Evening Star notices and pricing for 1927 edition
The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia announces publication details and subscription rates for the early 20th century edition. It notes consolidation with local papers The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror and lists postal and AP affiliations along with date August 8 1927.
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Associated Press
Bible Thought and Prayer Memorization for Heritage
Parents urged to have children memorize daily Bible selections to build a priceless heritage. The message cites Psalm 90 verse 2 and calls for prayer with Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God Almighty.
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God
Public sentiment urged to curb naval armament race
The Geneva conference on naval limitation collapsed, highlighting American lag in cruiser strength behind Britain and Japan. Public sentiment is urged to prevent a large expansion program while acknowledging defensive naval needs and potential value of airplanes. The piece notes Byrd program support and political shifts in Virginia Senate races.
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Great Britain
Japan
United States
England
Senatorial Primary Results and Byrd Alignment
Norfolk Ledger Dispatch notes Democratic state senators named or unopposed, with Governor Byrd facing no major threat in the upper house. It argues for less than 80 unanimity to enable stronger leadership and highlights lessons from primaries, including Norfolk City stalwarts Lesner and Barron backing Byrd reforms and Doughty’s edge in Princess Anne Accomack-Northampton linked to Byrd support in 1925.
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J. Harry Rew
Doughty
Ames
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Lloyd B. Warren
Senate
House of Defence
House
Byrd
Alexandria-Arlington
Frank H. Ball
Arlington
Democratic
Ball
Louisa Orange-Fredericksburg
W. Worth Smith
Virginius Shackleford
A. D. Barksdale
Roanoke City
Holman Willis
A. P. Staples
Staples
Richmond City
Morgan Mills
Mills
Albert O. Boschen
Richard Ss. Wright
Robert Gilliam
Petersburg
Saxon Holt
Newport News
Thomas J. Downing
Lancaster
W. H. Meat. Staunton
B. Frank Buchanan
Saryth
C. C Vaughan
Franklin
W. O. Rogers
Waverly
W. A. Garrett
Henry
Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch
General Assembly
Norfolk City
Lesner
Barron
Princess Anne Accomac-Northampton
Mapp
Princess Anne
Anne
Macedonia Church yard party announced for Sunday school benefit
Armale notes Aug 13 yard party for Macedonia Church Sunday school. Visitors to W. L. Armel home include A. R. Armel J. W. Armel and families from Milldale and Gore. Also reports on visits, property work, and a convention in Stephens City.
Vast Shale Fields of Colorado Promise Nation New Oil Supply
A reported feature on Colorado shale fields expected to boost U S oil output. The piece highlights explorers led by Mrs Stella Court Treatt guiding a six member party across Africa and Colorado, noting her medical aid to babies and crossing remote regions while detailing her Cape to Cairo journey.
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Associated Press
Boston
Stella Court Treatt
C. Court Treatt
F. RC. I
Capetown
Cairo
Colorado
Promise Nation
New
Visitors Return After Visits Across East Coast
On Northwest Pike Aug 5 several residents report returns from trips to Washington D C Bridgeport Conn and Winchester and a guest list includes Miss Wirginia Mason Miss Dally Trenary and Mrs Emma Cooper Mrs Ruhl Anderson and son Lan sing. The community notes indicate welcome rain and social visits at the homes of Mr and Mrs Walter Anderson and Leslie Ramey.
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Northwest Turnpike
Fred Boxwell
Fellows
Washington, D. C
Grace Boxwell
Bridgeport, Conn
Washington
J. E. Boxwell
Emma Cooper
Winchester
Annie Ramey
Wirginia Mason
Dally Trenary
Margaret Nelson
Ruhl Anderson
Lan
Walter Anderson
Gladys Ramey
Leslie Ramey
Navy speed pilot Williams combines law and flight careers
Lieut Alford J Williams, a prominent Navy speed pilot, has pursued law at Georgetown University while serving as an instructor and flight expert. Born in Bronx County in 1892, he earned an LL B from Fordham and joined the Naval Reserve in 1917. He later won the Pulitzer Trophy in 1923 and set a world speed record of 246.67 mph for 200 kilometers in the Navy R2C1, remaining the record holder.
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Washington
Alford J. Williams
Navy
Williams
Bronx County
New York
Fordham University
New York Giants
Fordham
Naval Reserve Force
St. Louis
Women Over Fift Find New Vitality With Pinkham Remedy
Mrs Annie Kwinski of Milwaukee reports extreme weakness but recovers after six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Mattie Adams of Brewton Alabama says it made her feel like a different woman. Thousands of women past fifty credit the remedy with renewed vigor enabling active lives and civic involvement.
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Annie Kwinski
1St Avenue
Milwaukee
Wis
Lydia B. Pinkham
Mattie Adams
Downing Street
Brewton
Ala
Lydia E. Pinkham
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