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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1941
Page
4
A devotional note from May 3 1041 publishes a psalm verse Psalm 27 1 exhorting trust in the Lord as light and salvation. The text emphasizes fearlessness and divine strength for readers seeking spiritual guidance.
The piece criticizes President Roosevelt for denying Hugh S. Johnson a brigadier general appointment and for attacking Colonel Lindbergh. It argues Roosevelt's intolerance hurts national unity and risks making the U.S. fascist rather than democratic while affirming disagreement with policy.
A discussion on how poker and stud have shed their rowdy image and entered parlors with modern gadgets. Card makers report poker ranks fourth in popularity behind rummy, solitaire and contract bridge, as mixed social games replace the old backroom stereotype.
An Atlanta colonel named John Anderson McDuff sues a widow for 5000 dollars claiming damages to his heart. He also seeks 515 for a car given and some cash, while declining claims for clothes and telephones. The case, linked to his memoir The Ladies' Man of the World, stirs debates on male rights.
Report from the Apple Palace notes the marriage of Irene Binkabine to William P. Sullivan as a local society feature. The event is highlighted amid other yearold notices and society pages.
A report notes immense exertion amid artillery and infantry actions on the Verdun front. The piece references tens of thousands of strokes and the heavy cost in lives and materiel.
The item mentions a 1901 Columbia bicycle advertised by N A Cooper and notes Charles B McInturff Shenan county superintendent. Forties era tone places Winchester during spring vacation and links local officials to the promotion.
Answers to common queries from the Information Bureau give facts on the world yacht record the first endurance run by George Henkrock and a cricket chirp mechanism plus notes on railway coaches Lincoln entertaining Tom Thumb and Lavinia Warren the first Channel swims by Louis Mezz Temme details on Maryland Governor Albert C Ritchie and the 1912 flag addition for Arizona and New Mexico
A poem from Cornelia Hoyt of Fredericksburg Virginia celebrates spring in the Shenandoah Valley. It praises blooming apple trees and warm winds, inviting readers to witness nature's revival and join a communal celebration around the blossoms.
Public speaking guide promises to banish the belief that speakers are born not made. Learn planning and delivery of speeches, voice improvement, and self confidence. Order today for ten cents postpaid from Information Bureau, The Winchester Evening Star, Washington D C.
May Sieg reports New York crowds flock to the Madison Square Garden spectacle, with 600000 of the city’s 7 million residents attending over a month. He notes New Yorkers are the most awed by circus marvels, though not the most knowledgeable in operation details, while towns like Manakota Minnesota and Gainesville Texas show higher per capita enthusiasm.
A list of trivia prompts on topics from Edinburgh University to Andrew Jackson and a torpedo linked List Was incident. The page notes answers on page 2.
A garbled text fragment discusses common error in verb tense and notes that using swang instead of swung sounds illiterate. The brief hints at past tense forms and language usage without a clear event or subject.
Pi Roscoe Withers testified in San Francisco traffic court that he was driving 85 mph to visit his girlfriend. He claimed her cough led to a mistaken medicine cabinet choice as she drank camphorated oil. A stomach pump relieved her distress at the Emergency Hospital.
A Missouri based medical column explains that dwarfism has many causes and is not simply smallness. It details several forms including true endocrine and nutritional conditions, and notes misperceptions about heredity and development.
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