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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1925
Page
4
The Evening Star with publisher Harry Wlood Byrd operated as a daily except Sunday paper from Wineter Virginia. It lists Evening Star Publishing Co and a connection to Morning News as The Weekly Mirror in an era print.
Press says the paper uses Associated Press dispatches and republishes local news with credits from other outlets. The policy outlines exclusive use for republication and credits.
A fragmented advertisement lists subscription rates by mail and carrier for the year in advance with monthly terms and a note of January 1 1925. Names of specific rates appear as three dollar fifty, one seventy five, and ninety cent variants, but the text is garbled.
The News Leader presents a detailed outline of Virginia history, blending historical facts with timely commentary. The piece argues for continued study of the state's past and its relevance to current events, noting the Richmond press tone as hopeful rather than despairing.
In a lively Senate exchange, William Cabell Bruce of Maryland and Pat Harrison of Mississippi traded pointed compliments. The remarks were about party decorum and the political climate, signaling heightened tension as disputes over policy and leadership heated the chamber.
Prohibition agents in Baltimore face pressure as farmers react to enforcement and tax ideas. Officials debate methods amid tension over regulations and revenue. Local observers anticipate further actions and policy shifts affecting commerce.
Petersburg and Richmond report a surge in fast and reckless driving leading to multiple accidents. Authorities urge motorists to slow down and drive safely to prevent further injuries and property damage.
A devastating fire at a schoolhouse trapped and killed several children during a celebration. The crowd was inside a crowded room when a door jammed and prevented escape as flames spread through the improvised decor and windows failed to provide a quick exit.
The report notes Moore urging Charkley to run for governor while hinting that a Wise man could reshape the Virginia race. It discusses potential effects on bond issues and the auditor Byrd, with lingering questions about Senator Byrd and party strategy amid a developing political scene.
The passage credits Auditor Moore as the true leader of the anti-bond effort, though ex-Governor Stuart and Senator Byrd were initially seen at the helm. Byrd has shown no plans to retire for Moore, whose candidacy is not viewed as a major obstacle. Political simplicity is remarked upon.
The New York Sunday World announces three special features in this issue. An enlarged eight page Red Magic edited by Houndinifor appeals to puzzle fans. A new Arthur Somers Roche series offers three complete stories. For music lovers, I'll Be Your Soldier, a popular hit, accompanies Ma dame Pompadour at the Martin Beck Theatre in New York City.
Walt Mason laments New Year vows that fade fast as the old year ends. He mocks grand resolutions to quit habits and vows to reform while humorously predicting weak, comic struggles and the lasting pull of old routines.
Winchester readers urged to use Doan's Pills to relieve backache headaches dizziness nervousness and urinary issues linked to failing kidneys. Mrs. Harry Hottle of 215 E Lane Ave praised the remedy noting quick relief and lasting improvement after using Doan's Pills priced 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY advertised the product.
Shenandoah Valley Inc invites all members and the public to a mass meeting with thirteen counties in the Shenandoah Valley held at the New Virginia Theatre Harrisonburg Virginia on January 15 1925 starting eleven a m. Speakers will discuss the year in review and plans for the coming year. Board and officers will be elected and arrangements made for future work.
Informal ceremonies in Fredericksburg Virginia mark the closing of the campaign to buy and preserve Kenmore the historic home of Betty Lewis George Washingtons sister The dedication of the mansion to posterity is planned for May third anniversary of President Coolidges visit when he opened the fundraising drive It is possible the President will return in May to partake in the dedication program
A fragmented note hints at interest in self managing work, asking about how the exchange might handle duties and care. The text mentions haw and job ideas with unclear context, suggesting a casual inquiry rather than a formal plan.
In Baltimore on January 1 Judge Charles F. Stein of the Circuit Court ordered Charles S. Consolvo to pay his wife Evelyn Lamb Consolvo fifty dollars weekly as support unless a contrary cause arises. The plea for annulment was denied in Howard county circuit court last week. The petition by N. Carter Hammond and Robert E. Kanade cites abandonment on September 7 and minimal financial support since the marriage, with Consolvo aware his wife had no funds.
Nineveh Va January 1 Miss Pauline McKay returns home from Manassas after visiting her sister. Daniel S. Hughes of Charles Town visits Wheatland. Mrs Heck and brother Lawrence Johns spend holidays with Eugene Johns family. Miss Mary Weaver returns to Washington after visiting her parents. Relatives learn of the death of Mrs J R Rust formerly Miss Nannie McKay of the county. Mrs Rust survived by daughter Mrs Charles Gillis and three sons. John McCauley of Washington home for holidays. Will Weaver family and Julian Steele family visit. People travel from Philadelphia to spend Christmas with Mrs Hefflebower’s mother Mrs Garrison. Ice harvest interest noted. seven inches.
Richmond Va Jan 1 blank forms for the physical examinations of all officers of the Virginia National Guard are now being forwarded to units common for the annual examinations according to Assistant Adjutant General Joseph LeMasurier. The examinations must be concluded by February.
James Thompson of Harrisonburg Virginia a business executive and accountant with wide experience has taken a responsible position with Glaize and Brother local lumber dealers and manufacturers and will enter upon his new duties here tomorrow. Mr Thompson will be accompanied by Mrs Thompson and their two children. They have leased a house on Gray avenue where they will make their future home.
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