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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1933
Page
4
Advertisement page outlines daily publication by The Evening Star Publishing Co with consolidation notes. It lists subscription prices for print and carrier delivery, advertising rates for classified and display ads, memorial notices, and card of thanks, plus deadlines and contract options.
For House of Delegates E Blackburn Moore. Commonwealth Attorney Jas P Reardon. City Treasurer W A Baker. Commissioner of Revenue Co P McVicar. Ballot slate lists these candidates for respective offices.
A religious blessing line echoes a verse praising God with blessing glory wisdom thanksgiving honour power and might, drawn from Revelation language. The snippet presents a liturgical praise framing and reverent cadence.
Roanoke World News notes Norfolk resident Robert M. Hughes an elder Republican activist who backs the Democratic ticket on November 7. He criticizes muckraking campaigns by Wise and McWane and supports the constitutional amendment process and the short ballot for state offices. He favors governor influenced appointments while praising government study and progress in Virginia.
Virginia Republicans weigh conservative choices as Hughes endorses Byrd for Senate Peery for governor and Saunders for attorney general. He notes division over Wise and McWane rhetoric while praising Byrd’s governance and Pollard era fiscal stability. Royall gains support on personal grounds.
Portsmouth Star quotes Dr William J Mayo critiquing the focus on cramming students with static knowledge. He argues real education teaches how to apply understanding, not just memorize past principles, stressing active wisdom over mere facts across professions.
Richmond Times Dispatch warns Virginia hunters that the opening of hunting season soon will bring many outdoors, but the priority is fire safety. Landowners bear losses from careless cigarettes or burning matches, so hunters should extinguish embers and avoid starting wildfires while on property they are allowed to hunt.
A wrecked German cruiser yielded a secret code book that allowed the British to decipher German naval messages for months. The report notes a historical claim that Indian tribes began scalping foes after contact with English colonists.
Walter Lippman argues the core issue is machine control in New York City politics. He contrasts McKee Fusion with LaGuardia and presses for a government that can cooperate with Washington to restore credit, curb corruption, and support public works.
Lizetta Boyd predictably charms Stuart Logan at Tropica Beach as they tour Havana gambling and shopping with Marion and friends. A mysterious Count Diavini surfaces amid flirtations and sudden disappearances, foreshadowing trouble as the party explores a pirate den and cobblestone streets.
The excerpt contends a candidate must form an administration capable of surpassing New York financiers, resist political machines, and handle large public works projects, presenting a vision for reform without tribute to old machines.
Present and past rainfall data show ending at 8 am none for November to date. Year to date 35.60 inches. The 20 year average is 34.63 inches. Monthly averages: January 2.36, February 2.00, 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.
A note explains South American terms for sun moon and Venus and mentions a map showing Ohio with only 4 percent of its 40 720 square miles remaining as waste land. the piece contrasts sun and moon names with a statistic about Ohio.
The trustee in bankruptcy will sell at 10:30 a m on Saturday November 4 1933 at the County Court House Winchester Va the book accounts and notes due to J J Sullivan bankrupt totaling 10893 76 A list will be shown the day of sale Many accounts are due from substantial citizens of the community The purchaser will likely reap a harvest Terms of Sale CASH C I Brumback
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