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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1933
Page
2
The piece argues that stock and bond prices surge as markets trust government measures, but warns against assuming prosperity is guaranteed. It urges reversing hoarding to reopen banks for credit, calling for public bond sales or penalties to move large denomination currency back into circulation while maintaining cheap money and loose credit to revive investment and employment.
A county wide campaign launched March 1 aims to boost home food supply through gardening and canning. Homemakers commit to planting 17 vegetables including leafy and fall varieties, plan year round use, and keep garden and canning records with targets of 10 quarts of tomatoes, 15 quarts of other vegetables, and 15 quarts of fruit per family. Enrollment is rising.
The list names numerous women including Mrs. Mary Gruver, Mrs. C C Bowen, Mrs. R E Weirick, Mrs. R S Rinker, Mrs Lane May Hammack, Mrs E Gruver, Mrs E M McDonald, Mrs E M Punk, Mrs J H Fisher, Mrs D N Gruver, Mrs R R Stickley, Mrs J W Boyles, Mrs N E Tipton, Mrs Harry Kenny, Mrs Vernon C Ashby, Mrs A L Anderson, Mrs L O Dick, Mrs H H Bowers, Mrs Dorothy Sager, Mrs D F P Kern, Mrs C J Vernon Baker, Mrs J W Muse, Mrs M C Garvin, Sire Lee N Whitacre, Mrs Lester Dailey, Mrs Julian Larrick, Mrs Walter Adams, Mrs B Cooper, Mrs A D Davis, Mrs Cooper, Mrs Fred Oates, Mrs George Bageant, Mrs Odessa Secrist, Miss Tacey Triplett, Miss Anderson, Mrs E O McTlwee, Mrs Willie Larrick, Mrs Ella Parish, Mrs Arthur Pugh, Mrs Royce, Mrs Paul Glynn, Mrs A J Tavenner, Miss Sarah Pingley, Mrs E T Cad a, Mrs H P Lovett, Mrs C O Watson, Mrs H A Mrs Snapp Williams, Mrs B A Rowland, Miss Doris Kibler, Mrs Beulah Williams and Mrs Belmont Fout. Enrollment for this campaign closes at the end of April. Women wishing to join may see or call the home agent at her office in the county clerk's building.
A historical note explains how a person born in China receives one name at birth, adopts a second name at adulthood, takes a third upon marriage, and is given a fourth at death to be remembered. It outlines the custom of name changes through life stages.
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