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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1933
Page
4
An item lists subscription prices for The Evening Star publishing Co Winchester with AP affiliation details. Advertising rates include classified, memorials, display ads, and terms and deadlines for submissions.
For Governor George C. Peery. Lieut Governor James H. Price. Attorney General John R. Saunders. U S Senate Harry F. Byrd. House of Delegates E Blackburn Moore. City Sergeant C Lee Barr.
A Psalm 71 3 passage framed as a declaration of faith describing God as a rock and fortress and a refuge to which the speaker turns for continual safety and protection in peril.
Cumberland Times contemplates Halloween changes from ghost stories to modern pranks. It notes skepticism toward ghosts, safer amusements with lanterns and costumes, and warns that vandalism may deserve a ghostly visit in the form of a maternal slipper.
A Chicago writer hails the Hall of Science as the exposition’s surprise hit. Management and experts planned pure and applied science exhibits that drew unprecedented attendance, growing as word spread. While the hall flourished, crowds at the Midway waned amid entertainment distractions.
A remark suggests strategies to attract customers with a cynical edge, provoking discussion on authenticity and business ethics. Local observers question whether such tactics hurt trust or boost short term foot traffic, while industry voices weigh potential regulatory or reputational risks.
Dr Bloodgood of Johns Hopkins reports advances suggesting certain cancers can be eradicated. Massachusetts health officials cite his work, noting three deadly types skin mouth and cervix account for about 30 000 deaths yearly and could be prevented with continuous medical supervision.
Exchange shows rising orders for machine tools in the American Ruhr district. Tools to make tools are capital goods, not consumer items, with small individual orders but growing numbers across diverse industries. Manufacturers plan plant rehabilitation in anticipation of firmer business through winter.
One year ago George W. Luttrell, 73, died at his home near Shockeysville from a stroke of apoplexy. The report notes a fatal medical event and marks the anniversary of his death.
Charles R Forbes former director of the Veterans Bureau stands trial on charges of misappropriating funds Raymond Hitchcock is killed at Levere Theatre in a theatre production The Old Adams Adams with chiropractors run a large advertisement asking Do germs cause disease Emmerts advertises coats priced from 25 to 15950 Local residents protest Standard Oil plans to build a filling station opposite Handley Library calling it an insult to Handley memories
The item notes President Wilson's reply to a German peace note and mentions other local events. Empire Theatre to show To Hell With the Kaiser. Miss A P Didier resigns Memorial Hospital post to join the Red Cross in France, succeeded by Miss Nan DuPuy of Roanoke. Sunday gasoline ban for pleasure lifted. Handley lecture course announces winter schedule with Captain Arthur Hunt Chute opening program.
The Emergency Relief Administration will buy surplus apples mainly from small growers near the relief line. A $300,000 fund is set aside for purchasing surplus apple stocks for relief. Officials say details are still being worked out. Major apple states include Virginia West Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania New York in the east and Washington Oregon in the west.
Report shows no rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8 am. October to date 1.29 inches. Year to date 35.60 inches. Twenty year average 34.53 inches. Monthly averages listed for January through December with mixed figures, including January 36 and October 306 in hundredths of inches. totals reflect 20 year SS records.
Lizetta Boyd casts a six month bet to win Stuart Logan’s heart at Tropica Beach as rival Marion schemes and Pedro the jewel thief vanishes. Stuart assists Lizetta with Pedro’s bond, then plans a yacht party while tension grows over Lizetta’s engagement rumors. They retreat to a quiet pier moment as the social web tightens and secrets deepen.
The Virginia State Highway Commission reports total road indebtedness of 12,383,883.60 dollars with 6,955,883.60 due to the federal government before 1948 and 5,428,000 in Robertson act obligations. Henry G. Shirley notes federal debt aided employment, citing 130,000 men on roads from April to October, while the program includes the county road plan adding 40,000 miles of secondary roads and 8,800 miles on maintenance in the primary system.
Shenandoah National Park will gain cross hatch of truck trails and fire lanes to help firefighting reach all sections. CCC crews at four camps clear deadwood and brush over hundreds of acres as part of a multipoint conservation program.
William H. Brannon private and Sperryville Camp driver faced a manslaughter hearing in Front Royal court over the Riverton crash that killed Benjamin Fincham of Rappahannock. After evidence was heard the charge was dismissed. Fincham died at Memorial Hospital.
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