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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
4
By Mail Price List for Subscriptions in Advance
The document lists subscription prices by mail with series of amounts in various formats. Figures include yearly and multi month prepayment options, showing different rates for newspapers or periodicals.
Associated Press Credit Notice Reprinted Local News
A terse notice states that Associated Press material is used for republication of Allen's dispatches and that all other local news published by the paper carries the AP credit or local attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Press
Ot Allens
Pamha
Let Us Keep Your House Warm in February 1925
A Leesburg reader criticizes Governor Westmoreland and Byrd in Virginia politics. The piece argues for a Democratic party chairman focused on policy over faction, criticizing party bosses and the old guard. It notes nominations by primary and convention, the role of delegates, and calls for practical governance and better efficiency. The ad promotes coke as a fuel option from The Winchester Gas Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
Newson
Virginia
Promingoe
Laos
Humylrates
Esirginia
Mey Pete
Democratic State Central Committee
Democratic Party
Ocratic Party
Alf
Neo
Virat
Virgini
Democratic Candidates Deserve a Square Deal Amid Partisan Machinations
The writer criticizes the persistent triumvirate within party politics and argues for independence from party machinery. They insist every Democratic candidate should receive a fair, square deal, free from control by partisan groups that manipulate party agencies essential to its life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalkley
Mapp Responds to Governors Race Speculation
Senator G Walter Mapp rejects Bristol Herald Courier claim he will retire to back Harry F Byrd. He calls the campaign chatter ancient twaddle and asserts he will seek the nomination unless new obstacles appear. He recalls a Winchester Star note on Byrd and Moore and signals readiness to respond with accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Walter Mapp
Bristol Herald-Courier
Bristol
Mapp
Ratenet Ly Ber
Ralton Moore
Governra J Tamper
Winchester Star
Harry Floodt Byrd
G. Walter Oe
Byrd
Dr Pete's New Auditory Pad Promises Hearing Hope
A playful piece recounts a deaf child mocked for hearing loss yet imagines friends inviting activities from plays to debates. It notes a mock advertisement for Dr Pete's Auditory Pad as a cure while lampooning social pressure and the dream of improved hearing.
Mayor’s Reply to Goodridge Letters in Boyce
J Willis Suddith mayor defends town progress in Boyce amid criticisms from Robert Goodridge. He cites road repairs, a new fire truck, and town amenities including churches, schools, bank, railroad station, stores, and utilities. He asserts positive city foundations and urges continued faith in the town’s improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Robert Goodridge
Goodridge
Boyce
Commonwealth
R. L. Thompson
Dr. Robi. C. Randolph
0. H. Gaunt
Dewalt
J. Willis Suddith
Coke And Coal Prices To Gas Consumers
A brief note lists coke at 7.60 per ton and coal at 8.50 per net cash for gas customers and stockholders. The document shows a 15.00 per ton price for other customers and 8.50 net cash figures for certain arrangements.
Sudden Wheat Price Collapse Amid Market Selloff
Wheat prices collapsed today with May deliveries dipping to 1.85 dollars per bushel, 21 cents below last week's peak. The drop followed early selling on an upturn, showing little support from new speculative buyers in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Local Market Report Miscellaneous Bids and Prices
The Star lists daily wholesale prices with typed blanks and incomplete words for corn, chickens, hens, roos, bran, flour, middlings, mixed feed, butter, hay, straw, stock feed, horses, calves, and sheep. Prices show ranges and unit notes though many entries are garbled or partial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esikes
Paper making history split by East and Arab advance
The text notes that China monopolized papermaking for about 800 years, and that Arabs learned the process from the Chinese. It adds that Arabs improved the method by using linen or cotton rags instead of mulberry bark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Fatal Accident Caused By Fog
Three men died when their automobile collided with a passenger train at a crossing in dense fog in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Victims were C A Perry C J Demmerest both of Buffalo New York and L C Lavell of Ambridge near Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
C. A. Perry
J. Demmerest
Buffalo
L. C. Lavell
Ambridge
Mary Lamkin Dies at Home in Kent Street Residence
Mary Lamkin a middle aged colored woman died today from heart trouble at her home 518 North Kent street. She leaves her husband Benjamin B. Lamkin. Arrangements for the funeral are incomplete but the service will be at Shiloh Baptist Church with Rev. Benjamin Layton officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lamkin
North Kent Street
Benjamin B. Lamkin
Shiloh Baptist Church
Benjamin Layton
Pays To Advertise See SeeS It
A short classified notice highlights the value of advertising in local papers. It emphasizes increased visibility for businesses and notes quick reader reach and potential sales gains.
Puts Manners First Burke Opinion Fragment
A fragmented note stresses manners as essential, asserting they guide behavior more than wealth or power. The terse line mentions Burke and a notion that good conduct underpins status, urging open consideration of etiquette in public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
New Cave Found Continued From Page One
A cave discovery near Collins area prompts discussion of the cause of a noise linked to a carbon filament. Timbers are needed as a new shaft is sunk to about 55 feet, with estimates of 24 to 72 hours to reach deeper levels. Modern equipment replaces primitive methods while workers stay guarded against possible caverns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Ollins
Coly
Italian Scientist Invents Deep Water Light
An Italian scientist has developed a special light that penetrates water up to 800 yards and shines at any depth, enabling illumination at great underwater distances. The invention promises improved visibility for divers and underwater exploration.
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Mr. Byrd
Davis Wiis
United States
Ninth District
Weiave Min
Lidthey Asher
Pia Thi
Winchester Gas*Co
W. A. Ryan
Treas
Danville (Va
Walt ‘Mason
Market Report
Star
Ewer
Baltimore
Chiropractors
Palmer Graduates
North Braddock Street
Okrchards
S.S
S.S.S
Mond
Kinney
Winchester
George Washington Hotel
Hansbrough & Carter
N. Main St
Ino
Rogers and Barrett
S. Main St
American Steel and Wire Co
Durham Bulls
Bell Phone
Main St
R. Lewis
Frederick
A Harmer
L. Hampton
Washington, B.C
North
Washington
B. J. Snapp
N. Market St
H. B
White Hall
Bailey Bros
E. Water St
Bath
Lawrence C. Hollis
Star Space
F. A. Shryock
Margerelean
Ino. S. Solenberger and Co., Inc
Barrett
Lady Helen
the People's Drug Co.,.inc
the Progressive Drug Store
Alvin
Clowe’s
M. B. Clowe
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