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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1933
Page
4
The Evening Star is entered at the Winchester Virginia post office as second class matter. The Associated Press retains exclusive rights to use its news dispatches and credit for local material published in this paper.
The notice provides subscription pricing for one year six months three months and one month in advance. It lists carrier rates and marks Prost Landis and Kohn as national advertising representatives with offices in New York Atlanta Chicago and Detroit.
Text fragment references a religious exhortation about walking in light and following Christ. It appears as a devotional line or poem with archaic phrasing and unclear full context. The snippet includes phrases about lighting the path and guiding feet toward righteousness.
Sir Edward Crewe, an Empire Marketing Board member, says the buy British campaign has gone far enough and that both Britain and the United States should focus on buying American goods. The piece argues Americans have shown limited response, noting mutual dependency in global trade. It frames the effort as ultimately futile for reviving business, reflecting on loyalties and market dynamics.
Cumberland Times notes a big sponsor cutting radio commercial time to one and a half minutes, a record in brevity. It questions whether other sponsors will follow and suggests simpler plug moments at program start or end may boost goodwill and recall for Blank Company products.
Amherst freshmen will not be required to take English courses completing a shift in first year requirements. The university notes many entering students lack life experience for weekly essays, while others excel in oral expression and could benefit from dramatic art or public speaking, chorus, or orchestra options.
Asheville Citizen reports SVT seniors achieve best showing in South railroading coverage in January. The article notes strong performance and reader interest, highlighting the team’s standout results and the broader context of railroad industry reporting during the period.
A column notes frequent appearances of backstage glimpses of the Apple Blossom Festival in The Star. Other items mention Col Lindbergh planning another son return appeal, two saws found under jail plaster by Sheriff Pannett, and local political talk on submitting the water question to voters.
Ten famous authors joined to craft the all star story The Woman Accused presented at Capitol Theatre now. Cast includes Nancy Carroll Cary Grant and John Halliday with Mack Sennett comedy and McNamee News events also on the bill.
The Colonial screens Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm tomorrow featuring Marian Nixon and Bally Balaram. The light romance draws praise for its charm with the heroine Rebecca evoking warmth and delight.
Regis Toomey Evalyn Knapp star in Columbia Pictures comedy drama State Trooper at Hable's Palace tonight and Tuesday. A cocky trooper faces a boss's daughter as he battles bad men and his own ego in this lighthearted release.
A newspaper ad asserts that B. C. provides fast relief for violent headaches and various pains. It notes a pharmacist compound, promising minutes to effect, and suggests use for muscular aches, colds, neuralgia, fever, and nervous unrest. Available in 10c and 25c packages.
The Detroit institution, born from the merger of First National Bank-Detroit and Guardian National Bank of Commerce, opened with deposits of 11,538,339. Michigan's two largest banks have operated since Feb 14, drawing a large crowd awaiting the opening.
Sue Allard, a hotel operator, dazzles with wealthy Philip Gerard who courts her while his friend Merle Beckwith lies near death after an assault at the Metropolitan. Pierre, a would‑be musician, urges a romance with Merta while her father’s influence fuels Philip’s political ambitions to crack down on crime.
Precipitation in the past 24 hours ending 8 a.m. none. March to date 3.29 inches, year to date 8.13 inches. Winchester Laboratory reports long term averages: 34.63 inches annually. Monthly averages show January 2.70 inches, February 2.70, March 2.70, May 3.73, June 3.45, August 3.45, October 3.06, December 2.37, with other months noted.
Jefferson County farmer John F. Ware, 77, died suddenly of a heart attack at his home near Myerstown after a life spent in farming. He is survived by his son John Edgar Ware and prior spouses, with funeral services held at the family home conducted by Rev. W. D. Eye and interment at Edge Hill Cemetery in Charles Town.
Revival services at United Brethren Church Stephens City Ca march 27 progress well with growing crowds The week will feature Emmett Dettra directing singing Rev H E Richardson delivering gospel messages Reliance quartet and Rev E J Rohart with singers presenting selections Tonight topics include The Sin of Unbelief Shipwreck of St Paul God Reasoning With Man Choose Your Mast Not Far From the Kingdom Prepare To Meet Thy God Encore Harvest Is Passed Stereopticon song services and junior choir to perform all welcome the public
Bound To Marry a three act play by the Young People Society of Marvin's Chapel on the Wardensville Circuit, Methodist Episcopal Church South, was presented and well received by a large audience at Mount Williams, county, last Friday evening. Rev Mr and Mrs Snapp coached the players and praised the fine work shown by the youths in their first stage effort.
The Mount Williams group pursues a church fundraising effort connected to a Van Myra Camp in Burling ton West Virginia to send attendees. They anticipate presenting their play at Gore on March 29 Mountain View A 14 and at the Wardensville theatre on April 15, aiming to boost donations for participants.
A testimonial promotes Adlerika as a long used remedy for thirty years that cured constipation and sour stomach. The ad credits Baker's Drug Stove as the source and presents Alice Burns as the quoted user character.
Two more attractive quilt patterns are shown from the Wonder Package outlining eight patterns total four for piece work and four for patch work or applique. The Goose Tracks block offers four profits and the four pointed star two, with borders and plain instructions to create an economical attractive quilt suitable for a bed spread. A Early American room theme is suggested with coordinated draperies and table skirt.
The Wonders Package contains over 800 transfer patterns but quilt patterns cannot be transferred. The large block can be cut in half to create patterns for prints and plain material, while the intact half guides assembly. Those who have received it enjoy planning many designs. order by mail for $1.00 postpaid to Donald Duncan in Chicago.
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