Evening Star Winchester Virginia Publication Details
The Evening Star is a daily paper except Sundays published by The Evening Star Publishing Co. in Winchester Virginia. It consolidated with Morning News The Weekly News The Weekly Times The Weekly Mirror. Subscription rates are listed for mail and carrier delivery with annual and short-term options. Associated Press membership details note AP news dispatch rights.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Morning News
The
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Associated Press
Bible Thought and Prayer Daily Selections for Children
If parents guide their children to memorize the daily Bible selections it will prove a priceless heritage in later years. The Sure Armour quotes Psalm 140 7 as a shield in battle and prayer in Thee O Lord God of hosts no evil can befall us.
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God
Richmond Planed Shenandoah Park Supper With Governors and Officials
A Richmond Chamber of Commerce event on Tuesday January 1 will host a Shenandoah National Park supper in honor of the Governor and General Assembly members. Appalachian Park Commission and federal park officials will be invited for a full park discussion and to showcase Richmonds $200000 park contribution.
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Richmond
Richmond Chamber of Commerce
General Assembly
Appalachian Park Commission
Federal Park
Chamber of Commerce
Pennies prove highly active in daily commerce
Washington Star notes pennies serve many roles from newspapers to stamps and gum vending. It cites General Vending Corp data that 3.5 million pennies passed through slots in 1927 and Treasury estimates about 4.72 billion pennies in circulation, asserting pennies remain a major circulating medium despite debates over Lincoln’s image.
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Washington Star
Uncle Sam
General Vending Corporation
Treasury Department
Abraham Lincoln
Anonymous $500,000 Gift for Washington Cathedral
The Baltimore Sun discusses a $500,000 anonymous donation for erecting and endowing a chapel in the Opal Cathedral in Washington. The donor's choice to remain unnamed avoids debates on religious belief and public attitudes at the time.
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Baltimore Sun
Opal
Washington
Endowment Reflects Balance of Art Religion and Culture
A donor’s generous gift illustrates a public spirit that keeps religious sentiment alive in a material age. The act links art, religion, and culture, showing wealth can support spirit and beauty for America’s cultural life.
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America
Nobody has any time in the hurrying age
Hollywood Florida essay argues that while speed in transport grows, leisure and social progress need not decline. It suggests the era’s rush does not prove less happiness, since people still accomplish more and value progress despite the tempo.
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Hollywood
Fla
Chicago
New York
Thug
Southern Versus Northern Temperaments A Lighthearted Compare
An essay contrasts Southern and Northern traits noting Southerners’ perceived normal vices and politeness, their modesty about virtues, and a self described innocence in behavior. The piece claims Southerners are less intellectual, more practical, and oddly endearing to Northerners who lament faults yet feel drawn to them.
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North
Thorha
Slow Leisurely Motoring A Florida Tour Guide
The New York World extols slow travel by motor through Florida from Jacksonville gateway to Hollywood and the Everglades. The suggested Holly wood route from New York includes a cruise to Jacksonville, motor buses to Hollywood, overnight stays in Orlando and Day tona Beach, and a coastal return along the Indian River. The trip highlights citrus country, sugar cane, truck farming and year round fruit in the back country.
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Florida
New York World
Morida
New York
Hollywood
Jacksonville
Baltimore
Urist
Orlando
Miami
Coral Gables
Cocoanut Grove
Everglades
Indian River
Daytona Beach
CASH GROCERY QUICK LUNCH OPENS AT CLEARBROOK
New establishment at Dick's stand in Clearbrook offers staple groceries and a quick lunch counter. Service includes car fueling with oil and gas. Signed by A. H. McCarroll dated January 23, 1931.
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Cash Grocery
Dick’s
Clearbrook
A. H. McCarroll
Sales Directory Listings for stock and implements
January to March entries list sales by date and seller for stock, feed, implements, and farm supplies at numerous farms and towns including Berryville, White Post, Charles Town, and Gaylord. Markets feature clean up sales and farm auctions with varied locations along Parkins Mill road Cedar Creek grade and Martinsburg Pike.
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Jno. Russell
Berryville Pike
T. M. Shirley
J. Few Brown
Berryville
J. H. Berry
Bartonville
A. R. Rinker
C. H. Cather Farm
Jas. Rush
Parkins Mill Road
Mr. Payne
C. F. Lanhan
Gaylord
J. W. Newcome
Ridge Road
W. D. Simmons
Glass Farm
Cedar Creek Grade
E. St. Michael
Kemp Farm
Martinsburg Pike
Winchester
R. A.macfillian
Wood Farm
Frank Alexander
T. A. Hummer
Chas
Duke
W. A. Dunn
Charles Town
W. C. Crampton
J. M. Morris
G. F. Chapman
C. E. Wisecarver
Untitled Ad Claims Tasteless Chill Tonic
An advertisement-style fragment touts a tasteless chill tonic that promises strengthening and invigorating effects. It mentions a drink as a quick remedy and emphasizes its neutral taste.
Withdraws Appeal to Serve Sentence for Liquor Sale
C J Tony Renner withdrew his appeal from the Police Court judgment for transportation and sale of liquor and elected to serve the lower court sentence. He surrendered to authorities, paid fines and costs, and a nearly new $1700 Hup automobile was confiscated and to be sold with proceeds going to the city treasury.
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C. J
Tony) Renner
Corporation Court
Renner
Justice Weems
Hup
Thoxine Promised to Stop Coughs Fast
A physician's prescription Thoxine claims to relieve stubborn coughs quickly by reducing inflammation and irritation. It is said to be effective for sore throats, safer for the family, and offered in 35c 60c and $1.00 packs with a night cough guarantee.
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Ellen Coma
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Reveille
Brooks’ Pharmacy
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Qarkeces
E. Water St
Pion Big
Miller Bros
W. Piccadilly
Ambition
General Electric
John S. Solenberser & Company
Servel
Northern
de Lixe
Eastern Public Service Corporation
Terminal Braddock and
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Roanoke
Strasburg
Woodstock
New Market
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Lexington
Natural Bridge
Buchanan
Norfolk
Endless Caverns
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Grand Caverns
Bridgewater
Elkton
Bedford
Lynchburg
Fincastle
Clifton Forge
Christiansburg East Radford
Pulask Wytheville
Abingdon
Bristol
Colonial Bank
Griffin
S. Loudoun St
Associated Editors
NYAL
Baker’s Drug Store
Collidge
Vermont
Whittling
Blue Star
American Gas Association
Good Housekeeping Institute
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corp
Hott
Els
Loudoun Street
Vinos
Irwin Drug Company
North Braddock St
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