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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1925
Page
4
The Evening Star publisher details list daily circulation excluding Sundays and note consolidation with Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror. The notice includes postal and printing details with second class matter status.
A historical newspaper fragment lists Mali subscription prices for various durations and carrier options but includes extensive garbled filler text. The legible items show annual, six month, three month, and monthly rates with in advance payment terms and inconsistent trailing words.
A note from the paper explains that Associated Press dispatches credited to AP are exclusively entitled to republication by this publication unless credits indicate otherwise, and confirms that all local news remains the paper's responsibility and privilege.
Bond leaders urge a middle ground with pay-as-you-go advocates. They demand admissions that road figures have been juggled, funding is insufficient, and progress is slower than promises. They propose a moderate bond issue of 20 to 30 million, contingent on concessions from pay-as-you-go supporters.
The Bristol Herald-Courier comments on R Walton Moore's withdrawal and notes Harry F Byrd appears set for nomination with little opposition, while G Walter Mapp may retire. The Danville News seeks to focus on principles over men, urging support for forward looking candidates who back Virginia’s upbuilding and highway and school progress.
The account highlights John Fay as a key pilot in the 1865 Cumberland raid, guiding the force through risky movements. He escaped two captures and repeatedly supplied vital information, including leading the exit from Cumberland via the towpath after the prisoners were secured.
Mrs Ka B Nalls is described as critically ill at her home 118 Market Street after several weeks of bronchitis and heart trouble. The report notes her condition worsening with loss of strength and vitality during the past moon.
Marshalltown readers hear two patient endorsements for Lydia E. Pinkham remedies. Mrs P E Everts of Marshalltown recalls relief from bearing down pains and cramps after using Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. Mrs Norton of Dover NH credits renewed vigor and appetite to the Vegetable Compound after a period of weakness and dizziness.
Newark Nebraska report on a dramatic shootout as four men attempt to extort $100 from Rev D Aquila of Our Lady of Carmel Church. Detectives trap them at Lafayette Street School doorway. gunfight erupts. one officer wounded. suspects hospitalized under guard.
Secretary Wilbur dismisses visions of mass destruction by poison gas or germ warfare as absurd and physically impossible. He says production and transport of such agents at needed scales would be unfeasible and dissemination would endanger the user forces too.
Mrs R M Stickley guest of her daughter Mrs R T Huff for two weeks returned home to Quicksburg Virginia. Mrs C F Rice and her daughter Mrs D P Kidwell of Brunsch visited and called, Mr Edgar Langley, patient at Memorial Hospital, was present.
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