Evening Star publication note from Winchester Virginia
The Evening Star entered at Winchester post office as second class matter. Published daily except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Co. Consolidated with Morning News Item and weekly papers The Weekly News The Weekly Times The Weekly Mirror.
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Winchester
Wases
The
Evening Star Publishing Co
Virginia
Morning News
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Newspaper Rates and Ad Representatives Shown
The text lists subscription prices in advance for one year and shorter terms, with rates for local public news. It also notes Associated Press credit and national advertising representatives in major cities, including Prost Landis and Kohn.
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Associated Press
Prost Landis and
Kohn
New York
Atlanta
Chicago
Detroit
The Word and Creation According to John 1 3
A devotional stating that in the beginning the Word was with God and was God and that all things were made through the Word. It cites John 1 3 and emphasizes the divinity and creative power of the Word.
Rope Swing Added To White House Grounds
Mrs. Roosevelt proposed a rope swing at the White House, initially vetoed by Col. A. B. Grant III who cited bark damage and forbidden swings. She recalled Hudson River trees with swings and the feature was approved, bringing practicality and cheer to the White House for the children and guests.
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Washington
White House
Hudson
Bride Runs Off Prompting Wedding Gift Return
A Long Island woman ordered a china dinner service as a wedding present for her niece. The gift was delivered but later returned to the store after the bride ran away before the ceremony. The case concluded with the paper stating the purchase was a wedding gift and the bride's absence as the customer's error.
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Long Island
Inauguration talk of a new Cabinet in Aunt Phoebe’s view
Aunt Phoebe Tilden remarks on the newly inaugurated President and plans for a Cabinet. She praises the Hoover era utensils and fixtures, hoping Roosevelt will assemble an improved cabinet with better conveniences.
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Phoebe Tilden
Hoover
Hemasta
Roosevelt
Life in Republican Spain reviewed with economic calm
A London Review of Reviews essay contrasts Spain’s prosperity with northern industrial woes. It praises low unemployment, steady money flow, and simple wants while noting a generally relaxed, sunlit Spain as a counterpoint to harsher northern conditions. A separate brief mentions a hickory tree over James Sayre’s grave in Canton Pennsylvania Baptist Cemetery.
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Spain
James Sayre
Canton
Sayre
Andrew Jackson
Virginia Beer Rush Sparks Cross Border Excitement
A Richmond dispatch notes that Virginians may flood Maryland and Washington on the weekend of April 6 to 8 as 3.2 percent beer becomes legal. If Virginians spend up to ten dollars each, four million leaves the state to benefit Maryland and federal treasuries, while traffic and illegal shipments loom. New York license plates flood Winchester as tourists flock through the Shenandoah Valley via Route 11 seeking the famed Old Virginia Welcome.
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Winchester
Maryland
District of Columbia
Richmond
Rambler
Virginia
News Dispatch
Treasuries
New York
Caverns
Shenandoah Valley
Blue Ridge Chain of Mountains
Prohibition Chief Appointed as Illicit Liquor Crackdown Begun
The Roosevelt administration names Major A. V. Dalrymple of California as prohibition director to curb illegal liquor supply. He succeeds Col. Amos W. Woorbock, who resigned after serving since 1938, with beer days away in an expanding federal drive.
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Roosevelt
A. V. Dalrymple
California
Prohibition
Col
Amos W. W. Woorbock
Advice to Daughters and Middle Aged Women
Advice to daughters and women of middle age suffering monthly pains headaches and nervousness to take Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Mrs Stella Estep of Star City West Virginia reports relief after trying four doctors and then using the Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. Sold by all druggists with free medical advice from Dr Pierce's Clinic Buffalo NY.
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Dr. Pierce
Buffalo, N.4
Frederick county jury returns twelve indictments
One year ago a Frederick County circuit court jury returned twelve indictments. A search for the Lindbergh baby was underway in Scotland. Councilmanic candidate W A Sale favored a water bond issue with no tax increase. Firemen paid respects to two deceased members James B Russell and John M Renner. Hoover says attacks on his policies are unjustified. Five years ago Treasury Secretary Mellon advised against tax cuts. Safes at Haldeman’s Creamery and Winchester Steam Lamp blew by yeggmen. Woodstock High beat a local cindermen squad. Sayersatiean teneneen for Apple Blossom Festival to be announced. Frederick plans over 108000 for schools this year. Caesar at Empire Theatre this spring. Chicago elects a mayor in a Democratic wave. William F Hottel, Confederate veteran, has passed away.
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Cirquit Court
Frederick County
Scotland
Lindbergh
W. A. Sale
James B. Russell
John M. Renner
Hoover
Treasury
Mellon
Haldeman's Creamery
Winchester
Woodstock High School
Pane High School
Fess
Frederick Courty
Leiber
Guitus Caesar
Empire Theatre
Democratic Party
Chicago
William F. Hottel
Evich
Romance blooms as Sue Allard meets Philip Gerard in New York
Sue Allard, a Hotel Metropolitan telephone operator, meets Philip Gerard son of a wealthy family. He is linked to an attack on Merle Beckwith and an earlier flirtation with Merta Morris. They share a luxurious date at a roof garden, amid gifts and social tension.
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Sue Allard
Metropolitan
New York
Philip Gerard
Philip
Merta Morris
Sue
Merle Beckwith
the Metropolitan
Christine Worden
Merta
Pierre
Mrs. Parmely
Anna
Grace
Annabel
Pinky Trevis
Roof Garden
Metropolitan Water
Brooklyn
Fifth Avenue
Pop
Httle
Mae
Rainfall totals and averages from Winchester lab records
Precipitation data show 24 hour total 11 inches, April to date 0.32 inches, year to date 8.59 inches. Averages by month are listed from January to December with figures ranging from 2.15 to 4.31 inches, based on 30 rainfall records.
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Winchester
Red la
Forgotten at Palace in last showings tonight
Lee Kohlmar and co stars including William Collier Jr Natalie Moorehead and June Clyde appear in Forgotten at the Palace for the last times tonight. The feature follows a tale of family life and a failing parent challenging youth and modernism.
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Lee Kohlmar
Palace
William Collier, Jr
Natalie Moorehead
June Clyde
Paramount News
Kendall de Vally
Rasputin and the Empress Plays at Capitol Tonight
The Royal Family of stage actors John Ethel and Lionel Barrymore appear together on screen in Rasputin and the Empress a dramatic account of the fall of the Romanoffs now showing at Capitol Theatre in its last performances today.
Tess of the Storm Country at the Colonial Maine coast setting
Warner Bros presents Tess of the Storm Country in a Maine coastal setting showing opening scenes aboard a three masted schooner and continues in a fisherman's colony, creating a romantic atmosphere. the text also briefly discusses the Malay term padi meaning unhusked rice.
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Gaynor-Farrell
Maine
To Whom It May Concern Notice
Statement from Maw Wilmer C. Henry that he will not be responsible for any debts or bills incurred by his wife Ada V. Henry. The document disclaims liability and clarifies financial responsibility.
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Ada V. Henry
General Waller Pleads for Better Armories in Virginia
Adjutant General Samuel Gardner Waller urges the Assembly to fund armory construction to store federal property and support local troops. He notes Lynchburg and Danville now have new armories, many communities still lack space, and federal funds and cooperation have improved care and accountability. Color blindness is described as hereditary and more common in boys, with higher average intelligence.
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Comere Conan
Samuel Gardner Waller
Military Affairs Division
Waller
Lynchburg
Danville
Virginia
Et Guard
Militia Bureau
War Department
Third Co
Paul B. Malone
Embroider Colorful Bed Linens with Simple Designs
Create attractive beds using colored sheets and pillow cases with edge embroidery. Monograms or initials in matching or white colors enhance the set. designs suit towels, dresser scarves, and other linens. Transfer tips use a tablespoon bowl rub method. mail $1.00 for the Wonder Package by Donald F. Dunpee, Chicago, Illinois.
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Donald F. Dunpee
Sheldon Street
Chicago
Ill
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R. J. Scott
Centre Press Association, Inc
Greece
Madagascar
James J. Corbett
Pers
Baker’s Drug Store
LUX Soap
Hable’s Palace
Warner Bros. Capitol
Warner Bros. Colonial
Wilmer C. Henry
Atlantic City
Cape May
Ocean City Or
Wildwood, N. J
Asbury Park
North Jersey
Baltimore & Ohio
Harpers Ferry
Miles B. Dean
N. Cameron Street
J. A. Hancher
White Hall
Arthur Smith
Wardensville
S. G. Newcome
W. S. Carlisle
Valley Mill Road
Frigidaire
Northern Virginia Power CO
Winchester Furnitiuire CO
South Main Street
Winchester, Va
Donald F Duncan
Sheldon St
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