Evening Star publication detailing Winchester papers
The Evening Star, published daily except Sunday in Winchester Virginia by The Evening Star Publishing Co. Carries standard notices and consolidations with Morning News The Weekly News and The Weekly Mirror.
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Morning News
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Weekly Mirror
Advertising Rates in Advance for Subscriptions
The notice lists subscription pricing by period: one year at 3.50, six months at 1.75, three months at 0.90, one month at 0.30, and a separate one year rate at 4.50, six months at 2.25. The text includes garbled trailing words.
AP Copyright Notice on News Dispatches
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of all news dispatches credited to it or otherwise published locally, asserting control over distribution and use of its material by newspapers and other outlets.
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North Carolina Bond Debt Debate Beats Tax Burden
In January 1925, editorials warn North Carolina faces high bond indebtedness and rising taxes. A new governor vows full disclosure of a 300 million plus debt, urging prudent finance. Comparisons with Virginia highlight burdened taxpayers and the need to balance road and building progress with affordable taxes.
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Byrd for Governor Highlighted by Times-Advocate
Norfolk paper previews Harry F. Byrd as Virginia gubernatorial candidate. Article discusses gubernatorial race focus on road construction and financing methods including bond versus pay as you go. Contains sketch of Byrd's career and voter guidance.
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Harry F. Byrd
Ernor
Times-Advocate
Harry F. B Winchester
Virginia
Tention
Byrd's Road Record Praised as Governor Candidate
The piece extols Mr Byrd for transforming Valley Turnpike Company into a top southern highway, notes his 1918 bill turning the road to Virginia with no cost, and lauds his Hamp ton Roads view. It endorses his economy stance, debt opposition, and potential to govern for the greatest good to Virginians.
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Byrd
The
Valley Turnpike Company
Pike Road
Virginia
Hampton Roads
Times-Advocate
Not So Bad Cross Word Puzzle Riddle
Crossword quip frames a boy as expert while another calls the nearest thing to man a three letter abbreviation, with the punch line that the answer is BVD a line reflecting playful schoolyard banter and era slang.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason reads like a travel yarn
Poet Walt Mason recalls returning to Hayseed City from distant lands and vows to amuse friends with tales and rhymes. He recounts dazzling rivers, wild beasts, and eloquent tales that once drew crowds, but now he becomes a bore as friends drift away and avoid his clack.
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Hayseed City
Leningrad
Timbuctoo
China
Africa
Effective Means of Reducing Fat
An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a revolutionary weight loss method free from starvation or harsh exercise. The copy claims steady, easy fat loss with no ill effects and urges purchase from a druggist for one dollar or via the Marmola Company in Detroit Michigan.
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General Motors
Detroit
Mich
Public Sale At Commercial Restaurant Assets Jan 31 1925
By virtue of a fin assignment for the benefit of creditors I will sell at public auction at the Commercial Hotel Winchester Va at 1 pm on January 31 1925 the fixtures and effects of Re M McIntyre trading as the Commercial Restaurant. Lake Prazier Trustee and Duvalhy Dunn auctioneers.
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H . Winchester
RE. M. McIntyre
Farm for Sale Offering 500 Acre Farm for Five Part Financing
Classified note seeks buyer for a 500 acre farm with five part financing terms. Apply EB Evening Star.
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Evening Star
Try This For NEURITIS Quick relief remedy
Fragmented copy describes neuritis relief methods involving localized nerve treatment and topical rubbing to ease swelling. It mentions a pharmacist recommendation promising fast action and long lasting relief, with unclear specifics and stray phrases about skin and limbering.
Firpo Boosted Boxing Fame in Argentina
Buenos Aires report notes municipal records show 152000 pesos in professional boxing gate fees from February to October last year. The sum, 10 percent of total gate money since a 10 February act, funds hospital maintenance and reflects boxing’s rise from near anonymity a decade ago due to Luis Angel Firpo. Dozens of clubs operate nationwide with nightly bouts drawing 3000 to 10000 fans depending on program significance.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Municipal Révue Bureau
Barra Aires
Luis ‘Angel Firpo
United States
Paris Reparations Agreement Declared Nonbinding U S
Washington reports that the Paris reparations accord binds the United States in no way and carries no moral or legal obligations. Secretary Hughes asserts U S participation respects Senate reservations while Borah and Johnson push for a Senate inquiry into the agreement and its effects.
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U.S
Washington
Senate
Hughes
White House
United States
State Department
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
California
Treaty of Berlin
Kellogg
Farm For Sale Or Exchange 250 Acre Property
250 acre productive farm offered for sale or exchange for suburban property. Contact B Evening Star for details. Oblique dating indicates circulation January 19.
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Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promoted For Weigh Gain
In a health-boosting pitch a doctor and druggist recommend McGoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a fattener for a sickly child. They claim the sugar coated tablets provide vital vitamins and can add pounds in weeks, citing a nine year old who gained twelve pounds in seven months. Consumers urged to ask Franck Baker and Son or Boyd Drug Co for the product at a dollar.
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McGoy
Franck Baker and Son
Boyd Drug Co
McCoy
Timber History Recalls 1877 Deep Freeze And Paul Bunyan Tales
Jim LaFortier recalls a historic 1877 winter when temperatures sank to 68 below zero. Loggers dug through snow at Paul Bunyan’s Onion camp and hauled logs with improvised gear while stoves froze. Hundreds died from overexertion as men endured extreme cold in the Little Gimlet region. The following year marked milder weather, and LaFortier doubts today’s cold spell mirrors that era.
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Paul Banyan
Jim LaFortier
Paul Bunyan
Little Gimlet
Big Auger River
la Fortier
Babe
Paul
Laortier
LaFortier
Market Report Local Wholesale Prices and Grains
Market report lists daily wholesale prices for stock feed hogs cattle calves sheep and local flour and corn. Prices show adjustments from the previous day with figures for wheat corn and assorted grain products used by buyers and retailers.
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Star
Baltimore
Man Believed to Live 111 Bathing Head in Vinegar
An item from the Utleny Daily Press notes Nathan Lapatrick of Sheffield, aged 111, credits his longevity to washing his head with vinegar for many years. The brief mentions his unusual regimen and the long life attributed to this practice.
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Sheffield
Huiny Vers
Utleny Daily Press
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Weil
Baker’s Drug Store
Brook’s Pharmacy
Piccadilly St
N. Main St
Frank Gearing
East Piccadilly Street
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P. C. Neidemeyer & CO
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Hansbrough & Carter
ADAMS
Chiropractors
Palmer
North Braddock Street
Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Chandise
Porter House
M. L. Parsons
Southwark
GAS Office
Winchester Gas CO
West Piccadilly
S. Braddock St
MO. W. Rosenberger & CO
Hamburger’s
North Main Street