The Evening Star Publication Data
The Evening Star lists HARRY FLOON BYRD Povisher with post office in Winchester Virginia as second class matter. It notes consolidation with Morning News tern The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror and publication daily except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Co.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Morning Newstern
The
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Classified Ad Fragments Mention Subscriptions and Rates
Fragmentary OCR mentions timeframe options in advance for Cartier subscriptions and weekly rates. Items include one year six months three months and one month terms with prices listed such as 4.50 and 2.35 and a code like 20 mM. The readable text is partial and lacks full context or entities.
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Cartier
AP Rights Statement for News Dispatches
A note states the Associated Press retains exclusive rights to republish all AP dispatches and any local news published in the paper, regardless of credit status. The policy covers usage within the publication and local editions.
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Associated Press
MacMillan Visits Greely Camp Site Echoing Arctic Pioneers
Washington Post notes Donald B. MacMillan and his team reached a historic Arctic locale, Greely's 1884 camp, where eighteen perished. The piece contrasts past peril with modern exploration, praising the shared explorer spirit and the commemorative purpose of the stop.
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Washington Post
Donald B. MacMillan
Arctic
National Geographic Society
Greely
Schley
Nearpal
MacMillan
Utah
Drake
Isher
Columbus
Vasco de Gama
Leif Briscon
Hanno
Will Hays and the evolving morality of movies
Roanoke Times notes Will Hays' push to purify the film industry and Virginia State Board of Censors reports progress toward higher moral tone. Censors continually remove objectionable content, yet producers and actors still face issues. The piece cautions reforms take time, comparing change to Rome not built in a day.
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Roanoke Times
Will Hays
Uar
State Board of Censors
Virginia
Hays
Rome
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
A poem by Walt Mason contrasts hardship and perseverance on the road to success. It motivaties readers with images of bruised feet and brambles, noting many start upward while the fearful quit, and highlighting the stern figures of a banker and a harsh path to achievement.
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Walt Mason
Peter
Andttorney
No clear news item in accessible text
Fragmentary verse line describes travelers marching on despite fatigue and hardship. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are present to anchor a standalone news card.
Hampshire County Sunday School Convention at Timber Ridge
High View West Virginia August 22 23 annual Hampshire County Sunday School Association convention to plan needs. Pastors superintendents and teachers urged to attend Saturday session. Guests and local attendees noted at Christian Church events and related visits in the region.
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High View
W. Va
Aus
Hampshire County Sunday School Association
Timber Ridge Christian Church
C. Rush Line
Tonawanda
N. Y
Johns and Son
Harrisburg
Bradley Johnson
Kaw City
Okla
Wineburg
New York City
R. M.johnson
Sam Chrisman
Bayliss Boyce
Winchester
Christian Church
Johnson Home Place
B. F. Line
M. E. Garvin
Gore
William Seldon
N. Li. Morris
Mertie Jackson
J. S. Davis
Capon River
New Market
Beall Garvin
D. P. Garvin
David, Jr
B. B. LaFolletta
Gaylord
Berryville
Bliss News Notes from Bliss Virginia and vicinity
Bliss Virginia notes report Mrs D W Hefflebower and her son visiting Rippons West Virginia friends at the Lake home. Charles Dunn's death is mourned by many. Kathleen Lakenan visited Virginia and Maude Bywaters. W N Bayliss and Minnie Bayliss visited Henry Hawkins. J W Cornwell and Captain Hupner of Perry Point Maryland visited at Opequon. Mr and Mrs J B Ware and family spent time with M T A. A party for local youths was hosted at Albert and Mrs Martin's home.
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Henry Hawkins
J. W. Cormwwell
Captain Hupner
Perry Point
Opequon
J. B. Ware
U S Auto Man Optimistic Over German Situation
John N. Willys of Cleveland, head of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce foreign trade committee, reports Germany shows growing stability. He cites readjustment efforts easing trade restrictions and anticipates a liberal increase in U.S. car import quotas as informal talks with German officials aim to boost American exports.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
John N. Willys
Cleveland
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Willys
United States
Minnie Wood Locals Visit Local Family in Virginia
Minnie Wood Va August 20 local news notes Mrs Cornelius Webster and her infant daughter Mary Jane visit her parents Mr and Mrs John Gaunt at Minnie Wood for a few days. Also mentioned are Mr Charles Thomas Hook and other local residents.
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Minnie Wood
Cornelius Webster
Mary Jane
Cumber , Md
John Gaunt
Charles Thomas Hook
Berryville Horse Show Socials and Local Visits
Miss Madeline Hook visited the Rutherford home during the Berryville Horse Show. Guests included Richard and Robert Holler of Hagerstown and Mrs John Keely of Pennsylvania visiting Turner Locke. Richard McAfee is hospitalised at Winchester Memorial Hospital with a fractured limb. William Dearmont and son William Jr hosted by John Gaunt in White Post. Emmart and family toured to Luray to visit T A Hook. The Misses Rutherford plan a King's Daughters gathering at their home tonight.
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Madeline Hook
J. C. Rutherford
Berryville
Richard and
Robert Holler
Hagerstown
John Keely
Pennsylvania
Turner Locke
Richard McAfee
Winchester Memorial Hospital
William Dearmont
William, Jr
White Post
John Gaunt
William E. Emmart
F. L. Emmart
Luray
T. A. Hook
Misses Rutherford
Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company Meeting Notice
Winchester Virginia August 20 1925 annual stockholders meeting to elect a president and board of directors and transact other business at 12 15 P M September 4 1925 at the office of R Gray Williams counsel Winchester Va secretary C W Woolford.
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Winchester
Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company
R. Gray Williams
Coal sales drive winter supply buys
Coal will be in demand this winter says newspaper talk. To save money, order the whole season at once rather than in small lots. W. L. Hollis Coal Co offers all sizes of clean coal at fair prices for immediate delivery. Phone 288, Fast Cork Street.
Beck's Baking Ad Promotes Valley Belle Sally Ann Bread
An advertisement from Beck's Baking Corp touts Valley Belle or Sally Ann bread as the ideal everyday loaf for children's lunches sandwiches bread puddings and meat stuffs. The copy highlights the loaf's size and versatility for family meals.
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Valley Belle
Sally Ann
Stephens City Notes Brief Visits Across States
Stephens City Va August notes list William White and wife visiting Valley City North Dakota for a month. Mrs Bessie Lemley improved after hospital stay in Martinsburg. L M Aggenbright and family from Harrisonburg with his mother Mrs E J Argenbright. Carmel Galliday and family in Ohio. Vesta Day visiting Rev J A Johnson in Glenelg Maryland. Frances Cabel returned to Cedarville after visiting Mrs Julian Steele. Wesley Trussell and family from Pittsburgh visiting C W Trussell. Alma Lemley improved after Catawba Sanatorium. H B Williams visiting Baltimore and Annapolis. Rev F A Strother ill at home. W K Baker family from Washington visiting J M Steele. Edith Gregory visiting Washington. Earl Drake of Pittsburgh visiting his father D K Drake. Frances Patty returned to Washington after two weeks with parents. Mary Barr visiting friends in Pittsburgh.
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Stephens City
William White
Valley City
N. D
Bessie Lemley
Martinsburs
L. M. Aggenbright
Harrisonburg
E. J. Argenbright
Carmel. Galliday
Ohio
Vesta Day
H. B. Williams
Baltimore
Annapolis
F. A. Strother
W. K. Baker
Washington
J. M. Steele
Edith Gregory
Earl Drake
Pittsburgh
D. K. Drake
Frances Patty
Mary Barr
Yard Parties and Picnics Ad from Garber Mfg Co
Garber Mfg Co offers savings before purchases. E Garber, manager, invites customers to visit at 21 Braddoei Street, thanking patrons for past support.
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Garber Mfg. CO
E. Garber
Mgr
Braddoei
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Health Restore
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy restoring thousands of women to health across neighborhoods nationwide. It urges women suffering from womanly illnesses to try the old-fashioned root and herb remedy, noting years of use and presumed effectiveness.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
America
Allenrhu Special Formula No 2 for Neuritis
A nostalgic drug advertisement promises rapid pain relief from neuritis and related pains. It touts Allenrhu Special Formula No 2 capsules as a permanent solution, claiming relief within 24 hours and long lasting effects without harmful ingredients. The ad targets chronic nerve and rheumatic pain and urges readers to buy at Baker's Drug Store.
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Baker's Drug Store
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Evening Star
Harry Floon Byrd, Povisher
Acene
Bliss News
U. S
Auto Man
N. Main St
Jack
Columbia
Hamman’s $ Store
North Main Street
Brill & Ritter’s
Cook Recreation Park
Millwood Road
Opequon Bridge
Star Office
Clowe
Rosemont
Rosemont Developing Co
Herrell
W. L. Hollis Coat
Cork Street
Quali
J. Vic Arthur
Rouss
Ollomatic
Snapp’s Foundry
Textone
Henry Bosch Company
Wall Paper
M. M. Bailey
South Braddock St
2Hees Coy
Robinson Ice & Cold Storage
Beck’s Baking Corp
Winchester Orchard Supply CO
North Market Street
Stephens
Eos
Ae LD Oy
Hamburger’s
Laude N. Hoover
Shenandoah County
New Market, VA
Senate
Harry F. Byrd
Embassy Lawn
Baker’s Drug Store
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