Winchester Evening Star History Snippet
The passage notes consolidation with Morning News to Weekly News The Times and The Weekly Mir. published daily except Sunday by The Evening Star Publish Co of Winchester Virginia. It carries Associated Press news dispatches and exclusive rights to local news published herein.
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Spirit of Truth and Prayer Admonition
A devotional fragment cites John 16 13 on the coming of the Spirit of truth and a prayer asking God to be guardian and guide in every thought and step. The text emphasizes listening to the Spirit and future revelation.
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Tribune push to move capital from Washington to Chicago
A Chicago Tribune campaign argues relocating the national capital to Chicago would remedy climate and influence issues, noting Washington’s heat and politics. The piece contends old residents resist change, while怀 suggests reformers like Borah or Heflin might shift roles and the nation could shed “deadwood.”
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Congress
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Joe Ae
Pennsylvania
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Horace Greeley
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Avon
Youth and the Farm survey shows rural youths prefer country life
A Houston Post Dispatch summary reports a survey by a major mail order house indicating farm youths are more satisfied with rural life than peers. Three quarters of 1 million rural youths questioned intend to stay in the country with 93 percent planning rural careers and over 80 percent of boys pursuing rural work.
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Not enough context to form a headline
Fragmentary excerpt discusses economic disparity and technological progress reducing labor needs, noting urban wealth dazzles youths while many struggle to live and earn a bare living.
Burglar Trapped in Chimney Plays Santa in Pa Home
A New Year escape in Chaddsford Pa ends with a burglar dressed as Santa Claus being rescued by local firemen after getting stuck in a chimney. The would be Santa story recalls a New England clerks attempt years ago to present a realistic Christmas.
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New York Times
Chaddsford
New England
Santa Claus
Sardine packed Four-Square lumber arrives in city
Fred Glaize of Glaize and Brother Lumber Co announces the first packaged lumber shipment here. The new Four-Square lumber is remanufactured to exact dimensions with smooth ends and clear English packaging that guarantees quality. The car’s sardine-like packing and paper-lined doors protect the load during transit. The company is an authorized Four-Square dealer in the Weyerhaeuser network.
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Fred Glaize
Glaize
Pacific
Glaize Lumber Company
Fours Square
Weyerhaenes
Guaranteed relief for rheumatism and nerve pain
A historic ad touts Q623 and Q1623 prescription remedies for rheumatism neuritis arthritis sciatica and lumbago claiming guaranteed relief. It credits a famous specialist and notes Baker's Drug Store Winchester Gardner's Pharmacy Boyce as merchants selling the product with many testimonials.
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Gardner’s Pharmacy
Boyce
Worrying Only Deepens Old Age Says South Bend Tribune
Quote advises not to fret about the younger generation as worry accelerates aging among the elderly, reflecting a viewpoint from the South Bend Tribune.
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South Bend Tribune
Ted Lewis and Show of Shows Star in Cap Capitol Run
Ted Lewis leads his band and high hat in Show of Shows with appearances by Georges Carpentier Alice White Patsy Ruth Miller and a chorus of seventy five dancers directed by Jack Haskell. The star roster also includes John Barrymore Irene Bordoni Winnie Lightner Richard Barthelmess Myrna Loy Dolores Costello Monte Blue Beatrice Lillie Frank Fay Nick Lucas and Betty Compson as Capitol screens today and tomorrow.
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Rose
Young
Friedman
Ted Lewis
Bessie Clayton
New York
Ziegfela
Ellar
London
Paris
George Carpentier
Georges Carpentier
France
Alice White
Patsy Ruth Miller
Georges
Jack Haskell
John Barrymore
Irene Bordoni
Winnie Lightner
Richard Barthelmess
Myrna Loy
Dolores, Costello
Monte Blue
Beatrice Lillie
Frank Fay
Nick Lucas
Betty Compson
Capitol
Hidden don’t park signs ignored behind cars escape notice
A Cleveland Plain Dealer remark notes many no parking signs go unseen as vehicles hide them, leading to widespread violations and the need for clearer placement to enforce rules.
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Oranda Virginia Holiday Roundup and Local Notes
Oranda Virginia reports a mild holiday season with good will and general happiness. Several residents visited relatives in nearby towns while others resumed idle lime plants. Notables include John Saum studying at Blacksburg and visits by Miss Vic Carrier and families in Winchester and Strasburg.
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A. P. Miller
F. B. Sapp
Finley
Cumberland
M. M. Orndorff
A. H. Jackson
Winchester
Ed.Stickley
Bruce Chally
Herschel
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Chicago
Harry and
Leslie Coffelt
Washington
W. A. Coffelt
A. Miller
F. O. Pingley
C. C. Himelright
Guy
J. B. Himelright
Capon
Messrs. Orville
Lester Miller
Winces” Memorial Hospital
Frank Foltz
Pittsburgh
John Foltz
Bertha Kibler
Car Fire After Soldier Falls Asleep Near Fort Humphreys
EB Emerson, a soldier, fell asleep at about two o'clock while driving about four miles east of a town. His car overturned a fifteen foot embankment, caught fire, and Emerson sustained multiple head and facial lacerations before freeing himself. He was treated at Memorial hospital and later spoke with police and Fort Humphrey's officers about the incident.
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Car Destroyed by Fire After Bankment Incident
A late 1926 Chevrolet was reduced to a complete ruin after a bankment incident caused a fire. The report notes milk quality varies, but milking from several cows can yield more consistent results than milk from a single cow.
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Adlerika Ad claims cure for stomach and bowels
An advertisement touts Adlerika as a remedy for stomach trouble. It claims relief from gas on the stomach and rapid removal of old waste matter, promising better meals and sleep. The copy emphasizes dramatic personal improvement after a single spoonful.
Natex touted as miracle tonic for stomach and nerve relief
The ad proclaims Natex as effective against constipation gas headaches neuralgia aching joints and nervousness. It claims lasting relief and urges readers to visit Peoples Service Drug store where a Natex Health Expert explains merits and offers free samples and a health booklet.
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Fairview Ave
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Peoples Service Drug Store
Peoples Service Drug Tore
Tuberculosis Clue Found in Ancient Spine Mummy
Researchers report evidence of spinal tuberculosis in a Gondin-era mummy dating to about 260 B C. The finding suggests ancient TB affects in early civilizations and highlights paleopathology insights.
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