The Evening Star Masthead and Pricing Notes
The Evening Star displays publication details for Winchester Virginia with post office listing and consolidations. Rates show one year 3.50 six months 1.75 three months 0 one month enter 30, and year 4.60 six months 2.25 three months 1.20. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and credits its news dispatches accordingly.
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Associated Press
Repubalion
All News Dispatches
Focal News
Britain finds new helium source from air in big discovery
Hingland hailed for a breakthrough claiming a process to extract 3 ng of helium from the atmosphere. The British Oxygenation group says air could become the world’s largest helium mine, boosting aviation due to helium’s light, nonflammable properties. The US and Canada presently lead in natural gas well deposits.
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Hingland
Great Britain
United States
Byrd Wins Virginia Governorship With Seventy Thousand Vote Margin
The election result shows H. F. Byrd securing the Virginia governorship by about seventy thousand votes over Harris Hoge. The editorial praises Byrd’s mandate, asserts his responsibility to the people, and argues he should govern in a manner reflecting public confidence rather than party machine influence.
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Vnfa
E. Lee Trinkle
Harris Hoge
Byrd
Sid
Virginia
Ference Jay
Harry Berd
Har_F. Byrd
Substitute for liquor prompts English trial
Suffolk News notes a substitute for liquor, BSip, tested in England as a legal way to curb drinking. The piece argues it could reduce alcohol consumption while serving as a food-compatible option, though details remain unclear amid broken text and uncertain claims.
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Suffolk
England
United States
Soup as a remedy to heart disease under critique
A fragment argues for England's soup plan to replace corn drinking, claiming it could curb deaths labeled as heart attacks. It envisions drinkers switching to soup, using flasks for soup, and forbidding spiked soup to end.
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England
If you intend to work there’s no better place than right where you are
A Big Stone Gap Post column urges loyalty to home and the current job, arguing against moving for rumored riches. It cites Abraham Lincoln and the “acre of diamonds” idea to stress that opportunity exists where you work, and persevering locally yields success.
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Abraham Lincoln
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
A humorous poem contrasts the loafer stereotype with a compassionate response. The speaker criticizes idle tramps yet invites a hungry hobo inside, offering food and shelter as a counterpoint to hardline judgment. Copyright.
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Walt Mason
Local items from White Post and nearby towns
White Post notes record modest travels and social events. Emmett and Frank Stuart with Mrs Meade visited Washington. Mrs Dearmont is bedridden with a sprained foot and grippe. Various residents attend Bible classes, study St Mark, host dinners, plan a school play, and report fox sightings with juvenile mischief nearby.
Miss Evelyn and Helen Pifer Visit with Gladys Martin
Miss Evelyn and Helen Pifer of Royce spent the idle weekend with Miss Gladys Martin, enjoying leisure time and social chat.
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Evelyn
Helen Pifer
Royce
Gladys Martin
Local Notes From Gainesboro Gleanings January
Ee JORO Va January 31. Mr. sie ee wicket wale his daughter Mrs. M EB Conifer whose children have been very sick but are now improving. Miss Janet Tinnamoda in Cumberland Md. Mr J W McIlwee gone to Philadelphia for work. Homer Lam Winchester visiting Miss Vinie DeHaven. Clay Rogers visiting his father S D Rogers. Callers at B F DeHaven's included Mack DeHaven family Greenspring and Miss Mae Painter W B Barr family Martinsburg. Susie spent weekend with her mother at Middletown. Margaret Wingfield sprained finger on ice Monday. Angie Larrick visiting Ella Dee Rogers. Mr and Mrs C T Adams visiting Misses Carrie and Nannie Adams. Mrs Alexandria DeHaven sick but improved. Mrs Louise Ritter visiting village.
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Ee Joro
Sie Ee Wicket Wale
M. EB. Conifer
Janet Tinnamoda
Cumberland
J. W. McIlwee
Philadelphia
Homer Lam
Winchester
Vinie DeHaven
Clay Rogers
Angie Larrick
Ella Dee Rogers
C. T. Adams
Carrie
Nannie Adams
Alexandria DeHaven
Louise Ritter
Norfolk and Western Schedule Through Berryville and Roanoke
Train times list Berryville departures at 2 45 A M and 9 20 A M for Roanoke Bristol and intermediate stops. A Pullman sleeper runs to Gary and a dining car connects at Roanoke to Memphis and Chattanooga routes. Local runs at 12 26 P M and 6 53 P M serve Roanoke and Shenandoah Valley with sleepers to Philadelphia. Connections at Shenandoah Junction and Hagerstown link Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia with parlor and sleeper services. Fares and reservations available from Berryville or Roanoke agents.
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Berryville
Roanoke
Bristol
Bluefield
Welch
Norton
Waynesboro
Pullman
Gary
W. Va
Memphis
Chattanoga
Nashville
Broiler
Shenandoah
Hagerstown
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Baltimore
Washinton
Philadelphia
New York
B.bh. Burks
W. C. Saunders
Gen. Pass
Sunday Services At United Brethren Church
The United Brethren Church schedules Sunday services at 11 2. m and 7 30 p m with Sunday school at 7 30. Miss Grace Fries leads the youth programs and there is emphasis on Brotherhood Day observance on January 31 with morning and evening services. Special music noted and all faithful encouraged to attend including nonmembers.
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Endeavor
Miss Snake
Grace Fries
Brotherhood
Peter
Presbyterian County Churches Calendar Notes
Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church Vaucluse invites worship January 24 Sunday at 9 30 am Christian Endeavor afternoon preaching 7 30 am Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 pm led by Willet Painter Cedar Creek Presbyterian Church Marlboro holds Sunday school 9 40 am worship 11 am Pastor Hoge Smith leads service at Cedar Creek with noted times and activities
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Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church
Vaucluse
Christian Endeavor
Willet Painter
Cedar Creek Presbyterian Church
Marlboro
Hoge Smith
Florida Real Estate Push Promises Big Rail Growth
Promoters urge visitors to Florida to explore investment, home, and business locations at Hollywood by the Sea fifteen miles north of Miami. Roger W. Babson touts Florida as a money making opportunity for the coming years, with ongoing year round industries and civic expansion. Fred B. Willis, Hollywood Resales Co. sales manager, invites interested parties to inspect opportunities and developments.
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Florida
Hollywood-by-the-Sea
Miami
Roger W. Babson
America
Hollywood
Fred. BE. Willis
Hollywood Resales Co.,Inc
P.O. Box 86
Hollywood, Fla
Winchester and
Harrisonburg
Political Pot Ts Soon To Boil In Ninth District
In Bristol Virginia on January 24 the Ninth District politics begin to heat as Republicans and Democrats prepare for biennial strife. Both parties lay plans for initial skirmishes and congressional conventions loom.
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Bristol
Vira
Political maneuvering in Bristol set for early year
The piece notes plans forming in Bristol for February or March as parties prepare, with Republicans struggling to rehabilitate organization after four years and Democrats eyeing a renewed push. It cites past candidates in the Ninth District and upcoming efforts by party leaders to outline a plan amid multiple withdrawals and previews of primary activity.
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Bristol
Marenovis
Goor
O. O. Peneys
Mesretor
Managy Hict
E. R. Coon
Bascom Slempr Soehe
Simep
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J. F. Coleman
Winton
W. A. Dearmont
Arthur Buckley
E. B. Chamberlain
Marguerite Elliott
Y Custis Meade
Peter Lane Emmett
Francis Stuart
Thomas Gore
Steelton
Susan
Mary Sommerville
Evans Johnston
Sophie Sommerville
H. B. Gilpin
Minette Kennerly
Atlantic City
Gilpin
Bishop
William Cabell Brown
Richmomt
Go M.atten
A M Nelson, Sr
Long Branch
Prue. Oy
Saratoga
Go. Dearment
Win
Gainesboro
Norfolk & Western
United Brethren Church
Presbyterian
Main St
P. J. Landis
S. Market St. Winchester
Betty
Piccadilly
Winchester, VA
Gruen
M. B
Clowe
Britton
Wilbur
Naval Committee
Navy
Hose Naval Affairs Committee
Winchester Gas Company
Winchester Seed CO
Ramsey Furniture’ CO
Hamburger’s
North Main Street
Lucy Anna
Brook’s Pharmacy
Lythi
Brooks
Rexall
Arthur G. Jones
Woolen Mills Corporation
Northern Virginia Power Co
N. Main St
Little Jor
Quart Johnson
John W. Rosenberger and Company
Tollgate Properta
Court House Inchester
Lenore
Tollgate House
Welltown Turnpike
W. A. McKown
Bourbon
Bourbon Oh Co
Lexington
Baker’s Drug Store
Battle Creek Food Co
Battle Creek Sanatorium
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