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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1932
Page
4
A Winchester Evening Star publication notes the motto Righteousness exalts a nation and sin reproaches any people, citing Proverbs 14 34. The item reflects the era's religious framing in daily notices and periodical branding.
A Petersburg Progress-Index vignette notes spring fashion chatter urging conservative dress. Editors critique daring trends from Riviera influences while many men cling to conventional inconspicuous attire, despite claims of a sartorial revolt and provocative magazine forecasts.
A Syrian immigrant began as a peddler in 1806 building wealth through merchandise and stores. He acquired cotton gins and a seed oil mill, ending with a vast fortune. He funded a boys and girls’ charity in Adeon and joined the National Editors in 1924, leaving two daughters from Los Angeles to Oklahoma for his funeral.
An Evanston alderman sponsors a citizen police goodwill drive urging residents to drop terms like cops bulls and flatfeet. He calls for better understanding between the public and patrols and traffic officers, noting students in college towns may harshly treat officers and urging a new era of mutual respect.
A fragmentary reader inquiry column presents humorous questions about names and household chores. The legible lines mention a man named Witt and a wife, starch in laundry, watches, pillow sham, and an egg beater, with references to Shultz-Kewanee Illinois and Mrs Kendall.
In a serialized tale the masked outlaw El Coy ote seeks to overthrow Paco Morales as Mexican ranchers flee with Adela and Ted Radcliffe. They ride into the desert aided by Anton and his Yaqui warriors as tensions with Morales rise, hinting at a dangerous hacienda encounter to come.
Rita Mae Hall the only TCU student with all A grades has been awarded a scholarship worth 8000 francs by the University of Toulouse France. A separate court notice from Winchester Virginia cites an order of reference in the Catherine E. Dix estate matter with May 10, 1932 hearing and creditor claims.
Rolland B. Marvin, the 204 pound mayor of Syracuse, New York, declares he is thriving on a nine cent a day diet as a personal experiment. He says the plan involves simple fare and frugality as a public example.
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