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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1933

Page

7

Simplicity for the Home Pattern 9574 Offer

Advertises Marian Martin Spring styles pattern 9574 for women in sizes 36 to 46 with a gay cotton fabric option. Includes sewing instructions and price fifteen cents for pattern copy, 25 cents for catalog and pattern together. Orders directed to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department New York City.

Errie Marian Martin Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department West 11Th Street New York City

Washington Notes on Prohibition and Politics in 1933

Glancing through Washington reports, the piece discusses bootleg liquor impacts amid Prohibition, Roosevelt’s forestry and farm relief debates, and echoes a cautious tone on Europe under Herr Hitler. It paints White House life with Cabinet roles, patronage talk, and Treasury aims under William H. Woodin.

Four Elements as Foundations in Ancient Theory

The text cites Aristotle’s four elements air earth fire and water as the basis for all substances. It notes early chemists used air to mean gas and mentions the Post Office requiring an approved mail box for mail reception and prohibits homemade boxes.

Earth Fire Water Post Office Department Department

Wm Skinner Dies Suddenly Noted Turfman in Fauquier

William Skinner 56 of Fauquier County died yesterday afternoon while riding in the hunting field likely from heart disease. He served as vice president and director of the Warrenton Horse Show Association and was a Fauquier Loudoun polo team member. He helped prepare to incorporate after purchasing the Marshall Fair Grounds. Survived by his widow Sally Cochran Skinner a daughter Mrs George Kerman and a son Henry Skinner of The Ns.

William Skinner Fauquier County Skinner William (“Buck”) Skinner Warrenton Horse Show Association Fauquier

Recent Transfers of City Realty

List of recorded estate transfers including Walter E Sibert executrix Edna Sibert to John W Sibert on Orchard avenue for 225. Newton Grove to Louis L Baker on North Braddock street for nominal. C R Anderson to Texas Company lease at South Braddock and West Gerrard for 125 per month. George M Warren to Charles J Beck and Frank J Beck on North avenue for nominal.

Edna C. R. Anderson Texas Company South Braddock West Gerrard Streets George M. Warren Charles J. Beck Frank J F. Beck North Avenue

Letter Delivery Loss Rate Remains Extremely Low

Statistics show that only one in 300000 letters mailed in the United States is lost before delivery. The figure highlights the rarity of lost mail and reflects efficient postal service operations.

United States

Recent Snow Not Damaging Apples In Staunton Area

Staunton Virginia March 28 reports W S Campfield secretary of the Wir ed that cold rainy snow would do no damage to the fruit crop in this section and apples are not hurt though other early fruits may suffer if it gets very cold. Waynesboro Virginia March 28 freezing temperatures after snow threaten peach and smaller fruit crops though apples are not yet out.

Staunton Campfield the Wired Campbell Waynesboro

Cherry Trees Near Bloom Despite Freeze Fears

Orchardists report cherry trees nearly in full bloom in this vicinity and Albemarle County. They say a freeze would hurt fruit far less than a heavy frost. Yield is expected to rise if frost and cold weather do not hinder.

Albemarle

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad Claim

An advertisement targets women claiming Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures fatigue headaches and backaches from a run-down condition. It asserts 98 of 100 women report benefit and urges readers to buy a bottle today from their druggist.

Lydia E.pinkham

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