The Evening Star publication note from Winchester Virginia
The Evening Star published daily except Sundays by The Evening Star Publishing Co. in Winchester Virginia. It is entered at the Winchester post office as second class matter and consolidated with Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror.
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Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
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Advertising and subscription rates and AP rights note
The notice lists prepaid subscription prices for various periods and carrier charges. It also states the Associated Press exclusive rights to use all news dispatches credited or not, and to publish local news in this paper. Date shown is Monday, August 30, 1926.
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Associated Press
Bible Thought and Prayer on Love for All Men
A devotional card quoting 1 Thessalonians 3:12 2 12 and a prayer asking divine help to abound in love toward one another and toward all people in the world.
Virginia apple growers urged to sell high quality pack this year
Virginia fruit growers face a record apple crop with fears of market saturation. At Governor Byrd's orchard meeting the emphasis was on shipping only number one apples to boost Virginia’s barrel pack and branding. Growers urged to inspect and stamp fruit to avoid past mislabeling and protect long term reputations while seizing a potentially lucrative market.
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Virginia
United States
England
Byrd
Virinia
Commander Rogers remembered as a naval hero and aviation pioneer
The tribute highlights Commander John Rodgers as a worthy naval scion, intrepid leader, and modest gentleman. It notes his Maryland family heritage, the creed Noblesse oblige, and the tragedy of his death after nine days in a fragile aircraft. His calm, selfless bravery inspires rescuers, family, friends, and the nation.
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John Rodgers
United States
Maryland
Rodgers
Pacific
Spoofing in Charlottesville Progress Hailed as Second Christ
The piece notes that a Boston area claim about a young Hindu figure Jungdu Krishnamurti being hailed as a second Christ reflects ongoing public hunger for deification. Dr Annie Besant, leader of theosophists, is cited as having previously "discovered" him.
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Charlottesville
Juddu Krishnamurti
Annie Besant
Theosophists
Young
Hindu mystic arrival stirs American audience pockets
The piece notes a young Hindu speaker and Dr. Besant entering public view aimed at spreading spiritual happiness over material joys. It forecasts religious hysteria from church leaders and suggests Besant may be spoofing the effort while P T Barnum would have framed the debut as spectacle.
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America
P. T. Barnum
Annie Besant
Punishing Violators Before They Kill Somebody
New Haven editorial advocates a strict regime of persistent arrest and prompt penalties for traffic law violators. Police would identify offenders by observation, line them up in court each morning, and apply fines to deter risky driving behaviors.
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New Haven Courier-Journal
Republicans rally as Virginia district convention urges vote unity
John W. Morrison of Harrisonburg tells the Seventh District Republican convention in Woodstock that there are more Republicans at heart here than on the poll books and urges voting the existing party members into office. Speakers praise Byrd era policies, tariff protection, and mobilizing GOP strength to elect officials.
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John W. Morrison
Harrisonburg
W.stock
Will H. Roebush
Dayton
House of Delegates
Rockingham County
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Virginia
Gov
Cameron
State House
Harry Riddleberger
Shenandoah County
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Rockingham Republican Committee
Harry Byrd
Rockingham
Gov. Byrd
America
Republican Party
Miller
Walter Gifford
Harrisonburg State Teachers College
George A. Copp
Strasburg
Shenandoah
Paul
John Paul
G O. P
Republicans Praise Coolidge Era Amid Democratic Party Critique
A speaker lauds Calvin Coolidge as the greatest government in history and cites rising wealth, framing Democrats as a protest party with no issue. Gilbert Pence claims national wealth has grown over a third since the Wilson era, praising the Republican administration.
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Republican Party
Coolidge
Democratic Party
Paul
Gilbert Pence
Wilson
Education session opens September 16 for day and resident students
The 22nd session will open Sept 16 for day pupils and resident students under fifteen. It covers kindergarten, primary and preparatory grades. Miss Affieck, Miss Ardenia Jones and others teach. Piano instruction by Mrs Greene. Kindergarten tuition set at 70 dollars. Katherine Glass Greene serves as president.
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Ardenia Jones
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