Evening Star records Winchester publication details
The Evening Star appears as second-class mail in Winchester Virginia. The paper is published daily except Sundays by The Evening Star Publishing Co. and consolidated with Morning News tern The Weekly News The Weekly Mines and The Weekly Mirror.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Morning Newstern
The
Weekly News
Weekly Mines
Weekly Mirror
Newspaper Subscription Rates and AP Copyright Notice
The text lists subscription prices by mail and carrier for various durations and mentions the Associated Press exclusive rights to republish AP news dispatches and all local news published. The fragment includes price figures and a copyright notice.
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Incomplete readable text lists a political call to action with campaign style phrases. No clear names places or dates are recoverable to form a factual summary.
Bible Thought and Prayer for Parents and Children
Daily Bible selections for children to memorize and pass on a priceless heritage. Strange bedfellows verse Prov 26 16 notes the sluggard wiser in his conceit than seven who can render a reason. Prayer asks God to help us be workers with Him and diligent in business.
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Sluggard
Smith's Appointees Defy Tammany Claim in Cuomo Era
Petersburg Progress Index notes New York State Governor Smith appointed several Republicans to top posts since 1919, including Graves Moses Greese McDonald Nicoll Parsons Johnson Kieb Smith Rice Clark. Only three NYC department heads are named, none Tammany. Article challenges clergy and Republicans who oppose Smith to ignore fear of Tammany control.
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Tammany Hall
Smith
Mr. Hoover
Cannon Down
Harding
New York Times
Stith
George B. Graves
Robert Moses
Department of State
Albany
Frederick Stuart Greese
Department of Public Works
Tammany
Conservation Department
Alexander McDonald
New York
Department of Health
Matthias Nicoll, Jr
Department
John C. Clark
New York City
Republian
City
Abolish the Submarine and War Gas, Say Editor
The editorial condemns submarines and poison gas as inhuman tools of war and calls for their abolition. It condemns the loss of life in peaceful submarine disasters and lauds young sailors who volunteer for dangerous service, arguing such weapons ruin civilization. It also notes fertilizer use of chemical compounds to aid food growth and preservation.
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Hopewell News
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Memoirs and the Price of War Leadership
The piece notes how British and American elites could command large sums for war memoirs and political memoirs. Lloyd George refused 450000 for two volumes out of tradition. Lord Balfour to receive 150000 for public war reflections. Jefferson and Madison memoirs are valuedhigh given their historical prints and purchases by Virginia assembly.
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Richmond Ee
Lloyd George
Lord Balfour
Thomas Jefferson
General Assembly of Virginia
Monticello
Madison
Congress
Keeping rip fruit exchange method from ribbing New Jersey
New Jersey fruit growers study a ripening method from the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia. Thomas F. McGreggor notes fruit stayed ripe for up to six months in 36 to 70 degree temps using nitrogen in steel containers with air evacuated before nitrogen introduction. The nitrogen slows decay and protects fruit from oxidation.
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New Jersey
Franklin Institute of
Philadelphia
Thomas F. McGreggor
Institute
New Styles for Kitchen Cabinets Attract Attention
A social observer notes the kitchen of the near future becomes more cheerful with colored walls and stylish fittings. Local furniture stores showcase Spanish yellow and red, Colonial, and Modern American cabinets blending labor saving features with period furniture aesthetics.
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Machanae
Hogue Creek Locals Update From Aug 18
Rev J Racey of Winchester visited the Orndoff home Wednesday night. Mrs David Foster is staying several days at Wadesville. Mrs Vernon Baker called on Mrs Carter Hoover Wednesday. Mr and Mrs J S Orndoff visited Marion Cooper Sunday evening. Luther Larrick broke his right arm at a threshing machine Monday but improving. William Hoover and daughter Audrey visited Carter Hoover Tuesday. Little Victor Hoover has been ill the past week. Helen White spent Wednesday evening with Nannie Orndoff.
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Hogue Creek
J. Racey
Winchester
J. S. Orndoff
David Foster
Wadesville
Vernon Baker
Carter Hoover
Marion Cooper
Luther Larrick
William Hoover
Audrey Hoover
Mrs
Victor Hoover
Helen White
Nannie Orhdoff
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