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Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1924
Page
4
Newspaper ad rates and AP credit note fragment
Fragments show year and six month prices in advance for a newspaper, with carrier and AP credit language. It references United 148-w Bell 38 and Associated Press licensing terms for republication of news dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Seppling Rhyme by Walt Mason in Punk Town Today
The poem portrays Lone Punktown youths dreaming of distant towns and fame while some stay content in Punktown. Bray, a daily fixture, notes the changing hopes and thrift of a money-minded youth who resists village custom and contemplates a different life beyond the hills.
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Yar
Punktown
Bray
The Republic’s Founding Ideals and Ongoing Vigilance
A reflective piece on the early republic’s unity, the role of leaders like Marshall Webster Clay and Calhoun, and the ongoing danger of factions and despotism. It argues that constitutional safeguards require constant lawyers’ vigilance to uphold liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar Shall
Webster
Clay
Calhoun
Triangular Fight Looms in Democratic Balloting
In a July convention hall scene in New York, Glass, Davis, and Ralston appear headed for a three way battle as McAdoo exits. Davis’ fire tests reveal broad delegate interest but some fear his corporate ties will hurt him. The New York World launches a campaign against Ralston linking him to the Klan, while Glass supporters watch for impact on the race.
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New York
Glass
Davis
Ralston
McAdoo ~Ata
Whhic
New York World
Remarkable Record for Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
A campaign among 121000 women using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound reports 98 out of 100 noting benefit. The text notes ailments from overwork and nervous strain make women look older and claims the remedy helps.
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Lydia
Lamp Home Visitors At Mount Pleasant
Visitors at the home of W. H. Lamp in Mount Pleasant Virginia gathered Sunday evening for a social event described as a friendly gathering. No injuries or other incidents are reported in the fragment.
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Mount Pleasant
W. H. Lamp
Local Visitors and Get-Wogether Notes
Mrs. T. C. Willis receives callers on Wednesday evening with Mrs. Allie Renner and Mrs. B. F. White among those visiting. Hilda Racey spent Thursday with Mrs. Willis while Sadie Lamp visited Cecil Payne and Racey households. Edna Rosenberger and Hinkle Lamp called on Raymond Racey Sunday evening. Milnen was a guest at Clint Barr’s Sunday evening.
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Carpenter
Harry Lamp
Allie Renner
B. F. White
Simon Snapp
T. C. Willis
Marty
Hilda Racey
Sadie Lamp
Cecil Payne
Racey
Hinkle Lamp
Edna Rosenberger
Raymond Racey
Mr. Milnén
Clint Barr
Neidmeyer & Co occupy new larger quarters in McVicar Building
Neidmeyer & Co move from Bell's corner to the newly completed McVicar Building on West Water Street. The firm now enjoys expanded floor space to display its furniture and house furnishings stock. The McVicar Building adjoins the old Miller Supply Co on Braddock and Water streets.
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P. C. Neidmeyer Company
Bell
Main
Water Streets
McVicar
West Water Street
Charles P. MecVicar
Neidemeyer Company
Miller Supply Comy
Braddock and Water Streets
Cumberland native James Lillis visits Winchester
James C. Lillis of Cumberland Maryland visits Winchester today renewing old acquaintances. He plans to spend July at Capon Springs. Lillis, a former Winchester Times compositor, later worked for The Times in Cumberland before starting his own job printing business.
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James C. Lillis
Cumberland
Winchester
Capon Springs
Lillis
Winchester Times
Times
Birthday Dinner in Mount Pleasant for Mrs. A S Racey
Eytaniele Racey의 children hosted a car dine on June 29 to honor her fifty first birthday. Guests from Kernstown Winchester Star Tannery and Mount Pleasant attended the noon meal with gifts and cake, including Hilda Racey who just turned twenty.
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MOUNT _PLEASANT
Prient
Emerick Gledwater
Charles
Marguerite
Alfred Sager
Carlton
Kernstown
Harry Racey
Colleen
Winchester
Raymond Racey
Hazel Evelyn
Mount Pleasant
James Rosenberger
Earl, Dutton
Margaret
Cecil Payne
Elwood Pifer
Misa Daisy Lachmiller
Charlie Strasnider
Star Tannery
Henk
Lamp
Clearbrook
Hilda Racey
Frisby Racey
End
Asa Racey
Racey
Hilda
New Crimes Defined and Bail Reforms Highlight 1924 Acts
The article notes changes in age of consent set at fifteen or sixteen, revised rape penalties, and several 1924 acts. It mentions cash bail, justice of the peace jurisdiction in cities for bail, recognition surety surrender rules, disqualification of justices to testify, juror deficiencies in trials, and penitentiary sentences for time spent in jail awaiting trial or appeal.
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Justices of the Peace
Cron
Sympathy expressed for Jones family in infant’s death
Much sympathy has been expressed by many friends for Mr. and Mrs. Arch W. Jones in the bereavement caused by the death of their first born child Francella Elaine Jones. The infant died Tuesday and rests in the family plot at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Arch W. Jones
Francella Elaine Jones
Mount Hebron
Winchester officer Gertrude Neville remembered
Gertrude Neville longtime Winchester police officer, daughter of Mrs. Meville and the late C Edward Neville, was a prominent local figure for many years.
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Gertrude Neville
Meville
C. Edward Neville
Winchester
Sentenced in Car Theft Case at Corporation Court
James Moit pled guilty to automobile theft and was sentenced by Judge Whiting to one year in prison. The car belonged to Richard Jolliffe, with the offense occurring four years ago at Fort Loudoun Seminary where Dr and Mrs Fred W Boland have rented an apartment for the summer.
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James Moit
Corporation Court
Whiting
Richard Jolliffe
Fred W. Boland
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Old Hair Darkening Recipe Sage and Sulphur Compound
An old method to darken hair using Sage Tea and Sulphur is advertised as restoring natural color and luster. The Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold in drug stores, claimed to darken gray hair naturally with monthly use and leave hair thick and glossy.
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Oime
Wyeth
Local Wholesale Market Prices and Grain Mide Listings
A Baltimore wholesale market listing shows prices for flour middlings mixed feed and corn meal with per bushel rates. Spring chickens are listed with price ranges, alongside various butter, kernel, and screening product entries and notes on market corrections.
Sorbel-Quadruple Colorless Liniment Ad
Mrs Bettie Tracey of Peterscreek Kentucky reports relief from her ailment by Sorbel-Quadruple a colorless liniment She says she will tell personally or by letter and notes she had to sit up in bed to fan This 8 year old advertisement mentions manufacture by Sorhol' Company Mechanicsburg Sold by all drug stores locally at WE Drug Store.
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