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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1929
Page
4
A regional paper merger combines The Evening Star with The Post Office publication group and supplements from The Morning News Kell The Weekly News The Weekly Timer and The Weekly Mirror creating a unified, multi-title edition for the community.
Fragmented OCR shows pricing for varying subscription terms with in advance notes. Mentions one year six months three months or one month options, but details are garbled. Likely a rates table or advertisement snippet from old publication.
Fragmentary text from AP content and religious verse appears with prayers and biblical quotation. It mentions exclusive AP republication rights and a local event notice context, reflecting a sacred reading and a blessing tone. The readable portion centers on faith and guidance from Jeremiah and a prayer.
The state Democratic Central Committee aligns with AG Saunders view that Democrats who voted in 1928 for presidential electors may participate in the 1929 August primary if otherwise qualified. Legal opinions hinge on sections 222 226 and 236 of chapter 15, with emphasis on nomination by primary and party loyalty rules.
The speaker argues Democratic nominees for the House and governor race should enter the August primary as a matter of right under law. Hoover supporters who stay out do so by choice, not due to exclusion, and may align as Democrats Republicans or independents.
A retrospective on J Walter Thompson as a pioneer in magazine advertising and the rise of advertising in the 19th century. It notes Harpers back cover sales, Nationwide crusade, advances in typography and art, and the shift from dull to vivid ad pages. The piece links advertising to mass culture, standardized lifestyles, and universal access for businesses.
Ask Baker's Drug Store promotes Opex as a universal cure for catarrh by spraying it into the nasal tract. The ad claims germs are destroyed and membranes soothed, with rapid relief from head colds and to claim a money back promise if not satisfied.
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