Advertisers Guidelines and Classified Rates For Winchester News
The notice outlines daily publication except Sunday by The Evening Star in Winchester Virginia with advertising rates for classifieds, memorials, and display ads. It lists payment rules, minimum charges, deadlines, transient and contract rates, and national ad reps, ending with a biblical verse.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Tenney, Woodward and Company, Inc
New York
Detroit
Kansas
City
Francisco
Chicago
Boston
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Roosevelt Tax Plan Brought Backlash and Repeal Calls
An editorial recounts the 1936 defeat of the undistributed profits tax, criticizing Congress for rubber-stamping the measure and predicting poor outcomes. It notes the bill raised less revenue than expected, fueled unemployment, and spurred broad calls for repeal as supporters acknowledge its failure.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
House of Representatives
House
THE
STAR
White House
Priv
Floods Reach Lower Mississippi Regions at Cairo Ill
Riverside towns and low-lying areas along the Mississippi report rising floodwaters spilling over sixty foot walls at Cairo Illinois. The article notes widespread impact on homes farms and transportation with continued flood threats along the river corridor.
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Cairo
Ill
Ten Years Ago City Sergeant Forney Dies
Ten years ago City Sergeant Adam Forney died after a period of illness. The article notes his career ending with death and reflects on his service. Also covered are the National W C T U urging both major parties to include a dry plank in 1928 programs, a pari mutuel betting bill before the state legislature, and local merchants reporting strong Valentine trade as the holiday approaches.
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Adam Forney
State Legisla
Mumps Cured in 24 Hours Claims By A A Jenkins
A. A. Jenkins credits a drug advertised in The Star for curing his mumps in 24 hours. Governor Mann hears final pleas from relatives friends and attorneys for Floyd and Claude Allen in a murder case. H C Baker a 45 year old Frederick county farmer dies after brief illness. January brings early spring then a predicted real winter.
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A. A. Jenkins
Star
Mann
Virginia
Floyd
Claude Allen
H. C. Baker
Frederick County
Animals Enter Store In Rodent Catching Effort At Horsey
A cat seven dogs and a rat create excitement in Horsey and Atwells store as the first eight animals arrive to catch rodents. Rev. Jos. B. Stonesifer is chosen as substitute teacher by Frederick county School Board. Dr. Hunter McGuire, renowned Richmond surgeon, is taken to Hot Springs Virginia for rheumatism treatment. Ralph Savage buys a handsome residence formerly owned by Brice Leather.
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Horsey and Atwells
Jos. B. Stonesifer
Frederick County
Hunter McGuire
Richmond
Hot Springs
Ralph Savage
Brice Leather
Open Forum letter denounces Winchester council over bonds
A Winchester reader criticizes city officials for requiring a $300 cash bond for salespersons within the corporate limits. The letter argues this hinders interstate commerce and cites U.S. constitutional protections and case law. It also includes a Q&A spoof about general knowledge topics.
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Winchester
Congress
United States
Scott
Donald
U. S
McGraw
Marion
Kelley
Bemis
Gray
Mass
Fisher
McGirr
Merrit
St. Paul
Minn
Flowers
N. W
Sumner
Beeler
Ind
Cambell
Sherman
Wis
Barling
West
Astrom
Hammond
McLean
Woolsey
Bank
Osborn
Wheat
Joel E. M. Leadbeater
Presidential policy muddle seen by political and economic aims
Washington observers note a mix of sharp rhetoric and concrete actions as the administration pursues a twofold goal: restore business confidence while countering beliefs that policy caused the current slump. The piece also flags Lee Perkins inquiry into Bridges and possible implications for congressional investigations and Interior Department scrutiny.
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Washington
White House
Night on a ranch becomes a troubled first home
Jerry and Mimi move into a rugged Hayes ranch after marriage. They face an austere house with a cold welcome and a hovering household, testing their vows as Mimi resists the unfamiliar setting and Jerry hopes for reconciliation. The tense scene ends with a strained promise to endure.
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Hayes
Chandler
Mimi
James
Uncle Jerry
Washington
Mrs. Chandler
Jerry
Mrs. Hayes
Olga
Andy
Mint
New Book on Historic Places by Dr Wayland
Dr Wayland publishes Historic Homes of Northern Virginia and Eastern Panhandle West Virginia a large illustrated volume. A Virginia born author and historian retired professor at Harrisonburg State Teachers College, Wayland spent 34 years collecting data and images for this six part 600 page work with 540 illustrations 56 maps and plans. The book has sold close to a quarter of a million copies.
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Perkins
Harry Bridges
Miss Perkins
Bridges
Copeland Committee
Wayland
Northern
Virginia
Panhandle
West Virginia
John W. Wayland
Harrisonburg State Teachers’ Collegt
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Kernstown
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Andrew Bell
Esther May Low
Hart
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Winchester Evening Star
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Romania
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Kirsten Flagstad
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Lexington
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Pueblo
Colorado
Dobbs Ferry
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Jeremiah Dobbs
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Daniel Frohman
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New York Tribune
Billy Sunday
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Public Library
By Frederic J. Haskin
Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskins
Washington, D. C
Paul Mallon
World Corpright
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Dichert Burlew
Ickes
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Burke
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