Eve Evening Star publication notice
The Eve Evening Star Publishing Co of Winchester consolidates with the Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror. Associated Press news dispatches credited or not are exclusively used by this paper and all local news published herein.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Morning News
The
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Associated Press
Christ for All All for Christ Greves Mm 5
A fragmented church pamphlet page shows ad like pricing for a periodical with advance rates and a Bible verse Psalm 56 1 3 urging trust in God amid enemies. It mentions national ad reps Devine Tenney Corp and locations New York Des Moines Chicago.
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Devine-Tenney Corporation
New York
Des Moines
Chicago
Keep the Schools Open
Richmond editor urges Virginia school boards to protect education during revenue shortfalls. The piece argues against reducing school terms, citing France after WWI and the need to preserve funding for children’s welfare and future prosperity. It calls for prudent economy only after all other government functions are trimmed.
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The
New York Times
France
Virginia
Department of Education
Brews Said Too Small a Factor in War Food Drive
In 1917 brewers told Senate Agriculture Committee that beer used less than three quarters of one percent of U S grain and barley was not staple food. They argued grain needed for brewing was under seven one hundredths of total agricultural land, deeming the industry minor to conservation.
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United States
Evening Star
Washington, D. C
Gustav Pabst
Senate Agriculture Committee
Gronna
Mesquite Gavel Breaks During Garner Benefit Event
West Texas mesquite gavel presented by Uvalde admirers to Speaker Garner snaps during a press event. A witnessing official says the speaker was practicing theatrical whacks for news photographers, amid a murky overall event description.
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Fort Worth
Mesquite Gavel Craft Reveals West Texan Craftsmanship
A fragmentary paragraph notes a wrecked tie gavel with a mesquite head and a wooden handle likely from an eastern wood. It praises a West Texas craftsman who mastered mesquite, an achievement some find challenging for the material.
Stephens City Home Group Plans Work For Year
The Stephens City home demonstration committee met January 14 at Mrs. F. B. Cadwallader s home to map yearly goals. Miss Eliza Farrar aided planning as foods becomes main focus with house furnishings gardening and canning as minors. The group aims for higher attendance personal invitations sponsor 4-H clubs grow gardens and can surplus produce. two leaders at county meetings. larger county achievement day turnout. invites all women to join and attend monthly last Friday demonstrations.
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Stephens City
F. B. Cadwallader
Eliza Farrar
Hugh Funk
Wife cooks pastry with silver fork for flaky crust
A tip explains using a silver fork instead of a knife to cut shortening into pastry dough. This method speeds work and yields a lighter, flakier crust.
Second Annual Shenandoah County Corn Show Draws Sixty Displays
The second Shenandoah county corn show at Strasburg High School, promoted by G G Dickenson and W F Wall Jr, sponsored by Massanutten National Bank, drew sixty displays from across the county. Awards highlighted Reid's Yellow Dent seed corn with C E Coffman of Woodstock taking the silver cup and grand champion ribbon. other top finishers included Walter Davidson Middletown and H H Copp Fishers Hill in various corn classes.
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Shenandoah County
Massanutten Bank
Massanutten National Bank
Virginia
G. W. Patterson
J. R. Litner
Loudoun County
John Ward
Ward
State of Virginia
Wall, Jr
Dickenson
Reid
C. E. Coffman
Woodstock
Walter Davidson
Middletown
C. EB. Coffman
R. E. Galladay
Guy Stickley
Strasburg
Randolph Zirkle
New Market
H. H. Copp
Fishers Hill
Ford Fifer
J. B. Saum
Maurertown
Eugene Don
Ald
Mr. Jackson
Raymond Estep
Newee
Billie Payne
E. Galladay
E. Stickley
Walter Erodes
Fishers
Lee Bushong
Rhodes Keller
Toms Brook
Jurene Donald
Jackson
Frank Morrison
Loyal Miller
Lee Mitchell
Joe Crabill
John Spitler
Robi. Kibler
Glen Gochenour
Leonard Boyer
Jas. Click
Joe Wisman
Norman Kibler
Strasbore
Ralph Hottle
Condre
Washington grapples plan to raise billions without new taxes
Lawmakers seek a method to generate about two billion dollars annually without imposing new taxes on voters. The challenge centers on finding revenue sources that do not increase the voter tax burden or trigger opposition from constituents.
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Washington
Lipstick Girl A Robe Webster Autfier of aoe ame JORETTA
Marcia Moyer works in Mitchelfield's largest store cosmetics department and longs to see the world. Ted Stanton, her loyal garage-mechanic lover, plans a future together as a mysterious dapper stranger draws attention to Marcia, stirring curiosity and doubt.
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Autfier
Aoe Ame
Joretta
Marcia Moyer
Mitchelfield
Ted Stanton
Ted
Marcia
Jack
Lena
Lola
Moyers House
Mumsy
Dave
Bobby
Betty
Rainfall records show January total and historic comparisons
The report notes no precipitation in the past 24 hours and January to date rainfall at 1.48 inches. It compares 13 year averages with 1931 figures, listing monthly amounts for January through December and totals 34.21 inches versus 36.33 inches. A quotation from Vienna Neue Freie Presse comments on Herbert Hoover.
Dr. Pierce's Prescription Promises Relief
Mrs. Elizabeth Stanton of Richmond Virginia describes weakness nervousness headaches and constipation improving after one bottle of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She says she decided to try the tonic after seeing it in a drugstore and noticed wonderful improvement.
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Richmond
Elizabeth Stanton
East 7Th St
Dr. Pierce
Murray Weighs Presidential Run in Washington Visit
Oklahoma Governor William Murray discussed possible presidential candidacy during a Washington trip. He reportedly eliminated other leading Democrats from consideration, though he did not declare his own bid publicly. He was photographed with Representative Tom McKeown of Oklahoma.
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William
Bill) Murray
Oklahoma
Washington
Murray
Tom McKeown
Unskillful Diners And Peculiar Opportunities In History
In eighteenth century England table knives with wide curved blades aided peas eating. United States farm poultry numbers shrink due to drought and high tow prices per USDA. Uncle Eben compares opportunity to a bee seeking honey while others are stung. Over forty poultry men attended the eleventh annual poultry short course at Pennsylvania State College from November 9 to 12.
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England
United States
Department of Agriculture
Pennsyla State College
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