Evening Star Publishes Daily Edition at Winchester
The Evening Star is entered at the Winchester post office as second class matter. It is published daily except Sundays by The Evening Star Publishing Co. of Winchester, Virginia and is consolidated with The Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror.
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Winchester
The
Evening Star Publishing Co
Virginia
Morning News
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
AP News Copyright Notice and Reprint Rights
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish dispatches and local news credited or not credited to AP in this paper. The notice specifies reprint permissions and limits on reproduction of AP content.
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Associated Press
Subscription Rates By Mail and Carrier
Rates for subscription by mail include one year 3.50 six months 1.75 three months 0.90 and one month 0.30. By carrier one year 4.50 six months 2.25 three months 1.20 one month 0.40. A weekly rate appears with a garbled entry.
Advertising Rates and Classified Terms
Classified advertising lists pricing with two cents per word and a 25 cent minimum. Memorials priced at 31.50 for four stanzas, with Cards of Thanks at 75 cents. Display ads with border due by 10 AM on publication day, 42 cents per inch transient rate, contract rates available.
National Advertising Representatives Reach Major Markets
Divine Tenney Corp expands presence across New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Des Moines and Atlanta through national advertising representation. The move positions the firm to coordinate campaigns with regional offices and clients nationwide.
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Divine, Tenney Corp
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
Atlanta
Saint chant and psalm verse quote
A religious snippet cites Psalm 34 9 10 urging fear of the Lord and assurance that those who seek him lack no good thing. The text includes a motto style phrase about Christ and Saints and ends with a Bible verse.
The Car of 1934 and the Race to Streamlined Design
The 1934 automobile show signals a shift toward streamlining driven by racing and airplane influence. Designers foresee rear engines, light alloys, and minimal protrusions as speeds rise beyond eighty mph, marking a new evolution beyond the traditional horseless carriage.
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New York Times
Dobbin
Daytona
Fla
The Worst Foot First at Charlottesville College Topics
A New Year's resolution urges Virginia Literary Magazine to reach more than fifteen students during the academic year. The piece lampoons campus literary neglect and recalls past abortive magazine efforts at the University of Virginia.
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Charlottesville Progress College
Virginia
University of Virginia
Tite
LITTLE BRO BY ASS METS SCHOOL DAYS
The text presents a set of questions and answers about geography constitutional terms and a whiskey rebellion. It notes Siberia winters colder than the North Pole, a Siberia Arctic Ocean proximity, a record temperature below zero, a constitutional term limit question with no prohibition, and Noah as the Whiskey Rebellion leader in western Pennsylvania in 1794.
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North Pole
Siberia
Arctic Ocean
Virginia college publications need unified funding
The article argues that student magazines suffer from unpaid subscriptions and debt, forcing staff to cut costs and improvise. It proposes a blanket registration fee to support a humorous publication, a literary magazine, and a student news sheet, plus funding for the Virginia Players to sustain production and attract advertisers.
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Virginia Reel
Cavalier
Virginia Players
Bell Clothes Shop Assigns Assets and Liabilities Now Over $9 000
One year ago Bell Clothes Shop makes an assignment with liabilities over $9 000. President Hoover was generous to Shenandoah National Park, says W E Carson. Eagle Scout Harry Ebert named National Champion Scout in the United States for 1932 in reforestation. Descendant of Andrew Conrad Cline of Canada inquiries about a rumored 48 000 000 estate near Winchester Rockville Md. Woman fatally burned lighting a cigarette.
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Hoover
Shenandoah National Park
W. E. Carson
Harry Ebert
United States
Andrew Conrad Cline
Canada
Winchester
Rockville
Maryland DNC committeeman resigns for State Highway post
Howard Bruce a Democratic National committeeman from Maryland resigns to join the State Highway Commission. The report notes other local items including a jail incident, a large oyster supper plan by firemen, a major fire in Dublin and Martin's building, and a fatal traffic crash in Kernstown involving John Knicley.
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Howard Bruce
Maryland
State Highway Commission
Luther Pannett
Civic League
Washington, D. C
Virginia
Dublin
Martin’s
12Th
F Streets
Temporary nature of NIRA debated by Harvard Law Review
A discussion notes constitutional questions about the National Industrial Recovery Act. It argues Congress's power rests mainly on the commerce clause, questions Fifth Amendment due process, and examines delegation to the President. The piece predicts NIRA likely cannot be permanent and signals a prolonged political process before renewal or rejection.
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Harvard Law Review
Congress
The
Law Review
Supreme Court
NIRA
James M. Beck
Tampa
Fla
Minnesota
Raoul and Clara Flee After Valthex Murder Scene
After Valthex is killed in a Paris mansion Raoul and Clara escape on the roofs and through halls. Raoul plans a safe exit while Clara battles guilt. he hides his fear, searches for her, and contemplates her possible flight along the Seine. The chapter ends with Clara missing and Raoul sleepless.
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Mademoiselle
Caroline
Clara
Gorgeret
Raoul
Valthex
Seine
Suburban
Rainfall totals and averages from Winchester records
Present and past rainfall shows 0.91 inches for January to date and year to date. Average annual precipitation since record collection stands at 34.71 inches. Monthly averages by month are listed from January 2.36 inches to December 2.37 inches.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Evangelistic Services Planned at Wardensville Church
The Rev S F Fridley pastor of the Wardensville Methodist Church announces a month long evangelistic series starting Sunday January 14 at 530 PM. Services run each evening except Mondays with a plea for attendance. He says the devil is entrenched here but the gospel can save all who believe.
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S. F. Fridley
Methodist Church
Wardensville
W. Va
Pobey
January 13 Target Match on Lime and Sulphur Road
Qualified entrants gather at 10 o clock behind Miller's Green House for a still target match on Lime and Sulphur Road. Prizes include turkeys chickens and ducks. G F Dove signs the notice dated 1 11 21.
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Miller’s Green House
G. F. Dove
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the Saints’ Assurance
Pennsylvania
Bell Clothes Shop
John Knicley
Harrisonburg
Jesse C. Cammer
Kernstown
Edwin A. Temple
Episcopal Church
Amarillo
Texas
Vincent Tharpe
Floyd Brewer
Alexandria
Walter Lippman
N. R.A
Raowl
Auteuil
Courville
Manor Concern
John H. Lamp
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East Boscawen St
BAKER
Baker’s Drug Store
Western Frederick Bank
Gore
Frederick
State Corporation Commission
Inc
Davee
Pete Akg
J W Ward
Western
State of Virginia
Ward
W. J. Muse
B. A. Giffin
W. Parish
State of
County of
Fred A Crisman
Harter
Farmers & Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
U.S
Aspam
J H Yost
H Yost
Cashier
H D Fuller
John M. Steck
M. M. Lynch
Mary G. Hershberger
Frigidaire
Northern Virginia Power CO
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