Evening Star publication details and pricing notes
The fragment lists publication details for the Evening Star based in Chester Virginia. It mentions publishers and various subscription options with prices for daily, weekly, and carrier delivery, including terms for different durations.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
Chester, Virginia
AP News Dispatch Policy Framed for Republication Use
The Associated Press provides news dispatches exclusively for republication by clients. items credited to AP are standardized while locally credited pieces use the client’s byline and branding as appropriate. This policy governs reuse in local news publishing.
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Associated Press
Movement to centralize almshouse care in Frederick County
August 8 1924 report supports ECONOMY movement to abandon separate almshouses in Frederick County and neighboring counties Clarke Shenandoah and Warren. Delegates praise county board for initiating centralized operation while criticizing waste from current system. Proposal aims to sell property and use proceeds to reduce county costs.
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Frederick County
Hester
Count Clarke
Shenandoah
Warwad
Comeree
Win- Frederick -County
North Carolina road bonds and port proposal stir legislature
The editorial notes Governor Morrison's plan for additional highway bonds and a port and steamship project. It cites the North Carolina Highway Commission chair’s opposition and predicts legislators will act on Morrison's recommendations, with a possible public vote on port bonds. It warns of rising state debt and reviews Virginia’s tax policy and pay as you go road financing.
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Mic
Harry Byrd
Winchester Star
North Carolina
North Carol
Morrison
Port Am Mission
Frank Page
North Carolina Highway Commission
Jose- Pail Daniele
Raleigh News
Ata
Alleghanies
Carol
Virginia
Bertite
Byrd
Virginin
North ‘ Ha
Trinkle
Led- Beer-Dispatch
General Treasury
Richmond
New York
General Assembly
Page
Danville News
Doodle's Cafe Praised In Odd Rhyme Spree
A whimsical verse extols Doodle's Cafe with vivid diners and polite service. The speaker lauds clean tableware, friendly staff, and modest prices while urging readers to try the cafe's fried fare and pheasants amid lingering, unfinished lines.
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Doodle’s
Prince Cabes
Doodle
St Cafe
Health and Vitality for Women Advertises Pinkham's Compound
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for headaches nervousness and other ailments common to women. The copy mentions a fifty year history and urges suffering women to try the product. It notes Mr. and Mrs. Sinnott of Washington D C visiting relatives in Nation.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
William B. Sinnott
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Sinnott
Mrs. Char- Fadi
Two Ku Klux Klans Published by request of Dr Walter Cox
Letter to the editor by Nannie Nutt Holt defending the original Ku Klux Klan and denouncing modern imitators. She contrasts postwar Reconstruction politics with Confederate heroism, arguing the original Klan arose from necessity, while modern groups are criminal and parasitic. Dated Sanibel Florida June 2 1923.
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Walter Cox
New York ‘Times
Rosinante
Land of Liberty
Hell
Appomattox
Fredericksburg
Chancellorsville
Ku Klux Klan
Klan
Nannie
Nutt Holt
Kay Natt
Shreveport
Sanibel, Fla
Coke Quality Analysis by Penniman and Browne
The July 9 1924 analysis of W G E L Co coke shows moisture 3.47 percent volatile matter 7.44 percent fixed carbon 74.79 percent and ash 14.30 percent totaling 100 percent The chemists deem the coke about equal in value to anthracite coal and note its lighter burn requires more frequent stoking but it kindles readily and heats quickly in proper ovens.
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Penniman & Browne
Baltimore
Ku Klux Klan Statements Cited by Signatories
The document affirms all claims made by the undersigned about the old and present Ku Klux Klan. Walter Cox and M. D. Winchester signed on August 7, 1924, in support of the statements.
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Ku Klux Klan
Walter Cox
M. D. Winchester
Rural Sunday Services Across Winchester Charge
The Rev S R Ludwig announces Sunday schedules for Winchester rural United Evangelical churches. Pleasant Valley holds Sunday school at 10 a m with sermon and Communion at 11. Christian Endeavor at 8 p m. Fairview offers 2:30 p m Sunday school and 3:30 p m sermon with Communion and an 8 p m Endeavor session. Mount Zion hosts an 8 p m sermon. Mount Pleasant and Mount Olive run 10 a m Sunday schools, with Mount Olive offering proper and praise at 8 p m. Sunrise lists 10 a m Sunday school.
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S. R. Ludwig
Winchester Rural Charge
United’ Erthren
Pleasant Valley
Pas
Christian Endeavor Society
Fairview
Mount Zion
Mount Pleasant
Mount Olive
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