Evening Star Publication Notice for Winchester VA
The Evening Star is mailed at the Winchester Virginia post office as second class matter. The paper is published daily except Sundays by the Evening Star Publishing Co. It is consolidated with the Morning News Item and several weekly papers.
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Winchester
Sunday Evening Star Publishing Co
Virginia
Morning News
The
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Reading missing pricing terms from a periodical notice
An OCR fragment lists subscription prices in advance for different durations and carriers. It shows amounts such as one year six months three months and one month, with several typos and spacing errors. The exact publication name, dates, and entities are unreadable.
Associated Press rights notice in publication
The notice states the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of all AP credited news dispatches and local news published in the paper and prohibits unauthorized use.
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Associated Press
Bible Thought and Prayer Memorization Herald
Prayer prompts urge families to have children memorize daily Bible selections as a priceless heritage. Key verse Isaiah 63 1 asks who has believed our report and to whom is the arm of the Lord revealed. A prayer asks for a hearing ear seeing eye and understanding heart.
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Lord
Massachusetts Wins Political Tug of War Over Leviathan
The Leviathan steamship was rerouted by President Coolidge to Boston after Massachusetts prevailed politically, reversing the Shipping Board’s Norfolk plan. The decision favored Democratic Massachusetts over Republican Virginia, despite economic considerations.
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Massachusetts
Virginia
Coolidge
Alough
Shipping Board
Norfolk Navy Yard
Boston
Norfolk Ledger Dispatch
Norfolk
Navy Department
Navy Yard
W. T. Cluverius
Ledger
United States
Commonwealth Dock
New England
Virginia Tax Reductions Enacted At 1928 General Assembly
The 1928 Virginia General Assembly enacts liberal tax reforms to take effect next year. The changes aim to attract capital and investment, reduce taxes for corporations, and cut custos while boosting highway, school, and state institution appropriations. Governor Byrd notes substantial savings for taxpayers and broader state economies. The reform repeals certain levies and shifts benefit to industrial and commercial interests.
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Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch
Virginia
General Assembly
Byrd
Virginia Tax Reforms Aimed at Attracting Capital Investors
The Virginia tax overhaul under Governor Byrd seeks to draw outside wealth by ending burdens on non residents holdings and easing transfer taxes. Repealed taxes on bonds held by state residents plus lower rates on capital engaged in business and bank stock. Virginia studies the system as Georgia and Kansas consider similar provisions. C H Morrissett praised for administration efficiency and guidance.
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Great Beace
New York
Virginia
North Carolina
New Jersey
Byrd
Ryan
Waynesboro
Blue Ridge Mountains
Georgia
Kansas
C. H. Morrissett
Standard of New Jersey trims gasoline price practices in Virginia
Roanoke World News reports the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey will end discounts and set a uniform tank wagon price of 15 cents per gallon effective November 21 across several states and the District of Columbia. Retail price changes raise savings for Virginians and press for fair pricing amid highway tax implications.
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Roanoke World News
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Bell Weather
Virginia
Standard of
Standard
Maryland
West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
District of Columbia
Lynchburg
Swanson Signals Support for Kellogg Briand Pact
Lynchburg News notes that Virginia Senator Swanson is expected to back the Kellogg Briand pact moving toward ratification. The report frames the stance as aligning with national sentiment on renouncing war as a tool of national policy.
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Lynchburg
Virginia
Swanson
Notice To Advertisers Early Copy Needed For Ads
Notice urges advertisers to submit copy early to ensure well set ads. Ten inch copy must be in the office the day before publication, with half or full pages sent earlier if possible.
Senator Swanson urged to push Kellogg Briand Pact and World Court
The piece extols Senator Swanson as a key ally for ratifying the Kellogg Briand treaty and urges broader backing for World Court membership. It notes his role on the Senate foreign affairs committee and calls for renewed effort to bring the United States into the World Court as essential for lasting peace.
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Tion
Virgin 8
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
Congress
Swanson
World Court
United States
Their Last Party
Milwaukee Journal recalls an autumn night by the lake where wind chill and headlights reveal leaves moving like dancers on the pavement. The pieces swirl, some drift, others brush the air as if fairies, but they are autumn leaves riding the wind toward their final party.
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Milwaukee Journal
Leaves as fairies mark autumn’s quiet crisis
The passage reflects on leaves and nature resembling fairies as autumn wanes. It muses whether humans face life’s crises with equal courage, inviting a comparison between natural personification and mortal bravery.
Umbrellas See Resurgence Amid City Traffic Marches
An umbrella proves versatile as a traffic aid and symbol of safety. In Houston a police officer used an umbrella to direct crossing traffic as fire engines passed. Across Europe a princess avoids glass injury with an umbrella during a window explosion. In Chicago an umbrella leads to a chase and a mistaken gun encounter ending with alimony implications.
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Europe
Chicago
Houston
Midway News Briefs From Midway Virginia Charms Community
In Midway Virginia on December 3, residents and visitors shared social calls and weekend visits. Mrs. Pear Bly, Miss Iva Lineberg, and Miss Nina Lineberg visited Mrs. George Dyke Saturday evening. Several families, including the Whites and Burkharts, hosted and visited friends around town throughout the period.
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Midway
Pear Bly
Iva Lineberg
Nina Lineberg
George Dyke
John Perry
Eva
Woodrow
Ruth
B. F. White
Boathie Snapp
Newton Burkhart
Leroy White
Mary Catherine
Lucian Ashwood
Ely White
Goffrey Bly
Will Carroll
Berryville
Glenna White
Simon Snapp
Ethel Wisecarver
Iva
Pearl Bly
Ben White
Lorin Flegal
Tom
Ernest
Charles Ashwood
Esther Brewer
Alta Lee Orndorff
Mse
Guy Fauver
Sure Way To Stop Coughing With Thox ine Prescription
A famous doctor's prescription relieves coughing instantly by addressing the internal cause. Thox ine contains no chloroform or dangerous drugs and is safe for the family. Quick relief guaranteed or money back. Sold by Baker's Drug Store and other druggists.
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Baker’s Drug Store
Inherited Fortune Lost in Monte Carlo Misdial Tale
A quirky note recalls a fortune he inherited and squandered in Monte Carlo due to wrong numbers. The tale, among diary-like snippets, hints at chance and misadventure alongside a Kalama zoo reference.
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Monte Carlo
Kalamazoo Gi
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Mother
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Sumatra
Cigar & Drug ‘Co
Irwin Drug CO
North Braddock Street
Brooks
Brooks’ Pharmacy
the Feng Store
Xmas
Elizabeth Arden
Arden
Famous Arden
C. L
Alexander
N. R
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main Street
Consumers Utilities Company
Hart-Schaffner & Marx
Frank Gearing
E. Piccadilly St
Wall Street
John S. Solenberger & Company
Toledo Blade
Ebert
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