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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1927
Page
4
The text indicates publishing details for The Evening Star at Centre Virginia with affiliations to Morning News and The Weekly News. It notes second class matter at the post office and publication schedule common to daily papers, including connections to The Weekly Mirror.
A historical notices page shows subscription rates and advance payment terms, including one year six months and three months plans. The item cites Associated Press dispatch credits and republication rights, dated Tuesday January 11 1927.
The passage argues small towns boast improvements and sympathy, yet suffer from gossip. It contrasts urban contentment with rural life, noting how kindness shapes living yet gossip remains the only major critique in a close community. It reflects on outsiders aiding recognition of progress.
The Newport News Daily Press reports the death of Mrs Anna Maria Washington Tucker, wife of the Southern Diocese of Virginia bishop. She was grandniece of General George Washington and mother to thirteen children. Her passing is a profound loss to the bishop and diocese, prompting prayers for comfort and peace.
Winchester residents express shock and sorrow over the blaze at the Front Royal Macon Academy. The fire destroyed the building endangering students and staff. local doctors and faculty extend sympathy and prayers for quick recovery of the injured.
The Baltimore Sun recounts a Bureau of Fisheries census in a Vermont stream to count trout. It concludes one mile supports about 800 trout, a sizable claim for a leisurely, sport focused tally.
The Franklin Chronicle argues against deriding small towns and their residents who work locally. It condemns snobbery toward hometown shops and urges civic pride, noting how out-of-town attitudes harm community support and local business.
The article notes the rise of after dinner orations at business meetings churches and clubs. Toastmasters guide gentle humor and praise while speakers share wisdom and ideas, making public causes seem approachable and boosting social progress through relaxed yet influential discourse.
Virginia Gov Harry F Byrd will mail thousands of letters to citizens detailing the new state tax laws. He aims to explain the tax system and urges localities not to raise taxes beyond what is needed. Free copies of the tax materials will be available from his office or the State Tax Commissioner.
The article discusses why days lengthen after the shortest day of winter and how the true sun differs from the mean sun. It explains the equation of time caused by Earth's orbital eccentricity and obliquity, noting sun position changes and sunset variations in December and January.
A health note urges early treatment of colds to prevent pneumonia or flu. Rub Musterole on congested areas to ease symptoms quickly. It claims to replace mustard plasters with a simple oil and mustard paste that stimulates circulation and warms the skin.
An testimonial touts Adlerika as a dual-action bowel cleanser that cleans upper and lower bowels. The ad claims one spoonful stops gas and reduces bloating, restoring health after 16 years of attempts with internal baths and medicines. Available at Miller's Drug Store in Winchester and other druggists.
The feature notes author Michael Arlen now works with By ron and Peter Pat. It mentions a collar named in his honor, reflecting his cultural impact and recognition.
Two new American Legion posts were organized in Virginia since January 1, bringing total posts to 91. Ashby Post was formed in Bridgewater with 17 charter members and W. H. Roebush of Bridgewater College as commander, while Buckingham County Post was formed in Dillwyn. A curious note mentions Kittie Jarvis of Camberwell helping her father catch rats for the film Pied Piper of Hamelin, handling 200 live rats.
A light red female fox hound with no collar or tag was last seen near Rag Town in January with ten other hounds. She stands 22 inches at the shoulders and is described as a fine dog. Reward offered to finder through RK, Box 20, Strasburg, Virginia.
An advertisement touts Allenrhu as the most helpful rheumatic medicine in the world. It claims rapid action against twinges and swollen joints, dissolving poisonous deposits within two days and expelling impurities through natural channels. Baker's Drug Store presents it as an appointed local agent.
Winchester Virginia notice from J H Yost cashier dated December 11 references a 4 week term.
Paul Case of Brockton Massachusetts offers a free postal prescription learned in France for treating rheumatism and neuritis. He states thousands have benefited and asks only for the reader’s address to mail the remedy.
Local items report church conference sermons by Rev. Wheeler and plans for town officers including a mayor and council members with a runoff to resolve a tie. Messages mention the death of Mrs. John Monroe and the illness of Mrs. A. D. McKee, with notes on neighbors visiting and highway work near Romney.
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