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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1933
Page
4
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In Galilee Jesus travels through synagogues teaching and preaching the gospel of the kingdom. He heals all kinds of sickness and disease among the people, demonstrating compassion and power.
The piece argues that buying in advance prevents higher costs as prices rise, citing President Roosevelt and General Johnson, urging consumers to act in self interest to support businesses, coal, wood, and winter needs, and to emulate stock traders by purchasing what is needed before inflationary pressures splice through supply chains.
Louisville Times reports James W. Gerard revising his 1930 list of “64 rulers of America.” He drops 63 names, keeping President Roosevelt as the sole sovereign. The piece notes the original list may have exaggerated or misrepresented influence, while acknowledging Roosevelt’s authority is bestowed by the people and their representatives.
A fragmentary line hints at something capable of being withdrawn by unspecified parties and notes it does not align with visible government action. The text conveys ambiguity about authority and control in the withdrawal process.
The Literary Digest outlines Biro-Bidjan as a new Jewish settlement in the U S R east of Soviet Russia near Manchuria. It notes vast land and mineral wealth, large immigration from Argentina Lithuania France Palestine Germany and the U S A totaling 718 last year. The move is described as a major event in postwar Jewish life with historic potential.
In New York a federal judge handed ten years to a man and five to a woman who confessed to kidnapping threats aimed at Russell C. Leffingwell's niece. The judge rejected lighter sentences urged by the government, asserting the crime as a new racket that must be stamped out to protect citizens.
One year ago Handley High and Davis High School of West Virginia were slated to meet while S V A prepared to play London School of Washington DC. A fatal auto crash near Maurertown claimed the lives of Mabel and Esther Winesburg of Edinburg.
Fifteen years ago October apple forecasts showed 1,760000 barrels versus 1,100,000 last year. The paper notes a failed harvest line in Champagne. A $300,000 Liberty Bond figure is reported in the local drive. By order of the Health Board all churches will remain closed Sunday due to flu. The Liberty Loan committee plans to fly Washington literature over Winchester. London reports Premier Pevee of Hungary has resigned.
By order of the Magistrate's Court in the case Be Earl Shade versus Valley Co-Operative Fruit Exchange a public auction will be held at the garage of E Earl Shade on North Loudoun Street Extended Friday October 20 1933 at 10 oclock a m. The property includes 2 No 1209 Bean Fruit Washers and 1 lot of apple baskets with cash terms. A J Wiggins ton Deputy Sheriff for H L McCann Sheriff.
At Tropica Beach Stuart Logan engages with Aretta Boyd and Lizetta as four flirtatious friends watch. Marion schemes to win him while arranging a lavish party and a beach picnic as Pedro faces arrest. The group debates Havana casino plans and the season stretches ahead with Stuart’s growing interest in Lizetta.
Present and past rainfall data show 24 hour ending 8 am October 30 at 0.52 inches. Year to date 34.78 inches. The 20 year average is 34.53 inches. Monthly totals list January 236, February 2, March 270, April til, May 373, June 381, July 345, August 345, September 215, October 306, November 226, December 2.37.
A new Arcola complete hot water radiator heating unit is on display at the Miller and Anderson showroom 19 East Boscawen Street. It combines boiler and radiator to heat water and circulate it to radiators, serving as a radiator itself in the room. The maroon enamel jacket matches interiors and it is marketed as the lowest priced complete radiator heating outfit from the American Radiator Company.
Frederick County Wheat Allotment Committee reports contracts to reduce wheat acreage were signed by growers at central meeting points yesterday. Checks will be mailed promptly to association members once properly executed contracts arrive at Washington. all contracts must be signed in the presence of a community committee member.
In front of the County courthouse Winchester Virginia at 12 noon Saturday Oct 21 1933 the following stocks and bonds will be sold to the highest bidder 40 shares Victor Products Corp A common 10 shares Victor Products Corp B common bonds of Roy R Boyce and Philip R Fowle $5033.33 secured by a deed of trust on 30 acres in Stonewall Frederick County endorser M B Richards 1929 800 bond on real estate two miles NW of Winchester 1500 Bond J G Sealock April 6 1931 150 endorsed by M B Richards reserve lien on Lot No 1 Lee Street Frederick County $500 Charleston Interurban Railroad bond due 1937 2 shares Baltimore Tube preferred 8 shares Durant Motors 5 shares First National Bank of Baltimore $500 Virginia Apple Storage Co Inc bid in cash Dunn Duvall Auctioneers notice dates 10 13 14 16 19 20 five day terms
Transfers admitted to record include E. T. Cooper et ux to Marion P. Michael et ux for a lot in Stonewall District on North Frederick Pike with nominal consideration. R. L. Long et ux to Mrs. Fannie Nearhood for three lots in Block 57 Middletown Land and Im. Co. also nominal. T. J. Orndorff et ux to Commonwealth of Virginia ROW on Valley Pike for widening Stephens City to Winchester. Tarrison M. Shirley et ux to Marie Antoinette Todd 174 acres between White Hall and DeHaven for 3000 dollars. T. Russell Cather special commissioner to Shenandoah Valley National Bank lots 9 and 10 in Boom Land Middletown. T. Russell Cather trustee to Farmers and Merchants National Bank & Trust Co two tracts: 40 acres in Stonewall District on Cumberland Valley Railroad and 20 acres near Clear Brook. James Reardon trustee to Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co 664 acres near Hayfield for 800 dollars. Bertha B. Clevenger to James Winkfield 200 acres in Stonewall District southeast of Stephenson for nominal consideration.
Floyd Benjamin, 21, colored, of White Post, fined 15 dollars and costs in police court for assault with a deadly weapon. Judge Donald L. Weems suspended a three month jail term provided he stays out of the city for a year. James alias Blackberry Jones, colored, received a suspended sentence for maintaining a nuisance at his North Kent street home, with instructions to remove or quiet his dogs to stop disturbing the neighborhood.
Dr Clendening discusses how a normal lunch hinges on daily workload and health factors. He suggests a small but nutritious club sandwich with toast for 600 calories, and recommends milk as a luncheon beverage. He notes milk’s cosmetic and hair benefits, outlines handling headaches via sugary drinks, and praises tomato juice for acidity and vitamins.
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