Winchester Evening Star Record of Publication
The notice lists the Winchester Virginia newspaper The Evening Star as a second class post office publication. It notes daily publication excluding Sundays and merges with several local papers including Morning News Item Weekly News Weekly Times and Weekly Mirror.
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Winchester
The
Evening Star Publishing Co
Virginia
Morning News
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Subscription Rates For Mal One Month In Advance
Subscription rates list the price for one month and carrier for one year in advance. The text shows weekly and yearly figures such as four dollars fifty cents for one week and two dollars twenty five cents for two weeks, with a ten dollar yearly option.
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Mal
Carrier
Wekely
Associated Press Entitlements for Republication
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish and republish all dispatches credited to its bureau or not credited and all local news printed in this newspaper.
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Associated Press
Growing Company Prays for Guidance in Micah Message
A devotional note invokes Micah 4 2 urging all to seek the mountain of the Lord and learn his paths May the Spirit empower us to lead others in faith and service through prayerlinked reflection.
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Lord
Jacob
Virginia Labor Tension Sparks Furniture Strike at Staunton Waynesboro
The Norfolk Virginian Pilot reports a Virginia strike among Staunton and Waynesboro furniture operatives with about 475 employees walking out over a new male to female staff replacement. The piece critiques the use of National Guard measures and local ordinances while urging fair, restrained tactics to settle the dispute.
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Norfolk
Virginian Pilot
Virginia
Staunton
Waynesboro
Elizabethton
Libby
Ocjn
Caroline
Pony
Ney
Worl
Aeir
Waynesboro Furniture
Vic
É Ee
National Guard
North Carolina
Beebs
Eco
Pee Capital
Virginia’s Cape Henry Pilgrimage Set for April Observance
The report notes several Virginia celebrations with historical roots. Cape Henry Pilgrimage on April 26 marks the 320 second anniversary of the Jamestown landing, with governors and church leaders speaking. Jamestown Day on May 13 and Richmond’s Adventure Days festival follow, reflecting a surge of historic commemorations across the state.
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Richmond
Cape Henry
Assembly of
Tidewater Virginia
Byrd
Gardner
North Via
Gillett
Massachusetts
Bishoon
Washington
Op Cker
Virginia
Jamestown
Virginia's heritage and pride lift the state after war
The passage extols Virginians love of home and reverence for the past. It highlights noblesse oblige as a force that restored Virginia from postwar depths toward prominence among U S states.
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England
Virginia
Union
Farmers study corn stalk paper production in Corn Belt
Reports from New York and Chicago papers show farmers pushing corn stalk pulp as a viable fiber for paper. Corn stalks suppress pests and decay slowly, making them valuable with wood pulp, with Virginia noted for its corn output and potential for cotton stalk pulping.
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New York
Chicago
Virginia
UNPICKED LOVELINESS
Education for wildflower conservation faces slow progress as many pickers destroy rare blossoms. Automobiles bring more flower enthusiasts to woods, worsening depletion. Yet some localities report limited gains as nature study in schools spreads awareness.
Nature clubs foster love of wildflowers in youth
Groups such as Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls begin to show positive impact as children learn to treasure nature. They enjoy identifying wildflowers without harming them, gaining satisfaction from peaceful outdoor study.
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Boy Scouts
Campfire Girls
Opera in Texas raises payment dispute over Thais
The Chicago Civic Opera Company toured Amarillo to perform Thais with guaranteed expenses. An Amarillo paper faulted the show, saying singers botched the work and the opera was clipped. Sponsors withheld full payment as the quarrel escalated.
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Chicago Civic Opera Company
Ary Garden and
Amarlo
Texas
Amarillo
Toonerville
All Bran brings relief from chronic constipation
A reader claims nightly cathartics and daily enemas were stopped after two months of Kellogg's All Bran with cream. The letter praises improved digestion and regularity, noting two tablespoons per meal as a recommended amount and highlighting the product as 100 percent bran available ready to eat.
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Phelps Ave
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Loans for Household Expenses
Quick loans with private terms from Persona Minance Co. of Martinsburg offering $10 to $300 on personal signatures. Fixed by law repayment monthly. Reach 115 W King St Martinsburg by phone 997. (1-10-tnes thne saat -tf)
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Persona Minance Co
Martinsburg
King St
District Leader Back Pollard for Virginia Governor
Richmond Times Dispatch reports T G Burch of Martinsville a member of the State Democratic Central Committee and chair of the Fifth District Democratic Committee endorses John Garland Pollard for governor. He cites Pollard’s alignment with progressive policies and past record as the basis for support.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
T. G. Burch
Martinsville
State
Democratic Central Committee
Fifth District
Democratic Committee
John Garland Pollard
Burch
Virginia
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Loudoun St
Gillett Razor
Mennen’s Tale
Viata
G Society
Liles Vee
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Decker
Snapp’s Foundry, Inc
N. Market St
Ridgeway’s Store
Cammer Tire Co
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Northern Virginia Power Company
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Kotex
N. R
S. Main St
Schenectady
University of Missouri
Core West
Datrett News
Brooks
Harmony Bay
Gillette Blades
Klenzo Shaving
Bay Runt Imp. Pt
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Texan
Parke-Devis
Childres
Parke-Devis Stender
C&l
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M.S. Loy
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