Winchester Post Office Notes Rates and Advertising Charges
Entered at the post office at Winchester Virginia as second class matter. Subscription and advertising rates listed with per word and minimum charges. Display ads require 10 A.M. deadline, 45 cents per inch transient rate, contract rates available. Memorials and cards of thanks charged per line. National representatives named Tenney Woodward and Company at major U.S. cities.
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Winchester
Tenney, Woodward and Company, Inc
New York
Detroit
Kansas City
San
Lofty Companionship in Benediction Scene
A biblical excerpt notes Peter saying to Jesus that it is good to be there and suggests building tabernacles, a moment from Luke 9 33. The text reflects a scene of reverence and spiritual fellowship.
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Peter
Jesus
Tabernacles
Common Language Needed Between President and Business Leaders
The text argues a gulf between the President and business due to differing experiences and mindsets. It cites Roosevelt’s background, wealth, and risk tolerance, contrasting it with the pragmatic, savings-centered businessman who fears tax burdens and loss of capital. It cautions against overbearing government limits while recognizing the need to restrain monopolies.
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Tower of Babel
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Walter Lippman
Mr. Lippman
Business and Labor Clash Over President’s Policy Tone
The piece argues that federal regulations bewilder and discourage small business while brain-trusters pressure the President toward radical economic ideas. It urges the President to regain confidence by speaking practical business language and avoiding radical rhetoric.
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Washington
Patrick Henry
Decline in U S Newspapers Amid Growth of City Press
The 1938 M W Ayer directory shows 221 fewer newspapers nationwide reflecting rising costs and transport powers. Weeklies suffered most with 176 closures in 1937 while the country press remains the democratic backbone, with 2084 dailies 10629 weeklies and 359 semi weeklies nationwide. There is continued belief in the value and independence of small local papers despite consolidation.
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M. W. Ayer and Son
United States
Country Press
Campaign fund director named for relief association
D. J. Howard announces W. Nelson Page will direct the Central Relief Association campaign fund to start March 1. Roosevelt kept court reform plans secret until moments before Congress read them. Joseph Black, national FFA president, to speak at Middletown and Stephens City FFA fathers and sons banquet. Miss Hazel Elizabeth Truitt wed W. H. Bosserman Jr. in Norfolk.
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D. J. Howard
W. Nelson Page
Central Relief Association
Roosevelt
Congress
Joseph Black
Fathers’ and Sons
Middletown
Stephens City
Hazel Elizabeth Truitt
W. H. Bosserman, Jr
Norfolk
High School Principal Suit Dismissed for Lack of Evidence
A lawsuit by a mother of a playground injury victim against R E Ayler, principal of Stephens City High School, seeking 5000 dollars was dismissed for insufficient evidence. The verdict follows Cecil O Rear being fined 25 25 for striking and killing a dog owned by M C Boone. Blount leads Company I rifle team to a regimental championship and Dr L M Allen urges county city morale drive tied to the Apple Blossom Festival in an open letter.
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Cecil O’rear
M. C. Boone
R. E. Ayler
Stephens City High School
Blount
L. M. Allen
Reuss Banquet to Feature Attorney B P Harrison as Toastmaster
Ten years ago the annual Reuss banquet will feature Attorney B P Harrison as toastmaster. Frederick county shows an open season of faxes with no state bounty. The Star plans daily Bible chapter publication. Arthur G Jones Woolen Company advertises a guaranteed 7 percent preferred stock investment.
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Reuss
Frederick County
The
Star
Arthur G. Jones Woolen Company
Miss Lelia Virginia Baker Weds John Angell in Cross Junction
Twenty five years ago Miss Lelia Virginia Baker married John Albert Angell of Cross Junction. The Board of Health in Richmond warns of a fly plague this summer. Mrs. A M Baker, hospital benefit show chair, reports total profit of 400 dollars. Shenandoah Farmer's Mutual Telephone Co installs a temporary switchboard in Dr S M Stickley's Stephens City home.
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Lelia Virginia Baker
John Albert Angell
Cross Junction
Board of Health
Richmond
A. M. Baker
Shenandoah Farmer's Mutual Telephone Co
S. M. Stickley
Stephens City
Middletown figures mourn pneumonia death of George W Bragg
Forty years ago Middletown's prominent citizen George W Bragg dies of pneumonia. J Frank Eddy buys the remaining half in the Enterprise Printing Co from J C Wheat. Two young men stay up with a sick friend and drink his medicine. A horse owned by C E Moss of White Hall breaks a leg and veterinarian Dr Edward Hott will attempt a cure.
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George W. Bragg
Middletown
J. Frank Eddy
Enterprise Printing Co
J. C. Wheat
C. E. Moss
White Hall
Edward Hott
Winchester Eventing Star Information Ber
Frederic J. Haskin answers questions about the Winchester Eventing Star. The piece notes a request to enclose three cents for a reply and mentions a director in Washington D. C. The quirky text references Goats and a cen t stamp detail, placing the item in a 20th century newspaper style.
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Winchester
Ington
D. C
Goats Soan
Question and Answer Quick Facts from 1937
A collage of Q and A items covers automotive tax totals for 1937 at $1.55 billion, submarine escape devices, top jockeys of 1936, investment per employee at $8,000, radio education with 226 colleges, Diaghileff Ballet history, farm tenancy rise to 42 percent by 1935, Statue of Liberty orientation, deaf and dumb terminology, Texas and Delaware county counts, Boulder Dam memorial inscriptions, ice house painting, diamond abrasives, and two thirds completion of the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine in New York.
Oil men linked to Roosevelt fund in NRA era probes
Washington reports reveal a third party’s view that oil industry contributions helped fund the 1936 Roosevelt win. Prosecutions under NRA laws are noted as criminal, with official actions and court avenues described, including debates over mitigating NRA circumstances and potential for a new trial.
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Washington
NRA
Efr
Roosevelt
Justice Department
Cummings
Senator Borah
Supreme Court
Paradise in the Mountain Hut
In a remote mountain cabin Mimi, Jerry, and rival Andy meet as a storm gathers. Suspense grows as Mimi hides her affair while Andy presses for a visit, threatening to expose their tangled love triangle in a tense, echoing scene.
Courtroom Fracas Tepidly Breaks as Judge Intervenes
In Charlotte Col T L Kirkpatrick halted his speech and shouted at a heckler. Judge Will H Pless Jr stepped from the bench for a conference with the solicitor before resuming the trial. Nearby Kinsley business leaders urge advertising in February 17 moisture ad.
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Faux Pas
Charlotte
N. C
Col
T. L. Kirkpatrick
Col. Kirkpatrick
Will H.pless, Jr
Kinsley
Was
Weekly Graphic
Postal Service Ad Rates and Delivery Assurance Notice
The notice promises double payment for ads upon moisture delivery and states the Graphic will cover costs if not fulfilled. It offers prompt delivery via Postal Telegraph and assures no charge for this service if Evening Star is not received.
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Winchester
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