Evening Star Publication Details for Winchester Virginia
The Evening Star operates as a second class matter at Winchester Virginia post office. It is consolidated with The Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and operates under The Evening Star Publishing Co. Publication and subscription rates are listed for various durations for daily weekly and carrier editions.
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Evening Star
Winch . Va
Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Viz
Times
Classified Advertising Rates and Policies Notice
Public notice details rates for classified and display advertising including two cents per word with minimum 11 cents, memorials priced, cards of thanks, and display deadlines with border ads due by 10 A M. Contracts available and national reps listed. Includes promotional line for Christ and offices in Des Moines and Atlanta.
Give small business a freer rein in N R A policy
Roosevelt era plans may shift N R A structure toward a five man board or retain one man control. The article argues to empower small businesses and manufacturers, noting N R A success in recovery and urging prompt action to ease restrictions and let business proceed with conservative practices. General Johnson and Richberg favor an enlarged board to oversee codes.
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Roosevelt
N.R. A
Tiimin
Gen. Johnson
Richberg
Departments of Justice
Blue Eagles
New York Times Discusses Lenin and Political Testaments
The piece argues Lenin's farewell letter targeted party leaders rather than the Russian people. It notes Lenin warned Stalin of mischief after power and contrasts Soviet leadership with later Chinese political shifts.
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New York Times
Hindenburg
Lenin
Communist Party
Soviet Russia
Stalin
Sovietsia
Yat-Sen
Aer
Manchus
Sun Yat Sen Principles and Hindenburg’s Era in Flux
The piece contrasts Sun Yat-sen’s three aims democracy living standard and economic self sufficiency with the current German and Russian leaders. It notes Lenin’s failed will and questions Chiang Kai shek’s adherence to Sun’s revolution while Berlin reports bans on the old imperial flag as Hindenburg’s legacy wanes.
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Chiang Kai-shek
Dr. Sun
Chiang
Berlin
Hindenburg
Changing Niagara Falls Rocks Draw Curious Public
Exchange News reports a new rock slide at Niagara Falls startling observers. Geologists note such slips have occurred for ages and may reveal more of the layered ledge as erosion reshapes the border near Lake Ontario.
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Niagra Falls
Niagara River
Lake Ontario
Niagara Falls
Understanding the NC preacher and the test of faith
The Richmond News Leader critiques mountain faith and miracle beliefs while asserting a tougher test lies in daily life. It contrasts biblical marvels with modern courage and virtue, urging kindness and equanimity amid inequality.
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North Carolina
Imhaintain
Palace screens showcase John Wayne and star-studded lineup
John Wayne appears in a Palace feature performing stunts with a sheriff’s posse and a mountain stream sequence. Clyde Beatty opens the serial The Lost Jungle with Fighting With Kit Karson’s last chapter and a new Mickey Mouse cartoon. Ramon Navarro stars in Laughing Boy with Lupé Valez part of the cast in a Metro-Goldwyn picture scene.
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John Wayne
Palace Screen
Wayne
Clyde Beatty
Kit Karson
Ramon Navarro
Lupé Valez
Metro-Goldwyn
Colonial Theatre Presents Tom Tyler and Zasu Pitts Dual Bill
Warner Bros. features headline a two film bill at the Colonial Theatre with Zasu Pitts in Private Scandal and Tom Tyler in Fighting Hero. Tyler stars as a bold broncho rider who guards the express treasure and rescues a young woman from danger in this romantic adventure.
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Tom Tyler
Zasu Pitts
Colonial Theatre
Express Company
Ces
Our Station Offers Grease and Wash Room in City
Jack & Bobby Riley's Service Station at Market and Gerard Streets advertises the newest and most complete grease and wash room in town aiming to attract customers with full car care amenities.
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Jack
Bobby Riley
Cor. Market
Gerard Sts
Shipboard China and Silver Load Requires Large Passenger Ship
A ship capable of carrying over 4,000 passengers would need 221000 pieces of china and 71708 pieces of silver for its tables. Separate notes mention Bible throwing in St Ives since 1675, a Dutch peasant wedding ring custom, Great Lakes fishing totals, Bahamas island count, and about 44000 thunderstorms daily worldwide.
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St. Ives
England
Rainfall Totals and Averages from Winchester Laboratory
Present and past rainfall data show August to date at 4.46 inches and year to date 22.45 inches. The 21 year record from Winchester Laboratory lists average annual precipitation 34.71 inches and monthly averages from January to December ranging 1.97 to 3.94 inches with August at 3.29 inches.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Winchester Merchant A H Miller Dies At 85
A. H. Miller, 85, a retired merchant of Winchester, dies. The Elms, home of Mr and Mrs W M Richards, is reported sold for 12000. Whitney stables win honors at Berryville show. Rouss firemen plan Labor Day picnic at Berry’s Ferry. Dr Frank McFaden's estate devised to his widow.
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A. H. Miller
Winchester
the Elms
W. M. Richards
Whitney Stables
Berryville
Rouss
Berry’s Ferry
Winter Harbor Hearts and Promises Amid Snowbound Isolation
In a snowbound harbor town Dilly and William await Giles with a letter from Scripps as Amelie and Joan Dudley loom in the background. Drew Hallam returns to Armiger’s island to confront Giles about a broken promise while Joan contemplates a life with Giles or a chance at happiness with Hallam, ending in a tense confrontation and a cliffhanger.
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Giles
Dilly
Scripps
William
Greenwich Village
New York
Joan Dudley
Susan
Granitehead
Joan
Mr. Hallam
Drew Hallam
Timothy Tucker
Armiger
Timothy
Hallam
Tong Low House
Drew
Margarida
Jose
Europe
Adelaide
Charles Street
Spain
Warren County Suits Bond Sureties For Ex-Treasurer Warthen
Warren county supervisors sue the sureties on the bond of former treasurer A L Warthen. Governor Byrd welcomes President Hoover Madison Virginia. The Graf Zeppelin reported over Siberia en route to Tokio. Future Farmers plan exhibits at the fair. Striking jitney drivers arrested in New Orleans.
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Warren County
A. L. Warthen
Byrd
Hoover Madison
Siberia
Tokio
New Orleans
Lexington Golf Club Wins Local Tournament Honors
The Lexington golf club walks away with honors in the local tournament. The Stephens City Farmers Union picnic is set for Salem Church, Aug. 25. Mrs. F. E. Brent dies at Marlboro. Richmond police round up 381 hegro excursionists. The Rouss Fire Company plans to send 160 men to the convention in Harrisonburg.
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Lexington Golf Club
Rouss Fire Company
Harrisonburg
Stephens City Farmers Union
Salem Church
F. E. Brent
Marlboro
Richmond
Berryville Horse Show honors for Mrs Allen Potts and Cobh
Twenty five years ago Mrs Allen Potts and Dr Cobh led the field at the Berryville Horse Show. A plan for a new Christian Church in Winchester was reported maturing. Winchester shut out Hagerstown 7 0. A fire destroyed Samuel Sager’s barn near Mount Jackson. Rev Funkhouser retires as pastor of the Lacey Spring circuit United Brethren church due to ill health.
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Allen’ Potts
Cobh
Berryville
Winchester
Hagerstown
Samuel Sager
Mt. Jackson
Funkhouser
Lacey Spring
United Brethren Church
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Paris
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VOGUE
Snapp Foundry, Inc
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Lux
Baker’s Drug Store
Winchester Furniture Co
Westinghouse Automatic
Northern Virginia Power Company
Hagerstown Fur Shop Furriers and Designers
North Potomac Street
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John S. Miller & Company
Geo. W. Kurtz
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