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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1933
Page
4
A concise listing shows the Winchester Evening Star Publishing Co. details with publication notes. It notes consolidation with several papers, rights to AssociatedPress news, and subscription and carrier rates for various terms. It also lists national advertising representatives in major cities.
Incomplete scripture lines appear with phrases about tasting and seeing the Lord as good. The notes引用 Psalm 34 6 and references to faith and trust, written in devotional style.
The Danville Register notes the August primary in Virginia will feature unopposed incumbents Senator Byrd Lieutenant-Governor Price and Attorney-General Saunders. It highlights debates on prohibition with three Democratic hopefuls Worth Smith Joseph Ty Deal and George C Peery proposing varying liquor control ideas and a statewide referendum. The piece argues Virginians want both repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and a state liquor plan, and contends Smith’s conference proposal is impractical.
The Sumnick family of thirteen from Waterloo Nebraska will not visit Washington despite Roosevelt's invitation. The farmer father cites lack of funds to transport the large family. Many travelers and workers face travel cutbacks this year due to economic pressures and budget constraints.
The passage notes that most people will stay employed or seek new jobs rather than travel. It reflects on the vanished pilgrimages of 1928 and 1929 as memories and suggests reviving such journeys seems unlikely in the current era.
A column laments drivers ignoring Stop signs at Virginia intersections. It compares driver behavior to overregulation and historic wartime controls, arguing the signs exist to save lives and prevent accidents despite public indifference.
Signor Guido Jung, Italy's finance minister, arrived in New York after his ship faced fog in the harbor. He kept a reception committee waiting for hours before landing as the haze cleared, on the way to talks with President Roosevelt in Washington.
The Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association to hold its 32nd annual convention in Greencastle Pennsylvania on August 11. A full program is planned with morning afternoon and evening sessions. Lieut Col E M C Rank of the Pennsylvania State Firemen's Association will be the principal speaker. President C O Oyler of Harrisburg leads local participation.
A Chicago optometrist advertises durable comfort glasses that don’t hurt the nose and allow reading fine print. Dr. S. J. Ritholz offers a 10 day free trial with risk: if the $1.98 spectacles aren’t equal to $15 ones, they cost nothing. Send name address and age to Suite M-20 1445 W. Jackson Blvd Chicago Illinois.
Sue Allard shifts from hotel switchboard to life with her grandmother Mrs. Parmely as the old mansion in Long Island is renovated. Sue enjoys glamour and stability, while Philip’s memory lingers. The Allard family moves uptown, Annabel studies art, and Sue pursues piano, signaling a rapid rise in social standing.
Precipitation data shows 8.0 inches in the last 24 hours ending 8 a.m. May 10, May to date 1.12 inches, year to date 13.65 inches. Twenty year averages by month list January 2.36, February 2.70, March 2.70, April 3.11, May 3.73, June 3.81, July 3.45, August 3.45, September 2.15, October 3.06, November 2.25, December 2.37 inches.
Charles S. Thomas, 84, former United States senator of Denver, boasts of hoarding $120 in gold and refuses to surrender it to the government. He contends the constitution protects his right to keep the metal and rejects anti hoarding campaigns to force him to part with it.
All persons holding bills against or owing the estate of James M. Brown must submit them to executrixes M. H. Brown and M. J. Brown. Dated May 8, 1931.
Public sale by trustee of 60 acre parcel seven miles west of Winchester Virginia on Hogue Creek. Sale Saturday June 10 1933 at noon. Terms include one third cash, balance in one and two years with two notes and six percent interest. deed of trust to secure payments.
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw of Atlantic City plans a review of her 18 year old divorce from Harry K. Thaw. She seeks to establish her son Russell s paternity and end irregular financial doles from the Thaw family. She states her autobiography will reveal the Stanford White murder night but says the holes have ceased.
An earnest invitation from the People’s Service Drug Store to sick and rundown readers to try Natex a new prescription tonic. It promises quick relief for indigestion liver and kidney issues and general vitality with a week to a month of noticeable change.
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