The Evening Star Publication Details and Subscriptions
The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia lists publication details and rates. It notes daily publication except Sunday and polishes the press affiliations with The Morning News and weekly papers. Subscription prices are given for various terms in advance, including mail rates.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Fragmentary Biblical Quote and Prayer Fragments
A damaged text fragment cites scripture 2 Chronicles 28 16 and a prayer about meek inheriting the earth and peace. It mentions Uzziah and a warning of pride preceding destruction, with phrases about strength, lifting up, and transgression against God.
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Uzziah
The Direct Primary Debate and Virginia Short Ballot
A discussion of direct primaries cites issues of low voter turnout and high spending. Virginia eyes adopting a short ballot to simplify voting, boost executive accountability, and concentrate responsibility with the governor.
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Pennsylvania
New York Times
Boots
University of Pittsburgh
American Federationist
the Times
Virginia
Best Seller Exchange Promises Word Value
A notice titled Best Seller Exchange advertises a service claiming top selling status for today’s dictionary words. Details are sparse but imply a marketplace for popular terminology.
Completion of the English Dictionary Offers Modern Lexicon
The article notes the nearing completion of the largest English dictionary, ten volumes in total, compiled over nearly fifty years. It contrasts this modern work with the 1523 Callierges dictionary, praising its structured arrangement and extensive vocabulary.
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Callierges
Rome
Social Register Drops Dilim Mackay From Tomes of Status
Dilim Mackay, once Dilim Mackay before marriage to Irving Berlin, is removed from New York's Social Register despite Berlin's fame as America's famed songwriter. The infant daughter born to Berlin faces social odds as the omission underscores pedigree over achievement, though Berlin's renown remains widely recognized.
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Henry Bulletin
Dilim Mackay
Irving Berling
America
Herwest
New York
Social Register
Register
Berlin
Dad Irving
Miss Berlin
Denby as scapegoat in oil scandal testimony
In the U S Senate oil scandal hearings former Secretary Denby claims responsibility but admits limited knowledge, while Fall and Doheny are shown as instigators. Denby testifies he signed the policy, yet the record portrays him as a passive instrument.
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Raleigh News and Observer
Denby
Senate
Fall
Doheny
Naval Petroleum Reserve
Walsh
Cavil
Navy
Woodstock Herald Exults Over Virginia Valley Boom
A Harrisonburg reader notes that the Valley of Virginia is in a great boom with widespread publicity. He cites national attention to Virginia's progress, scenic appeal, and opportunities, predicting the Shenandoah region will reap benefits as coverage grows.
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Woodstock
Herald
Harrisonburg
Virginia
Val
Florida
California
Colorado
Apple Movement Expands Exports Through Virginia Ports
Hampton Roads shipments of apples in 1926 are expected to reach about 120000 barrels, per Virginia State Chamber of Commerce committee on apple exports. The committee cites active port campaigns and railroad and steamship cooperation as key to growth, noting only 6000 barrels moved in 1925.
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Hampton Roads
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber
Ahie
Virginia apple growers receive state distribution and harbor service
The extension division of Virginia Polytechnic Institute distributed apples to every grower in the state through Hampton Roads. Monthly sailing lists were provided, and no consignee was known to complain of mishandling. Service exceeded initial pledges, according to the committee.
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Virginia
Deserampton Roads
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Hampton Roads
Berkeley Growers Elect Gray Silver President
Gray Silver was elected president of the Berkeley County Fruit Growers Association for the coming year at the Mar Unshire meeting Friday night. Carroll Miller was named vice president and Hugh W. Prettyman was elected secretary, with Cecil W. Wood continuing as outgoing president. The group focused on marketing challenges and proposed by products plants to utilize imperfect fruit, including apple jelly, pectin, cider, and canned apples.
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Gray Silver
Berkeley County Fruit Growers Association
Mar
Cecil W. Wood
Hr. W. Prettyman
Inood
Fruit Growers urged to support Virginia Horticultural Society
Malcolm M. Brown of Ambericka Fruit Growers and Dr A Bruce Eagle urged full support for the Virginia Horticultural Society at Charlottes Ville after a midweek meeting. With a crisis in the fruit business near, members were asked to pay full membership and back the coming year’s work on market surveys and advertising.
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Malcolm M. Brown
Ambericka Fruit Growers
Virginia
Horticultural Society
Charlottes Ville
A. Bruce Eagle
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