The Evening Star Publication Details and Rates
The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia lists publication daily except Sunday with several consolidations and AP rights. Subscription prices are shown for in advance yearly and quarterly terms and carrier delivery options with regional advertising representation noted for Devine Tenney Corp. in New York Des Moines and Chicago.
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Evening Star Pubishing Co
Winchester
Virgina
Devine-Tenney Corporation
New York
Des Moines
Chicago
Everlasting Light in Isaiah 60 20
The verse proclaims the Lord as lasting light for Zion, ending days of mourning. It emphasizes divine guidance and perpetual illumination beyond sunset and moonrise.
Lindbergh Baby Prophecy Sparks Debate On Science
The Staunton News-Leader critiques astrology and its claim to scientific validity. It argues modern astrologers exploit credulity, promising personal horoscopes and life solutions, while ignoring ethical realities and human freedom. It cautions that reliance on celestial determinism fuels social chaos and personal misfortune.
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Staunton News-Leader
Saul
Francis Bacon
Dean Smith
Neptune
Cancer
Leo
Sagittarius
Fate and justice cited as guiding truth in personal woes
The passage appeals to individuals to seek rightful authority for their problems and misfortunes. It asserts fate serves justice and urges people to recognize their own responsibility, echoing a line about fault lying not in the stars but in ourselves as underlings.
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Reme
Brutus
Virginia Historic Garden Week Promotes Open Estates
The Virginia historic garden week runs the week of April 25 with homes and gardens open to the public for a small fee. Proceeds fund Stratford restoration, including the houses of Francis Lightfoot, Richard Henry, and Robert E. Lee. Governor conference in Richmond adds sightseeing focus during spring visitors season.
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Baltimore Sun
Old Dominion
Virginia
Stratford
Francis Lightfoot
Richard Henry
Robert E. Lee
Richmond
Palmer tale of frontier cards and a lecturing chief
Franklin Korell in the Nation al Republic Magazine recounts Gen. Joel Palmer and his march from Indiana to Oregon City. In Grand Ronde Valley an Indian chief asked if Palmer was a Christian and then gently chastised him for card playing, calling Captain no good and prompting Palmer to resolve to quit playing cards.
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Franklin F. Korell
National Republic Magazine
Washington
Joel Palmer
Indiana
Oregon City
Grand Ronde Valley
Palmer
Market Report From Local and Baltimore Wholesale Markets
Local wholesale markets show prices for dairy feed cracked corn mixed feed shelled corn and screenings. Chicks young broilers and country butter are listed with typical price ranges amid notes of corrections from the preceding day.
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Chase
Bans, Hogvt. Co
Esa Tebavaasecesies
Ieee
Sisaes
SiGe Sage
Tenn Fia
Ccaess L
Vecetecs
Boers Aioe
Baltimore
Wheater Oy
Asia
Cece Eovsons
Bladder Physic Promises Sleep After Cleansing
An old advertisement touts BU-KETS a bladder physic to cleanse impurities acids and relieve nightly urination burning and backache. It claims four days suffices and offers a 25 cent test box with money back if not relieved. Baker's Drug Store promotes the product with a bold claim of regular sleep after use.
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Baker's Drug Store
Fortunate Beekeepers Tax Status Declared Hobby
In England beekeeping is officially classed as a hobby and profits are not subject to income tax. The ruling means those who keep bees for pleasure are exempt from tax on earnings derived from honey and related products.
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England
Rainfall totals and monthly normals from Winchester lab
Precipitation in the last 24 hours is .25 inches. April total is 1.93 inches with year to date 12.09 inches. Monthly normals by month from a 19 year record: January 2.36, February 1.95, March 2.70, April 3.17, May 3.58, June 3.89, July 3.50, August 3.54, September 2.20, October 2.87, November 2.14, December 2.39.
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Winchester Research C Laboratory
Ward Swank Files for Harrisonburg Mayor Election
Former State Senator Ward Swank city clerk and Rockingham Democratic chair filed for mayor in Harrisonburg’s June election. Other candidates include Morrison undecided on running, Bradley possibly for Republican, and several incumbents seeking reelection with challengers Spitzer and Chappelear contesting on opposite sides. Filing deadline is next Friday.
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Harrisonburg
Ward Swank
Morrison
John W. Morrison
Johns. Bradley
Wilmer
Frank Coffman
FE. Dulaney Ott
Raymond C. Dingledine
Zigler
Menefee
Will
P. F. Spitzer
George Chappelear
The Gay Bandit of the Border and the Mexican Wilds
Ted Radcliffe is drawn into the border world of El Coyote and Morales. Major Blount plans a joint US search as Jito enforces Morales rule. Adela Morales aids the people while Price explains the land's oppression and the bandit’s critique of tyranny.
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Ted Radcliffe
Verdi
Bob Harkness
Radcliffe
Mexico
Major Blount
U. S. Army
Ted
Paco Morales
Adela
Morales
el Coyote
U. S
Bob
Don Bob
Jito
Dr. Price
Fl Coyote
Price
Clara
Adela Morales
Marale
Local News From Highview and Surrounding Towns
Mrs. Lester Carroll returned from a two week visit to Cumberland Maryland with relatives. Virgie Orndorff visits Martinsburg sister Mrs. R C Hicks. Mrs. Frank Huffman and children visit Stephens City and Middleburg relatives. Garland Broy and daughter spend time with J R Broy's parents. O L Grim visits Issac Grim. C A Beaty visits Mort Brown family near Milldale. Miss Brown is ill. Garland Bray and J E White travel to Richmond Virginia on business. Ladies from the area attend a quilt at Ridings Chapel hosted by Mrs Te Hammock last Thursday.
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Highview
W. Va
Lester Carroll
Homer Schuler
Norman White
Cumberland
Virgie Orndorff
R. C. Hicks
Martinsburg
Frank Huffman
Stephens City
Howardith
Middleburg
A. F. Lillard
Garland Broy
J. R. Broy
O. L. Grim
Issac Grim
C. A. Beaty
Mort Brown
Milldale
Suit Filed for Rent Against Harry K Thaw
A suit for 3750 dollars for rent of an apartment from last August to the present month was disclosed in Supreme Court today. A warrant of attachment against Thaws property in New York state was signed.
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Associated Press
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Supreme Court
Thaw
New York State
Treating Stored Eggs Shell Treated to Preserve Quality
Shell treated eggs are dipped in mineral oil to coat the shell and seal pores to prevent moisture loss. This method aims to maintain egg quality during long shipments or extended storage.
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