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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1932
Page
4
Fragmentary page shows publication name The Evening Star Winchester Virginia with notices about Associated Press and pricing for subscriptions and carrier deliveries. Repeats fragmented headline lines and advertising reps in Frost Landis and Kohn with national reach.
A psalmist declares confession of transgressions to the Lord and receives forgiveness for iniquity. The passage emphasizes repentance and divine mercy, expressing relief after acknowledging sin.
The text argues that solving international debt issues requires economic analysis not political posturing. It critiques politicians for dodging facts about foreign war debts and urges transparency on debt terms, potential payments in gold, and selective pressure to revise debts as global conditions shift. It emphasizes reality over partisan rhetoric.
Cumberland Times argues against hunger marches to Washington. It urges communities to relieve local want to prevent needless marches, praising DC authorities for discouraging such movements while condemning the idea of nationwide demonstrations. No violence is implied.
A Harpers symposium on Sex and the Arts notes arts today are less sexual than before. Contributor Elmer Rice argues that serious theatre avoids explicit sexuality in its treatment.
The writer cites posters and ads for movie shows to question why film content is described as lacking sex. Readers are urged to consider how sex is presented in motion pictures and the lingering critique of prudish labels.
The First Baptist Church in this city will hold its annual dinner for church officers. A Husband Calling contest will highlight Boyce entertainment this week. Rev. Harry Emerson Fosdick asserts moral standards remain unchanged. Christmas Savings Clubs are expected to boost local business before holidays. The American Automobile Association organizes a Boys Patrol to guard school zones against speeding motorists.
Shenandoah National Forest records show an unusually low fire activity level for the year. The report notes minimal incidents and emphasizes quiet wildfire conditions across the forest.
Fifteen years ago the Allies prepared to send a note to Bolshevik Russia over its entanglement with Germany. Middletown State Bank deposits stood at 115 048.64 in the latest statement. Winchester received large gasoline shipments to ease shortages. Fatty Arbuckle's Fatty in Coney Island played at Empire Theatre. S. H. Hable promoted gifts at the Him store.
A true story narrates Myria, a lively college figure who falls ill with tuberculosis on her prom night. After years in a sanatorium she recovers but must guard against a relapse, illustrating TB risks and the purpose of Christmas Seals campaigns by the anti tuberculosis association.
In 1917 Paris Emilia, torn among Roger Dick and Robin, learns Abby Gray and Manny Rosen complicate love. Emilia endures war work, letters from her father, and a brutal moral test as passions collide and she faces a vow of truth.
A woman packs frantically to escape after a war memory. She hides a bag in an old room, washes with cold water, and sleeps rigidly, haunted by loss. Thoughts return to Robin, Cosmo MacLeod, and her youthful idealism amid guilt and sacrifice.
Local items record visits and travels of townspeople and guests over Thanksgiving weekend. Names include Mrs. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Larrick, Mr. Herbert Larrick, Mr. Elspeth Peyton, and others visiting relatives in Winchester Warsaw Hyattsville Culpeper Relief Strasburg and Washington D C. The note also mentions a health update for Alma Louise Little and a brief on legumes as a calcium and protein source.
An advertisement claims gas relief after meals using a spoonful of Dave's Mentha Pepsin before eating and lying down for a few minutes. Baker's Drug Store offers a money back guarantee if it ails, with an emphasis on this remedy.
The label a man on horseback, used to describe a military leader with imperial aims, first appeared in American usage applied to Theodore Roosevelt in a purely political sense.
Washington November 29. Divisions within both parties threaten the potency of House strength as a vote on the Democratic repeal proposal nears. Speaker Garner seeks a Monday roll call on a resolution urging direct repeal and state conventions for ratification, while Summers disputes the convention route.
Precipitation in the past 24 hours ends at 8am shows none. November to date adds 4.16 inches, year to date 35.99, based on 19 years of records from the Winchester Research Laboratory. Monthly figures list January 2.36, February 1.95, March 2.70, April 3.17, May 5.8, June 3.39, July 3.60, August 3.54, September 2.20, October 2.87, November 2.14, December 2.39.
Winchester Martinsburg demand slow market steady carloads fob a terms sales from cold storage barrels Yorks U S No 1 2% in min car 2 90 24 in min few 2 95 bushel tubs Staymans U S No 1 2% in min car 1 15 244 in min few 1 15.
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