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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1933
Page
6
Lippmann argues Roosevelt’s monetary plan targets price stability via commodity value and credit expansion. He warns against rapid currency inflation, endorses controlled public works, and urges assistance to local governments and banks to revive purchasing power and curb price cuts.
White Post Virginia daily notes show several family visits and relocations. Among them, the Massey sisters and Mrs. Blackwell recover from a car accident near Washington. Others relocate to White Post or nearby farms and towns, while Polly Green battles a severe bout of whooping cough.
Miss Lyn Poates spent Monday night with Mrs. James Riley and family. Easter visitors included Mrs. Frank Estep of Washington DC. The Grim family moved to Rockland Virginia. Lou Robinson of New York visited his mother Mrs. A Robinson. L H Haymaker and Miss Imez Shepherd spent last weekend in Baltimore with Walter Haymaker. Emmett Stuart and Max Dearmont drove to Washington DC. Hon. and Mrs. Edgar M Cord of Dallas visited Washington. Rev Stevens will lead a revival at the Methodist Church this week. Miss Joy Chrisman has electricity installed at her house. Mrs. Lucy Meade and daughter Mrs. Warren LaRue recovering from recent illness. Haywood family visited James Riley last Sunday. Mrs. Janie M Lee is the daughter of Mrs. David Boles of Baltimore.
A catalog style note lists peach cultivars including Early Elberta Rome Beauty Stayman Red York Hale Indian Late Elberta and Paragon with mentions of Virginia Beauty Wealthy Williams Rambo and other varieties. The text reads like a plant or seed stock inventory from a horticultural source.
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