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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1932

Page

4

Evening Star Pub Co Daily Winchester Notice

Classified weathered notice from The Evening Star Pub Co of Winchester advertising newspaper terms and subscription rates. It notes Associated Press rights and lists various advance payment options for annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly subscriptions.

Evening Star Pub— Co Winchester, Vic

James B. Russell Winchester Banker Dies at 90

James B. Russell, longtime Winchester financier and civic leader, dies at nearly 91. A deputy sheriff at 16, he helped organize Union Bank of Winchester, promoted public utilities, and served as director for two railroads, shaping commerce and growth in the city. He was honored as a steadfast citizen and public servant.

James B. Russell Winchester Russell Mr. Russell Ter Union Bank of Winchester Iron Horse Southland Legion Rouss Avenue

Back To The Farm Arthur Pound In Atlantic Monthly

Misfortune reshapes rural life as city workers move back to farms. After eight stagnant postwar years, farmers see relief in out of work youth returning home. The mass migration stabilizes towns, lowers death rates, and rekindles community through shared labor and conversation.

Arthur Pound Atlantic Monthly

Farmer's Tale Stands In For Scribe's Jokes Of Yesteryear

The fragment recalls a rural setting with talk of machinery and aging workers, noting the speaker has not hired a man to scold him since 1912. The line hints at a long, typical farm life marked by old-time routines and stubborn humor.

Gretna Green Elopement Drama Revisited by Modern Chase

A long standing Gretna Green elopement legend is debunked by authorities and historians. The piece notes Lord Brougham’s 1856 residence rule and cites a modern chase by airplane that foiled a clandestine marriage. It humorously suggests fathers should keep a fast racing plane handy for future escapes.

Gretna Green Dumfriesshire Lord Brougham Scotland Institute of France Manchester N

Ruth Does His Bit in Salary Talk at Ceremony

The article criticizes Babe Ruth's contract negotiation and the overdrawn public ceremony around his signing. It notes Ruth is valuable to the New York club and to baseball, yet questions the display surrounding his acceptance of a $5,000 salary cut and the season’s publicity machinery.

Babe Ruth Ruth New York

Charles McCormick Heroic Life Remembered in Berryville

Charles McCormick of Berryville, retired engineer and world traveler, died after a long illness. Married to a Washington Lewis descendant, he mingled with high society and frontier life. His son fell at Chateau Thierry, and in his final years he faced disability with calm courage, earning lasting respect in Winchester and beyond. Out where a second mortgage makes a Democratic vote, that's where the West begins.

Charles McCormick Berryville Washington Lewis Mr. McCormick Chateau Thierry

Ruth and Ruppert Auction Snub Sparks Outcry in Detroit Crisis

The passage critiques Ruth and his employer Colonel Ruppert for a perceived insensitivity amid hardship. It notes a lavish hotel scene with a hero in striped trousers and petunias, contrasting it with Detroit workers shot down seeking jobs and families seeking food and clothing. The author suggests auctioning the signing pen to aid the unemployed.

Ruths Detroit America Ruth Colonel Ruppert

Pay in Kind and Envelope Plans Strengthen Rural Churches

Financial worries in country churches fade with envelope budgets and monthly member canvassing. Clifton Presbyterian at Maxwelton uses per month budgeting and weekly collections, showing gains in benevolence and local expenses over two years. The piece urges adoption of a weekly generous giving ethos and the Pay in Kind method for barter minded farming communities.

Clifton Presbyterian Oar Maxwelton West Vick

End Piles Quick Internal Remedy Advertises Hemroid

An old advertisement claims internal Hemroid remedy treats itching and bleeding piles by improving blood circulation. It states Hemroid tablets, prescribed by Dr J S Leonhardt, relieve congestion and restore tissue, with Baker's Drug Store offering a money back guarantee after one bottle.

J. S Leonhardt Baker's Drug Store

Bluff and broken dreams a New York tale of Marcia

Marcia helps Helane a faded chorus girl transform her life with a chance at better work and housing. Vivian’s transfer and Ed Haley’s Chicago move unlock a path for Helane as Connie and Percy wed, while Marcia contemplates a future that proves planning often outpaces reality.

Marcia Helane Helene Kodak Connie Lola Brooklyn Bridge Ed Haley Vivian Chicago Mrs. Deitz Park New York Percy Fifth Avenue

Fasteeth Tooth Powder Promises Secure Plate Comfort

An advertising item touts Fasteeth powder as better than old powders, keep dentures from dropping or slipping, with no gummy feel, fresh breath, and all day comfort. Sold at Baker's Drug Store and other druggists.

Baker's Drug Store

Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On Creomulsion Ad

An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two action remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims creosote soothes inflamed membranes while attacking germs, with promises of relief and a money back guarantee if symptoms persist when used as directed.

Chance of Lifetime Reliable Man Wanted for Farmers

A chance of lifetime opportunity seeks a reliable man to call on farmers in Frederick county. No experience or capital required. Earn seven to twelve dollars daily. Write to McNess Company Dept P Freeport Illinois. 21 16.

Frederick County McNess Company Dept. P Freeport Illinois

Rainfall Totals and Monthly Averages from Winchester Lab

Rainfall figures show 0.35 inches in the past 24 hours ending 8 am today. March-to-date 2.67 inches and year-to-date 7.84 inches. Normal monthly figures are given for 19 years: January 2.36, February 1.95, March 2.70, April 3.17, May 3.58, June 3.89, July 3.50, August 3.54, September 2.20, October 2.??, November 2.14, December 2.39.

Winchester Research Laboratory

Lindbergh Case Sparks National Debate on Crime

A reader asks whether the Lindbergh kidnapping case will prompt the nation to treat crime more seriously, noting the high profile tragedy and public concern. The question reflects ongoing questions about crime policy and national response.

America

Public sale postponed to March 24 at We Haw near Berryville

Public auction announced by S. D. Childs at We Haw four and one half miles north of Berryville on Summit Point Pike. Items include six horses and colts, twenty cattle and heifers, sixty hogs, a spotted Poland China boar, and corn by the barrel plus seed corn. Terms: cash under $10, credit six months with endorsed note for larger sums. no removal until terms met. Auctioneer Coleman Dunn. W. A. Bradford, Clerk. 31-3-14-18-21

Berryville Summit Point Pike Diamond Pete Bird Mabel Lucy Joan Poland China S. D. Childs

Examining X rays Reveals No New Findings

A physician notes that in ordinary cases the X-ray yields no additional information beyond what is already apparent, essentially offering no new diagnostic value while the patient bears the cost.

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