists subscription rates carrier and weekly pricing along with national ad representatives Frost Landis and Kohn in New York Atlanta Chicago and Detroit.
Brethren, if a man be overtaken in a fault, ye which are spiritual, restore such a one in the spirit of meekness, considering thyself lest thou also be tempted Galatians 6:1 and the message Be Kind to the Erring.
Suffolk News-Herald reports government orders to federal reserve banks require depositors who withdrew gold in the last two years to redeposit by next Monday or face legal action under the emergency banking act. Hoarding is labeled public enemy in a wartime style appeal urging residents to return funds and avoid penalties.
Retiring Secretary of State Stimson praises a free press in remarks to newspaper men. He argues critics sharpen public accountability and notes the press serves as the main channel for accurate information and public opinion despite occasional hostile rhetoric.
A feature notes changing cinema audiences with only 25 percent male attendance and a rising share of adult women. Children’s turnout declines while youths 16 to 20 form the second largest group, prompting questions about appeal.
The discussion suggests Secreter should appeal to men and women of all ages including adolescents and adult women. It questions if current film sophists fit modern audiences and notes theatre-goers span from matinees at 11 a.m. to late-night shows.
City Manager Pilcher commends Winchester firefighters for effective water pumping during the recent blizzard. Virginia reports budget balance through cuts, and hard times persist. An accountant C Harry Hardy of Winchester dies from a paralytic stroke. The Grove Lime Company in Stephens City operates a year without incident. Preparations for Easter Sunday begin as March 27.
Buster Crabbe world champion swimmer and Olympic veteran from 1928 and 1932 headlines King of the Jungle at the Capitol. Frances Dee portrays the lead female role in this wild animal romance as Crabbe makes his screen debut.
Zane Grey's The Mysterious Rider comes to the Colonial Theatre Tuesday and Wednesday with Kent Taylor Lena Andre Irving Pichel Gail Patrick and Warren Hymer in leading roles.
Mae Clarke stars as Sylvia in Parole Girl at Hable's Palace with Ralph Bellamy as Joe Smith. The drama centers on a woman branded a criminal after a single mistake, tracing double cross and redemption amid a vivid social critique. A Paramount News scoop presents a complete record of President Roosevelt's March 4 inauguration.
A drug advertises B. C as a fast, reliable remedy for violent headaches from inorganic causes. It promises soothing relief in three minutes and claims multiple ingredients blended to work quickly without opiates or habit forming drugs. Also marketed for muscular aches fevers and neuralgia in 100 and 250 package sizes.
Sue Allard, a York Hotel telephone operator, is drawn into a puzzling sequence at the Metropolitan. A slugged man, a missing guest, and calls from Phil Gerard threaten her routine shift as two elderly patrons vent about service in a continuing hotel drama set in Brooklyn and beyond.
Formal announcement of Jesse I. asy’s appointment as American ambassador to France is expected daily. acceptance in Paris has already been noted. Also reported is a 500 percent rise in Peru’s government employees over the last 11 years.
The item lists 24 hour rainfall none, March to date .60 inches, year to date 5.44 inches, and 20 year average 34.53 inches from Winchester labs with monthly averages. It then notes a German commentary praising Hitler as disorder being turned into chaos, in the voice of an American sports writer.
The ad claims drinking water with meals helps stomach juices and digestion. It promotes Adlerika for bloating and gas and alleges one dose cleanses poisons and washes both upper and lower bowels.
Pink Flowering dogwoods and white flowering varieties sold in 2 ft to 4 ft sizes. Pricing includes postpaid single trees and bulk options with per dozen, per 100, and multi-tree deals. Boxes note shipping point from Boxwood Gardens in Virginia with a date of 10-31.
Sales directory lists March 15 Sherry Meade farm near Swimley Station stock and implements. Eve DeHaven administrator for Gilbert DeHaven. March 28 1 P M F Wright near Crums Church on Kackley farm stock cattle hogs chickens. March 29 Mrs Mary K Sulford Extra Frank V Tilford stock pass 2 miles south Berryville.
A local advertisement profile of Natex at People's Service Drug Store claims strong neuralgia relief. R C Sweeney of Evington testifies Natex ended his neuralgia, improved digestion, sleep, and energy after about a month of use. The ad promotes Natex as triple strength from nature’s roots and herbs.
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