Evening Star Post Office Statement and Joint Newspaper Listing
The Evening Star is listed as second class matter in Winchester and is published daily with Sunday edition. It notes consolidation with The Morning News Item and several weekly papers and carries Associated Press news dispatches credited or not credited to the paper.
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Winchester
Associated Press
Subscription Rates and Delivery Options
The notice lists subscription rates by period and method. One year in advance $4.50 via carrier, with six months $2.25, three months $1.20, and one month $0.40. Weekly delivery offered. text appears garbled for some lines but preserves core pricing.
Advertising Rates and Display Terms for Classifieds
Advertising rates include two cents per word with heading name and address, minimum 25 cents, cash with copy. Memorials priced at 150 dollars for four stanzas of four lines each. Cards of Thanks 75 cents. Display ads with border 10 A M deadline. Transient rate 42 cents per inch. National reps Divine Tenney Corp locations in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Des Moines and Atlanta.
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Divine, Tenney Corp
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
Atlanta
Pa not today fast and trust in the Lord
Fragmentary religious lines urge patience and faith in God. The text cites Psalm verses and Proverbs style admonitions about resting in the Lord and awaiting his action, reflecting devotional language.
Coal and the N R A Code Eases Coal Industry Strife
General Johnson recalled the tough initial talks with 17 coal districts as 29 codes merged into one effective October 2. The code raises wages by about $1 a day for 300000 workers, improves living conditions for over a million dependents, and stabilizes the industry according to the Buffalo Evening Times.
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Johnson
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
National Coal Association
Buffalo Evening Times
America
When the People Hoard Their Dollars
A Christian Science Monitor analysis notes a currency shift as citizens hoarded whole dollars during a money panic. Substantial demand for small change collapsed then rebounded, with subsidiary coin in the treasury rising from 3 million to 24.5 million over seven months despite campaign partisan forecasts.
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Christian Science Monitor
United States Treasury
Public confidence returns as panic subsides
The text argues that confidence has returned and panic eased, noting that people now see there was no real cause for fear. It asserts belief caused the panic while understanding reduces its impact, and that the only change is in people's perception.
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Butler
Columbia University
Public sentiment backs citizenship restoration for espionage act convicts
The piece argues for amnesty for those jailed under the espionage act who served time and lost voting rights in 1917 18. It condemns the Inter arma silent leges doctrine and calls for fewer gag laws, urging Congress to resist suppressing dissent at future war threats.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Movie Theatre Concerts Bring Symphony to Big City
A fine orchestra with a private hall gave a popular concert in a remote city area theatre. The success led to a downtown theatre plan for Sunday night concerts by the full symphony under an assistant conductor. The move is seen as reviving live music in theatres and may spread to other venues.
Profit motive and public trust in modern corporations
Dr. Butler argues large corporations resemble public institutions requiring executives and directors to act as public officials rather than private proprietors. He calls for a clear standard subordinating profit to public service, like cabinet or mayoral ethics, noting history and modern complexity demand a trusted governance framework.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Dr. Butler
Adam Smith
Tory
The Volnic Mystery and Raoul’s Bold Auction Plot
Raoul, revealed as Arsene Lupin, pursues Elisabeth Horain’s legacy at the Volnic chateau. He arranges a auction and promises to recover the inheritance while steering Gorgeret toward Big Paul and Blonde Clara. In Paris, Raoul negotiates a tense trap at the Ecrevisses Bar as Gorgeret plots to seize the crime duo.
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Spens
Elisabeth Hornain
Monsieur
Madame le Jouvelle
Volnic
Jean d’Eriemont
de Jouvelles
Flamant
Clara
Rio Paul
d’Irnemont
Saint-Lazare
Monsieur Raoul
Raoul
Antonine
d’Erlemont
Arsene Lupin
Elisabeth Horain
d’Eriemont
Big Paul
Valthea
dEriemont
Paris
Gorgeret
Blonde Clara
Ecrevisses
Montmartre
Bird
Rainfall Totals and Averages From Winchester Lab Data
Present and past rainfall figures cover 24 hours ending 8 am with no measurable precip. December to date shows 0.01 inches, year to date 38.40 inches. The 20 year average by month lists January 2.36, February 2.0, March 2.70, April 3.11, May 3.73, June 3.81, July 3.45, August 3.45, September 2.15, October 3.06, November 2.25, December 2.37 inches.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Hogue Creek Locals Christmas Visits Noted in Va
Hogue Creek Va December reports several Christmas Day visits among local families. Names include Larrick Cooper Orndorff Foster Nail White Whitlock Nelson and others with relatives in Newport News Lenore Highview Baltimore and New Market.
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Hogue Creek Va
T. Larrick
Annabels
Mildred McCormick
A. ©. Cooper
E. Lee Orndorff
Near Lenore
Ollie Clowser
V. O. Baker
Ada Emmett
Gladys
David Foster
Luther Larrick
Herbert Kump
Highview
W. Va
Scott White
Sarah Foster
Eva Kilham
Lester Kilham
Silas. Palmer
Charles White
A. L. Nail
Laura Orndorff
Marion Cooper
William Good
Newport News
Mrs. Good
Annie Williams
Florence Cooper
Nannie
Betty Orndorff
Richard Orndorff
Statton Orndorff
Ernest Whitlock
Baltimore
Wax coating saves window sills from steamy water damage
A brief home tip notes applying two coats of ordinary polishing wax to window sills prevents condensation water from soaking into the wood and causing damage.
Roosevelt program seen as central to democracy on trial
Column argues popular government is tested as Congress loses influence to the president. It notes Roosevelt's system could run by proclamation and cites European reactions doubting the recovery policy, with bankers predicting fair trade rules and continued optimism from credit firms.
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Washington, D
Congress
Roosevelt
Hoover
White House
Central Press
New York
Europe
London
New York Times
Paris
Berlin
America
NRA
Frank W. Simmons
Banking Code Committee
American Bankers Association
Das & Bradstreet
Thas
Chepm
Atimlus
Clockwork Bird Cage Brought From German Black Forest
A clockwork cage from the Black Forest features a bird that reportedly sings when the clock strikes the hour. German peasants are said to craft these intricate pieces and trains birds to respond to the clock’s chimes.
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Black Forest
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