The Evening Star Publication Details
The Evening Star is published daily except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Co. in Winchester Virginia. It is entered as second class matter and consolidated with Morning News The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror.
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Local subscription rates in unclear OCR text
An OCR fragment lists subscription prices for various periods with unclear wording and garbled terms. It mentions year and six month options, carrier delivery, and monthly rates, but the text is partially unreadable and mixed with misspellings and stray characters. It is presented as a fragmented pricing block without clear dates or publisher context.
Noted AP Copyright Clause for Newspaper Use
The text states that the Associated Press owns republication rights for dispatches credited or not and also controls all local news published in the paper. It declares exclusive use of AP content by the wire service. It functions as a legal copyright notice for news material.
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Suffolk Politicians Weighing Gov Nomination Amid White House Talk
In Suffolk Virginia the race for governor shows few clear contenders. Senator Byrd and Walter Mapp loom as front runners with allies shaping a strong bloc, while West seeks a second term. Harry Byrd and former Gov Avis may influence the field as power balances shift.
McKinley and the South
The Ohio Society of Washington will host John J. Cornwell of West Virginia to discuss McKinley and the South. The piece lauds McKinley’s union efforts, praising his role in uniting north and south through unity after civil war and during the Spanish American War, noting the society’s constructive national example.
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Ohio Society of Washington
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McKinley
Jay McKinley
Spain
Corkwell
Ohio
Cross Junction Notes At JUNCTION Virginia Jan 22
Mrs. Kerns has returned to her I Paw West Virginia after visiting relatives and friends in this vicinity. Shanholtz has visited his private brother in law and Mr and Mrs W Erle Edwards Winchester, has returned to her place near here.
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Braithwaite Family Visits Winchester for Health News
Mrs E W Braithwaite visits Winchester with sister Mrs W Smith Clark as Dorothy Braithwaite undergoes appendicitis surgery. Hazel Baker returns home from Ashington visit to sister Mrs John Gunn. Pearl Braithwaite visits W Erle Edwards home in Winchester. H R and W Erle Edwards with families spend Monday with parents G H Edwards and Mrs C G Baker in Winchester.
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E. W. Braithwaite
Winchester
W. Smith Clark
Dorothy
Hazel Baker
John Gunn
Ashington
Pearl Braithwaite
W. Erle Edwards
H. R
G. H. Edwards
Gilbert DeHaven
G. Baker
Coolidge Advice Sought On Park Survey Fund Bill
Washington reports President Coolidge will guide a $15,000 survey appropriation for Blue Ridge and Great Smoky mountain National Park sites. Gen. Lord and Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee officials discuss amicable understanding amid price and land-availability concerns. City views show Blue Ridge projection near Washington.
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Blue Ridge
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Great Smoky Range
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Department of Interior
Washington City
Mountains Formed for Skyline Auto Train Construction
A fragment notes that mountains are shaped to allow a skyline auto train to be built atop them. The detail is brief and lacks broader context or named entities.
Lecture On Missionary Life At Centenary Church
Prof Crim to describe Some Unusual Experiences in Missionary Life at the morning service with Rev H M Crim. Missionary Society offers a thank offering and bank offering choices. Junior Mission Band and Girls Missionary Guild provide music. Children’s motion picture Our Animals and How They Help Us shown at Centenary 3 30 p m and Empire Theatre 7 30 p m for women and public alike. Produced by Mrs E Hathaway Turnbull famed humanitarian famed for animal welfare during WWI.
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Costa Rica Pays Up Back Dues and Quits the League
Costa Rica submitted its resignation from the League of Nations and sent a check for back dues. Officials attributed the move to criticism over unpaid assessments voiced at the last assembly budget committee meeting, with no formal reason given.
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Convoy Woman Praises Lydia E Pinkham Vege Table Compound
Mrs. Elsie Ackerman of Convoy Ohio writes about relief from midlife weakness after eight bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She recommends it to others and notes her daughter-in-law also benefited after three bottles.
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Convoy
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Elsie Ackerman
Lydia E. Pinkham
Thorn Drowns When Gulf Boat Upsets Off Apalachicola
John P Thorn, 23, of Apalachicola and Martinsburg roots, drowned when his speed boat overturned in the Gulf near Apalachicola Florida yesterday afternoon. Thorn and a business associate were aboard the boat when it capsized. the associate swam to shore but Thorn was pulled under and his body had not been found by noon today. He was married to Miss Dunn and leaves a young daughter. His mother is Mrs. Anderson of North Main Street Martinsburg relatives. He was engaged in the family lumber business with his father H P Thorn in Apalachicola. The Thorn family formerly lived in Martinsburg West Virginia.
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Apalachicola
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Gulf
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Postal Salary Bill Before Senate Again
The Senate opened discussion on the postal salary bill with a provision restoring the pay raise to January 1 instead of July 1 of last year. A new move sought to exempt newspapers under 5,000 circulation from any postage rate increase, citing opposition from the National Editorial and Country Newspaper Associations. Senator Walsh argued the rate hike must originate in the House, raising constitutional questions.
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Jersey Rum jury discharged for lack of verdict
In Jersey City New Jersey the jury in the trial of 12 Weekawken and Jersey on police officials and civilians reported it could not agree on a verdict. The judge discharged the 12 jurors after they had been out since 3 07 yesterday afternoon. The case will be resumed within about two weeks.
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Bruchtown Brevities
Jan 22 brief notes from Bruchtown record visits by Mr and Mrs Jeak Gisser Mr and Mrs Andy Whitacre and daughter with extended family Howard Whitacre hosts a birthday surprise for H B Boden Mrs Boden returns from near Marti to a welcome party Charles Hyer Sr of Washington visited Saturday Marie Suter wed John Limp bert in Baltimore with Mrs Snapp and Sadie Snapp later Washington trip noted
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Monster King Crabs Reach Unbelievable Sizes
A report notes Japanese coastlines display crab and fisherman scenes in prints. King crabs from Japanese Islands range 8 to 4 feet across the claws, with a historic record of a monstrous 19 foot tip to tip span.
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