Evening Star Publication Details and Offerings at Winchester
The Evening Star is published in Winchester Virginia with a daily morning news edition and weekly supplements including Morning News Item Weekly Mirror and The Weekly One. Subscriptions range from 30 cents monthly to 3.50 yearly with carrier delivery options. The paper notes Associated Press rights and includes a religious devotional excerpt from 2 Chronicles.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Ttem
Cs Sirera
the Weekly Mirror
Associated Press
Focal News
Does Your Vote Count In Cleveland Bond Election
An Ohio Cleveland vote on 725000 for new police and fire stations was decided by one vote. The piece urges every citizen to cast a ballot, noting many elections shift by a single vote and stressing the duty to vote and pay poll taxes to participate.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Virginia
Richmond and Winchester miss Queen Marie visit clash
The Virginia papers recount the Marie of Roumania tour with mixed reviews in Richmond and Winchester. They lament bungled entertainment yet note attempts to host dinners and a colonial ball, while praising privacy and decorum amid the royal visit.
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Norfolk
Winchester
Richmond
Virginia
Ferdinand
America
Sahara
Roumania
Marie of
Gus
New York
LN R A
Richmond Welcomes Queen Maine With Wit And Doubts
The news column rails at a Richmond reception for a Queen, noting Morgan and royal intrigue, while questioning the propriety and potential loutish mishaps from out-of-town guests. It cites a Boston style party financed by a $1 contribution from citizens and laments democratic excess in smaller cities.
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House of
Sesqui-Centennial Exposition Closes in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Sesqui-Centennial Exposition ends with 4.5 million attendees versus 15 million hoped, running a deficit of 5.2 million funded by city money. The piece argues world fairs are past and questions a 1932 Washington fair to mark Independence and Washington's birth.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
George Washington
Washington
Weather signs foretell harsh winter in homely rural prognostication
A Logansport Indiana Hoosier claims the next two to three months will be bitterly cold, citing dry picking chickens moss on north tree sides and sheep wool growth. The piece mocks this method noting missing details like corn shocks geese flight and horn colors and cites the weather bureau for short term forecasts.
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Nashville. Banner
Weather Bureau
Crawford Weekly Delivers Talk on Adolescent Sympathy
Dr. Eugene L. Swan of the American Social Hygiene Association spoke at Norton Kiwanis Club about understanding and sympathy for adolescents. He warned against scolding and urged cultivating the boy’s innate fineness to shape future citizens and leaders.
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Crawford’s Weekly
Norton Kiwanis Club
Eugene L. Swan
American Social Hygiene Association
W. R. Culberton
Wise County Health Department
Swan
Dr. Swan
Dave's Mentha Pepsin Promises Stomach Relief
Baker's Drug Store touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a strong restorative elixir for gas heaviness and distention. The ad claims the medicine builds up the upset stomach and offers a money back guarantee if it does not help, asserting it has helped thousands.
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Baker’s Drug Store
Dave’s
Mentha Pepsin
Buttermilk Cream Promises Radiant Complexions
An old advertisement touts Howard's Buttermilk Cream as a cheap, easy remedy for dull lifeless skin. The text notes simple directions and that Baker's Drug Store carries the product, urging girls and women to try it.
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Baker's Drug Store
Tady
The Kid and Weather Bureau Quip Reflects Trials
The fragment sketches a poetic line about sowing a seedling and awaiting a blooming bud tree for a loved one. It closes with a casual quip about the weather bureau being the only one who can profit from such contests, signaling a light editorial aside.
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Weather Bureau
Auto lights tested daily by Parker's Garage station 121
Auto lights adjusted and tested daily by official station No. 121 Parker's Garage in Stephens City Virginia with Wednesday and Friday rights.
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Parker's Garage
Stephens City, Va
Winchester School Board Seeks 15000 Loan for Colored School
The Winchester Virginia School Board plans to borrow 15000 from the Virginia Literary Fund at 4 percent for a new school building for colored children. A public hearing before the Winchester Common Council will be held January 4 1927 to approve or disapprove the loan per 1926 Acts Chapter 46.
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Winchester
Virginia
Common Council
State of
Acts of the Assembly of 1926
Handley Board of Trustees
School Board OF Winchester
M. Steck
W. G. Hardy
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