Evening Star Winchester Virginia Publication Details
The Evening Star is a daily newspaper in Winchester Virginia published by The Evening Star Publishing Co with consolidations from Morning News Item Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror It is a member of the Associated Press and subscribes via mail or carrier with rates listed and national advertising representations in New York Atlanta Chicago and other cities.
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Christ All for Christ Store Ad Readable Quote
A compact ad fragment presents a religious slogan urging meek self examination with a biblical reference. It lists numbers such as 3.50 and 1.75 and 90 30, suggesting pricing or quantities for items not clearly identified.
Roosevelt's national outlook shapes his bold agenda
The article argues President Roosevelt pursues a national program despite minority groups opposing him. It suggests critics fear a second term, but supporters praise his decisive stance. It warns that cautious politics may fail against a clearly favorable broad public mood.
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Wall Street
Roosevelt
Lorelei for Angels in Nazi Christian Manifesto
The Richmond News Leader reports Nazi party head Fred Rosenberg urging abolition of the Old Testament and replacement with German mythic figures. He calls for Sonnen, Siegfried, and Valkyries replacing biblical names, with praise of Teutonic myth above Jewish Scripture.
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Sun Yat-Sen
Lenin
Russia
Notices in a New Yorker Mansions Mail Mix
A townsman in the New Yorker article avoids responsibility via a bed and board notice. Soon his mail floods in with five moving and storage offers, three notes touting Mexican divorce, five private detective pitches, seven cordial shops and speakeasy cards, four hotel circulars, several bachelor laundry calls, and three offers of rooms with home comforts.
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New Yorker
Laundries Eong
The Forgotten Husband Lacks a Practical Service
The passage notes a missing utility that would guide a husband to locate his dress shirt studs, hinting at a broader gap in available household assistance. The quote reflects a practical need and suggests the work of arrangements or forms could streamline domestic tasks.
Winchester News Highlights and Community Notes
Prizes totaling nearly $1000 invited to Apple Blossom Festival participants. Modern Woodmen of America initiates a large class. Winchester Lions Club reports 100 percent luncheon attendance. Yankees beat Athletics in season opener. Virginia Republicans debate dry laws. Democrats hold mass meeting. Loyal Order of Moose to hold memorial at Empire Theatre. Covington poised for rayon plant employing 2000 workers. Virginia forest fires tally rises with recent frost damage to fruit. Hawaiian music shines at Empire Theatre. Local clothier offers suits from 22.50 to 35.00. Rev Walter M. Depp leaves Market Street Church for another post. A Texas girl reportedly danced 66 hours. Shenandoah Valley National Bank deposits reach 2 014 825 41.
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Woodmen of America
Winchester Lions Club
New York Yankees
Earnshaw
Philadelphia Athletics
Henry W. Anderson
Virginia
United States
R. Gray Williams
Loyal Order of Moose
Empire Theatre
Covington
Richmond
J. M. Orndorff
Walter M. Depp
Market Street Methodist Church
Texas
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester
Grace plans a movie date amid family tensions and gossip
Sue and Grace prep for a night out while Pinky arrives to take Grace to the Commodore. Pop mocks Philip’s disappearance and Sue defends him, as Grace hides disappointment in not going to the city show. Annabel and Grace weigh social pressures amid family secrets.
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Grace
Sue
Pinky
Allard
Pop
Ljt
Philip
Morris
Gerard
Modore
Commodore
Roxie’s
Harold Trevis
Byrd Porch Easter Service Offered To Duncan Church
Senator Harry F. Byrd and Mrs Byrd offer the large eastern porch of their Berryville home for Duncan Memorial Church Easter sunrise service set for 5 am Sunday. The event is expected to draw a large crowd.
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Harry F. Byrd
Duncan Memorial Church
James Riddle
Riddle
R. J. Lewis
Albert C. Miller
Sarah Blackburn Crown
Columbia
Joseph Lewis
Arenaaughter
C Moffett
Prams Sat
Nicholas Moore
Edward P. Berlin
Washington
L. B. Stinee
James and
Edward Berlin, Jr
Rainfall figures show mixed monthly totals and year to date
Precipitation in the past 24 hours ended 8 a m was none. April to date 0.72 inches, year to date 8.99 inches. Winchester laboratory shows monthly averages with values for January 2.00, February 2.70, March 3.11, May 3.73, and other months listed with varying totals.
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Winchester Te Bio Laboratory
Window Box Planting Rules and Suitable Varieties
Central Press garden expert Dean Halliday outlines how to plan window boxes for small houses. He stresses balanced density, proper height placement, and color distribution with rear center tall dark foliage plants, center fillers, and front row spillers, listing suitable varieties for each position.
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Dean Halliday
Central Press Garden
Leprosy Germs Form Clusters Distinguishing Factor
The leprosy germ and tuberculosis germ are nearly indistinguishable under the microscope unless the leprosy germs are observed in clusters.
Shenandoah Valley Ad Targets Easter Vacationists
Shenandoah Valley, Inc. of Staunton plans a broad newspaper advertising push to lure Easter vacationers from major cities. Dr W J Showalter promotes the valley as a vacationist’s mecca with illustrated publicity stories coordinated with the campaign.
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W. J. Showalter
Shaw smiles for photographers at Met Opera House
George Bernard Shaw poses willingly for New York photographers but declines interviews. He speaks frankly to a large Met audience about Americans, its president, bankers and its constitution in a candid, unsparing critique.
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George Bernard Shaw
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
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