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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1933
Page
4
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A devotional line from Psalm 91 15 emphasizes divine protection in trouble. The verse promises God will be with the afflicted and deliver them in hardship.
Danville editorial notes George Nelson Page announces plans to acquire Italian citizenship and urges admiration for Mussolini and fascism. The piece highlights Page as a descendant of Virginia patriots while lamenting his choice amid a long Virginia lineage and strong nationalist traditions.
A New York World Telegram commentary questions why newspapers fixate on an unnamed blind Miller who found night work grinding corn in Nicaragua, a distant job that earned him publicity while many local workers remain unemployed. The piece suggests news values hinge more on novelty and human interest than on broad economic need.
The passage notes a sovereign ascent in Iraq and hints at a marginal life of a miller in Nicaragua finding work. It reflects on global news gathering and the value of small discoveries, suggesting a single find may affect many or few.
Cities join private property owners in expanding trees along streets and in parks. Plans include curb plantings, soil replacement, and targeted care. Spring and autumn offer the best planting windows to gain beauty and potential prosperity through shade and greenery.
Rar ory A. Goswanson, a well known Winchester business man, died peacefully at his home today. The notice lists several regional items including political speakers, church appointments, and community interests from Berryville to Mountain Falls with other regional mentions.
General Smedley Butler will be the guest of the Winchester Golf Club next week. Rev. Robert B. Nelson attends the national Red Cross meeting in Washington. Henson Motor offers one gallon free with each gallon purchased at 24 cents. Kansas and Dakota farmers focus on corn hogs and hens. A 45 caliber bullet found in Main street near Gibson Baker. Fifteen years ago Allies liberated the Holy Land from the Turks. R E Griffith Jr plans to enter the U S Army tank corps. Commercial and Savings Bank deposits total 439 522 40 dollars. Citizens urged to save peach seeds for gas mask carbon. Honor Home buy Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds ad from Farmers and Merchants National Bank.
Sally traces a perilous path from Daytona Beach to Miami to uncover a proctor family feud tied to a liquor scheme and murder clues. Elsie McCallum’s guarded testimony links Fred Proctor, Mike Collins, and a deadly past to Sally’s urgent mission.
Janet Gaynor returns with Warner Baxter in Paddy The Next Best Thing from Fox Film opening for three days at Hable's Palace Theatre. The pairing follows Daddy Long Legs with strong reviews for Gaynor’s new rogue role and Baxter as the gentle lover supported by a notable cast.
Precipitation data show none in the past 24 hours as of 8 a m. September totals stand at 3 56 inches for the month to date and 34 26 inches year to date. Winchester Laboratory records list 20 year average annual rainfall at 34 53 inches with monthly averages: January 2 36, February 2 0, 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.
Trustees announce public auction of Frederick County land parcels on October 7, 1933 in Winchester Virginia. Bidders may bid on three separate tracts or all as a combined lot with four to five structures, roads, and water features, subject to a one third cash payment and two remaining yearly installments at 6 percent interest secured by deed of trust and fire insurance.
Central Press reports Democratic lawmakers back a round robin of about 20 signers pushing for Jeffersonian appointments. Senator Key Pittman notes Democrats see political pressure as necessary while Republicans view it as partisan. The piece also covers public utilities debates over the New Deal power program and shifting financial influence from New York to Chicago.
Postmaster General James A. Farley shows signs of perturbation amid threats of a Democratic legislator revolt. The piece notes that progressive Republicans hold real influence with the administration, with some conservatives among Democrats seen as less allied.
I express heartfelt appreciation for the acts of kindness and sympathy shown by friends and neighbors during the illness and death of my beloved wife Lula James. I shall always be grateful to them.
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