Winchester Evening Star Subscription Rates and Classifieds
The Winchester Evening Star lists subscription rates by carrier and mail, including one year three months and one month options. The page also shows advertising rates and rules for classified ads, with a border notice and deadlines for insertion.
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Winchester
Evening Star Publishing Eee
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Tenney, Wood Company
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Ban ‘Pranstioe Wilecago
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By Their Fruits Morality Proverb From Luke 6:43
A short religious reflection uses Luke chapter six to contrast corrupt fruit with good fruit. It emphasizes discernment by actions, urging readers to live righteously and cultivate virtuous conduct. The verse anchors moral behavior in daily choices and character.
Welcome To Winchester Apple Blossom Festival Greetings
Winchester extends cordial welcome to Apple Blossom Festival visitors. The community thanks supporters and invites guests to enjoy a joyful festival with flowers fruit and celebrations. The Thirteenth Annual event aims for fair weather and a festive spirit as spring returns.
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Winchester
Youll Pay and Pay The Cost of Living Alarm
The piece argues that high living costs stem from recovery policies and taxes on large merchants. It warns that taxes and proposed congressional bills will raise prices, shifting the burden to American consumers. It urges 125 million shoppers to voice opposition to protect low-cost essentials.
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Congress
Garden Week in Virginia Dims Into Popular Event
Garden Week in Virginia opens with strong hotel registrations and an official estimate of at least 20 000 visitors from across America. The event supports restoration of Kenmore and celebrates gardens dating back over a century amid favorable roadside bloom and social histories.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
Kenmore
Fredericksburg
Betty Washington Lewis
America
Virginia
Garden Week in Virginia Highlights Hospitality and Heritage
Virginia celebrates Garden Week with garden and home openings showcasing hospitality and the state’s Civil War era charm. Proceeds support restoration efforts at Wilton, the Rolfe House, and other antiquities sites, aided by the Virginia Chapter of the Colonial Dames of America and the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities.
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Virginia
Jamestown
Williamsburg
Yorktown
Republic
Wilton
The
Colonial Dames of America
Rolfe
Police education proposal expands training for state and city officers
The piece argues a unified police school could be opened to municipal, county, and state officers. It suggests converting the present camp into a general police school with legislative and funding support while preserving local training. It notes Virginia’s crime and accident levels justify expanded patrols and calls for broader officer education.
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Virginia
First Year In School Shapes Future Success
Dr. Rothney of the Harvard Graduate School of Education finds that a child’s first year in school largely determines later achievement. Early indicators like scholarship, behavior, and concentration predict future success, while lazy habits can be hard to overcome. Exceptions exist when a student finds engaging training or an inspiring teacher.
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Rothney
Harvard Graduate School of Education
Will Rogers on Discipline and Inspiration for Children
Will Rogers shares humorous anecdotes and practical guidance on raising children. He emphasizes two essential traits: firm discipline to enforce rules and inspiration to spark enthusiasm for work, ensuring a secure future.
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Stephens City's Open Forum on Apple Blossom Festival float
Mrs Julian D Steele of Stephens City Virginia writes to The Star explaining she designed a high school float for the Apple Blossom Festival without school input. She defends the cartoon about the coming election as harmless and asks voters to choose what she believes is the best candidate.
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Stephens City
the Star
Julian D. Steele
Roosevelt orders military group to cease pursuing evidence
One year ago President Roosevelt orders a military group to stop pursuing evidence seized in secret sessions. Mrs. Wilson and other state officials attend a festival as Al Jolson Ruby Keeler and Will Rogers appear in performances. Curtis Puckett opens a soda fountain in organ opera town. Mile. Nea Veverka arrival is planned for the festival.
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Mouse
Commione Group
Wwooarow Wilson
al Jolson
Ruby Keeler
Capitol
Will Rogers
Curtis D. Puckett
Orgaus
Tage
Mile
Nea
Government notes on bonus bonds and general knowledge Qs
A miscellany of government mailing schedules for soldier bonus bonds and a quiz of general knowledge. Includes dates for bonus payments, Yellowstone Park proximity, Lawrence of Arabia abstinence, college hospitality courses, and Hopewell Virginia industrial status with population and factory details.
Roosevelt Speeches Prompt Cautious Praise in Washington
Political observers in Washington react to Roosevelt's recent addresses with faint praise from Republicans and mild disappointment from Democrats. Analysts expect the Senate to rewrite the tax bill, worried it may be unconstitutional and too complex to predict revenue, while markets show inflation fears and debt concerns.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Senate
Charles H Weber Named General Manager of Chesapeake and Potomac
In Virginia Charles H Weber is chosen as general manager of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company. The home of Dr. and Mrs. H H McGuire is noted as the official residence of the Queen. Miss Patricia D Morton arrives in New York aboard the SS Homeric. Mrs Fred L Glaize Sr reads a Copenhagen paper at the Century Club. Misses Jean Hammack and Eleanor McCartney of Middletown host a bridge party.
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Charles H. Weber
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Virginia
H. H. McGuire
Patricia D. Morton
New York
Ss. Homeric
Fred L. Glaize
Copenhagen
Century Club
Jean Hammack
Eleanor McCartney
Middletown
Sale of Mary Spotswood Buchanan estate draws hundreds
Hundreds buy heirlooms at a public sale of the late Mary Spotswood Buchanan ea. The story notes her estate's sale and a successful bid event.
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Mary Spotswood Buchananea
Niagara Falls
New Zealand
Virginia
Byrd
Melville Hamilton Carter
Baltimore
Nellie Taylor Rouse
Dabney C. Harrison
Edward Knodle
Hagerstown
Swope Estate Claimant Disappears in Martinsburg
Twenty five years ago Elmer C. Swope, claimant of 150000 from the Thomas H. Swope estate, vanished from Martinsburg. Other items note a Berkeley county death, a Harrisburg hotel owner’s death, a church will benefit, and a primary precinct change with Louisiana admission date.
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Elmer C. Swope
Thomas H. Swope
Martinsburg
John T. Boyd
North Mountain
Berkeley County
W. Va
Joseph V. Kavanaugh
Harrisonburg
First Baptist Church
Mary J. Glaize
Radio boosts power but print sheds light on presidency
The political verdict notes inspiring radio talks but weak print analysis. Radio experts say the national leader grows stale on air as listeners tire. Some blame the White House lack of Louis Howe, a late adviser and top publicity mind, who aided public messaging before his illness and death.
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White House
Louis McHenry Howe
Howe
Giant 289-Pound Sturgeon Hauled From Columbia Canal
Lonnie Goodwin waded into the Columbia canal when a commotion drew him to a massive fish. Two passersby aided by beating the fish on the head with rocks, then dragged it ashore. The creature weighed 289 pounds and stretched eight feet.
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Columbia, S. C
Lonnie Goodwin
Columbia Canal
Hugh
Murder Mystery of Margalo Younger in Camden Home
Detective Keyes probes Don Van Every and Gary Maughan after actress Margalo Younger is found dead in Van Every’s Camden town home. A typed note threatens the killer and a telegram envelope missing its contents hint at a hidden motive linked to a coveted ruby.
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Don van Every
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Every
Camden Rue de
Mare
Gary Maughan
van Every
Keyes
Maughan
Margalo
Joyce
Laura Reidel
Staerh
Barrimore
Miss Younger
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Ruby
Mrs. Peoples
Wright
Central Preas Absoclat
Roy Barrimore
Homer Keyes
Mangal
van Zvery
Mra Peoples
Flashes of Life Headlines a Goat Lost and a Double Funeral
In Greenville Perkerson mourns loss of a unique fox hunting billy goat that followed the hounds for 10 days. He suspects the animal perished in a fence or was stolen for barbecue. In Kansas City George and Mrs Katheter mark nearly 50 years of marriage. she dies and he follows hours later. A Milwaukee man, John Holtz, pays $50 for speeding and other charges after claiming he is on his honeymoon.
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Cecil Perkerson
Perkerson
Kansas City
George Katheter
Milwaukee
John M. Holtz
Fort Peck
Mont
George E. Page
Holtz
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