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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1932
Page
7
A scrambled puzzle page lists numerous crossword clues with numbers for across and down entries, including Sun Chop Extinct bird of New Zealand and many others. The garbled text shows listed clues and stray letter fragments indicating a print puzzle page layout.
Charles P. Stewart profiles Senator Key Pittman of Nevada as the leading silver advocate in Washington since 1913. The piece notes Pittman’s long tenure, his status as an authority on silver, and his selective engagement with those who can discuss the topic intelligently.
A Civil Liberties Union group travels from Cincinnati to London Kentucky to oppose civil rights usurpation in Bell and Harlan counties. The party includes Jesse Duke Washington attorney Arthur Garfield Hays Dudley Field Malone Broadus Mitchell Carol King Ernest Sutherland Bates and Rev Charles Weber.
A French scientist claims tongue length and width reveal personality traits. Long tongues indicate frankness, broad tongues suggest expansiveness, narrow tongues show concentration, and long wide tongues imply a weakness for gossip.
Two distinct headmarks distinguish the goshawk from other hawks a white band above the eye widening onto the head and a black skull cap. If the bird lacks both marks it is not a goshawk. Two Fellows Most of us are really two persons instead of one.
A foreclosed deed of trust on J. Jos. Sullivan property at 436 and 438 Fairmont Avenue in Winchester is set for public auction June 18 1932 at 11 00 A M. The sale requires one third cash with balance in two yearly installments secured by a deed of trust and building insurance. Herbert S. Larrick is the trustee and A G Swanson the auctioneer.
A Jerome quotation notes that enjoyment of idling is impossible without an abundance of tasks. It frames idleness as unsatisfactory unless paired with heavy work.
Special Commissioners by decree dated May 14 1932 will sell at public auction in Winchester Va at 11 o clock on Saturday June 11 1932 a 51 acre unimproved tract in Frederick County two and one half miles northeast of Middletown on Buckhorn Lane adjoining Calvin Stickley and others conveyed to J A Hammack by Ida B Wyndham deed Nov 11 1922 with payment terms one and two years from date of sale.
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