Evening Star Chronicle of Winchester Publication Notes
The Evening Star appears as a daily paper issued except Sundays from Winchester Virginia. It is published by The Evening Star Publishing Co. and consolidated with The Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
Inchester
Virginia
Weekly News
The
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Winchester Evening Star
Colonial Theatre
Classified Rates and Copyright Notice Fragments
Fragmented OCR shows mail and carrier subscription rates including one year and monthly terms. The Associated Press copyright notice appears, claiming exclusive republication rights for news dispatches credited to AP and local news.
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Associated Press
Prayer Texts and Biblical Verse Reflections
A religious reader notes two prayer excerpts: a penitential petition from Jeremiah asking for correction with judgment and mercy. The verses frame pursuit of humility, mercy, and endurance through divine guidance and devotion.
Battle of proxies in Standard Oil Indiana fight reaches stockholders
Danville Register reports on John D Rockefeller Jr and Colonel Robert Steward clashing over control of Standard Oil in Indiana. Steward touts prosperity, stock dividends totaling 469 million as proof, while Rockefeller seeks Steward ouster for ties to Continental Trading and Harding era issues.
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Danville Register
Tye
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Robert Ow
Standard Oil Canoey
Indiana
Rockefeller
Stewart
Indiana Corporation
Standard Oil Company
Continental
Harding
Corporation of Ning
Colonel Stewart
Rockfeller-Stewart
America
Jess
Thers
Ameriam
The Apple Eating Habit Through Time and Taste
A compact meditation on apples as a staple luxury, tracing varieties from McIntosh to Winesaps and Newtons. It notes Epicurean tastes for Northern Spy, baking and sauce uses, and how over generations flavor and quality improve while urging readers to enjoy apples in diverse forms.
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Solomon
Rhode Island
Ben Davis
Rome
Influenza Recalled as Fashionable Sickness Across Centuries
The Syracuse Post-Standard essay argues that influenza has long been a fashionable illness, noting its presence during the American Revolution era and drawing parallels to modern epidemics. It cites Baron Steuben as a humorous source, clarifying the flu’s historical prevalence and reforming its perceived novelty.
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Syracuse Post-Standard
Baron Steuben
New York City
Golden Age Dream Tied to Kellogg Pact Peace
John Martin of the New York Ethical Culture Society envisions a future Golden Age arising from a broader peace beyond the Kellogg pact. He predicts America will mirror legendary eras in literature music and art, composing its own model rather than duplicating the past. The forecast acknowledges the pact may not guarantee such a era and notes nations differ in outlooks.
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John Martin
New York
Ford's View on Value and Prices Shapes Economic Outlook
The World reports Henry Ford argues value must match price to sustain demand. He cites his own fortunes declining with falling prices and warns inflation or poorer quality goods would harm business. Ford recalls 1920s slump and his early insistence on tying prices to value to prevent hard times.
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New York World
Ford
Apple Variety Spotlight From Global Fruit Guide
A fragment from a railroad booklet praises apples as one of the most cosmopolitan fruits grown on every continent. The note highlights the fruit's wide cultivation and universal appeal across regions and markets.
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Rom
Pennsylvania
Continent
Capudine Claims Quick Relief for Colds and Flu
When chills and aching back strike, Capudine liquid is pitched to act fast easing pains. The ad touts Capudine as breaking up the cold and easing fever chest pains with physician referral advised for bad cases. It highlights indigestion as the battle behind bad colds and flu and notes Capudine’s popularity with millions of users. Sold at drug stores in 30c and 6c sizes.
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Capuchint
Drust
Firemen's Bazar Still Draws Crowds
The Friendship and Sarah Zane bazar at the Friendship engine house attracts large crowds nightly. Last night the lower floor was packed with visitors at supper tables while upstairs the dance floor buzzed with a fine orchestra. Many patrons order home suppers with runners delivering piping hot meals across town.
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Friendship
Sarah Zane
Friendship Engine House
Public Sale of Frye Gardens in Main Street District
Owner offers Frye Gardens at 809 8S Main St for public auction in front of the County Court House at 11 a m on Saturday February 9 1929. Property includes a seven room frame house with outbuildings on a 120 ft 6 in by 234 ft 6 in lot near Handley Schools. Sale may divide into five building lots with deferred payments secured by bonds and a trust deed. Auctioneers Duvall and Dunn. MRS MARTIN WISECARVER.
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Evening Star
Winchester
Ines Bat Ras
Jeremiah
Colonel Steward
Red Lion
Atwater
Kent
Ee Fora
Atwater Kent Peakera
Alexander
Wampoles C. L. Otl
Lydia Pingham
Johnson’s Baby Powder
KOTEX
South Main ST
Harry Manning
Florida
Friendship Hall
George Washington
Firemen’s Bazar
Uncle Sam
Dr. Pierce
Main ST
Martin Wisecarver
W. J. Hottel
Hester Mills
Hill
Baker’s Alcohol
Jergens
Baker's Cut Rate Drug Store
Northern Virginia Power Company
Valentines
Whitman’s
Nunnally’s
Russell McPhail
Irwin Drug Company
N. Braddock ST
Winchester Printers & Stationers, Inc
Geo. F. Norton Publishing Company
Ieterna, S North
Loudoun Street
Winchester, Virginia
Brooks
Price
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Fexall
N. Main St
WATCO
Consumers Utilities Company
Next Farmers & Merchants
North Main Street
Red Place
de Sure
Kemen
Azaar
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