The Evening Star Publication Details at Winchester
The Evening Star published in Winchester Virginia by The Evening Star Publishing Co records daily edition except Sunday. Subscriptions listed for mail and carrier with annual and half year rates and a history of consolidation with local weeklies.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Bible Thought and Prayer for August 19 1926
Thursday August 19 1926 offers a Bible Thought centered on trust in God. A Psalm verse from Psalms 146:5 is paired with a prayer asking guidance through life and comfort in rest.
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Jacob
Conference on Freight Rates Spurs Virginia Farm Relief
A Rockingham County vote calls Governor Byrd to convene a conference of railroad presidents and shippers to cut freight rates in line with railroad earnings. The Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch and Richmond News-Leader urge conciliatory talks to ease farm costs and aid overall economic relief across Virginia.
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Rockingham County
Byrd Beisana
Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch
Virginia
Byrd
Richmond News-Leader
Conference Aims to Reduce Freight Rates for Farmers
Governor proposes an understanding spirit to bridge farmer and railroad executive views. A single hard speech could derail talks. friendliness may lower costs for farmers and preserve an ailing industry. The News-Leader notes tax changes helped farmers and urges freight-rate cuts to save American agriculture.
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America
News-Leader
Governor Byrd Weighs October Conference Idea
The governor is expected to call a conference in early October to be conducted in cooperative harmony. The gathering should feature free frank discussion of a business condition in a spirit of mutual helpfulness to accomplish any results.
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Byrd
Prize Fight Planning Marred by Money Power And Delays
The Baltimore Sun notes that modern prize fights face hurdles beyond the ring as money, promotion, and politics complicate bouts. Promoters seek profits while champions stage business in movies, dulling the sport’s appeal and risking crowd interest.
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Baltimore Sun
Passaic Play Scene Sparks Political Alarm
In Passaic New Jersey a playground scene prompts warnings about Children in the mill strike area being taught Communist ideals by the Young Pioneers of America. The New York Herald Tribune reports youngsters aged five and six discussing violence and strike politics during play.
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Philadelphia Record
New York Herald Tribune
Passaic
N. J
Young Pioneers of America
The
Herald- Tribune
Vacationing with open eyes yields real travel value
Some travelers complain about delays or charges while others recount enthusiasm without insight. Yet those who observe closely see new things and notice beautified homes and thriving businesses. Such travelers gain substantial return for every dollar spent.
Freckle Cream Flyte Promises Money Back
Baker's Drug Store promotes Flyte, a freckle remover claimed to dissolve brown pigment and soften skin. The ad guarantees refund if it fails and urges asking for a jar of Flyte.
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Baker’s Drug Store
Baker’s
McCoy's Liver Oil Tablets Promised Quick Weight Gain
An advertisement for McCoy's Liver Oil Compound Tablet claims to fill hollow cheeks and create a stronger chest, promising weight gain for underweight individuals. It cites a woman's 15 pound six week gain and offers a 30 day, 5 pound guarantee with a 60 cent, sugar coated tablet pack from Baker's Drug Store or your pharmacist.
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McCoy
McCoy's
Baker’s
McCoy’s
For Sale Empty Barrels and Tanks
For sale empty barrels for cider and other liquids from one to fifty gallons, new and second hand, also tanks. Apply American Cooperage Co. at 141 N 11th St Baltimore Md.
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American Cooperage Co
N. 11Th St
Baltimore
New York's Gladdest Welcome to All Visitors
New York City, praised as the greatest part on earth, shows a lively hospitality to royalty explorers inventors and celebrities with bands flags ticker tape and sirens. The piece notes New Yorkers pride in generous welcomes and often celebrates guests with public fanfare.
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Associated Press
New York
Metropolis
French appoint guard for Unknown Soldier tomb
Paris August 19 four years General Gouraud and the committee members have pressed to appoint a guardian for the Unknown Soldier tomb. Gaudin a permanently disabled former factory foreman was finally named but has not begun duty as uniform questions hinder the start of his service.
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Associated Press
Paris
Gouraud
Committee of the Flame
Gaudin
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