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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1933
Page
4
The Evening Star advertises subscription prices and display classified rates. It lists weekly and monthly terms, advertising charges, and deadlines for placing ads with per inch and minimums, along with national reps and copy rules.
Fragmentary text repeats religious phrases and a Bible verse from Psalm 35 27. It references Christ and righteous cause with mixed capitalization and odd punctuation. No clear news event or entitites to summarize beyond biblical content.
Public Works funds finance the first repairs to the White House stonework since its construction. Arno B. Cammerer announces $6 000 for replacing two Iridiana limestone cornice stones at about $1 000 each and for reworking joints and other damaged stone. Work aims to finish before the President and family return, with some extra union masons hired.
The President spent the weekend on the water seeking relief from urgent problems. The Associated Press notes his sturdy temper helps him rest despite duties. He recovered quickly from a fever and cold, with the White House awaiting a broader recovery as national leadership steadies.
Professor Sherman of Columbia University told the American Chemical Society that new diet discoveries could extend human life by seven years. He argues people should reach peak occupational efficiency at 65 rather than 58. The text notes the body remains strong from 20 to about 40 beforedeclining, with bone doctors commenting on aging.
The piece argues that physical strength declines by age thirty due to a poorly designed mechanism. It stresses using abuse to counteract rapid decay and highlights the diet as central since the body builds from food. It urges heed to scientific guidance on foods that sustain enduring constitution.
The article notes parades in several cities showing sympathy with the NRA movement. It urges sacrifice and public spirit to restore normal industry and warns against self centered demands. It emphasizes yielding personal desires for the common good and continued confidence in government.
A Winchester City committee authorized a stance declaring alcohol a habit forming narcotic poison. It argues prohibition remains essential to curb both legal and illegal liquor and promote total abstinence, citing U S government figures claiming a two thirds drop in liquor production over twelve years of prohibition.
The Frederick Fair, October 10 to 13, marks the oldest county fair in the Mid Atlantic with state and county stock, agriculture, horticulture and household displays. Notable events include a Cattle Show at Monocacy Bridge, 1822 history notes, 4-H contests, National Guard re‑fighting of Cantigny, and reduced grandstand prices plus daily attractions and horse racing.
A proverb from Uncle Eben argues that first cheating arises from generosity, while subsequent deceit stems from foolishness. The saying frames caution in personal dealings and hints at recurring vulnerability.
Sally overhears Proctor plotting to wreck the Triton with a speedboat gun in the water and a mob plan to ambush Ted. Ted wins the race despite Egan’s crash and learns Sally has vanished after Proctor’s capture. Proctor’s scheme threatens the Daytona Beach event as a storm brews.
Report shows precipitation over 24 hours ending 8 am none. September to date 3.56 inches year to date 34.26 inches. 20 year average 34.53 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 2.50, December 2.37 inches.
Senator Harry F. Byrd meets with Virginia North Carolina and Tennessee representatives to form a permanent group for a federal loan driven scenic highway from Shenandoah National Park to Great Smokies National Park. No state bonds involved. The 300 mile route from Waynesboro to Great Smokies would cost about 7.5 million and employ around 10 000 workers. Governor Pollard calls it a major tourist draw for Virginia.
London County Council licenses issued to forty locations in the County of London many in the East End. More than a thousand cows are kept under these licenses. The Old World hosts ancient olive trees with trunks about twenty feet in circumference and age near a millennium.
A deed of trust dated January 1928 secures a debt to J Jos Sullivan. The trustee will sell at public auction September 7, 1933 at 12 M in front of Winchester Court House. The 206 acre tract near Stonewall District includes a frame building, barn and outbuildings. Terms: one third cash, balance in two annual installments with 6 percent interest, secured by deed of trust and insurance.
Washington Secretary Harold Ickes, in charge of public works and the interior, faces delays as local communities struggle to meet their funding shares for the 8.3 billion dollar program. Harriman rises in Wall Street as inflation fears persist.
Orchard owners are urged to fight the peach tree borer per Dr. Ernest N. Cory state entomologist. Crystals of paradichlorobenzene generate a gas that kills the borer. apply around the base in a pine ring and cover with earth after clearing debris.
A newspaper brief announces a new 50 cent size Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets for Women. The medicine is described as acting on the cause of female troubles and promises relief. Sold by permanent druggists.
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