Evening Star Rates and Publication Details
The Evening Star lists subscription prices and terms for various periods and notes its association with the Associated Press. It mentions editorial and news usage rights and indicates the paper publishes locally and weekly. The fragment references rates such as one year and six months and includes publisher and staff identifiers.
Therefore any consolation and comfort in love and unity
A religious excerpt cites Philippians 2 1 2 urging harmony and shared love. The text emphasizes fellowship of the spirit compassion and being of one mind, aiming to fulfill the speaker's joy through unity and prayer.
Baltimore and Ohio to discontinue two trains between Winchester and Strasburg
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plans to end two trains between Winchester and Strasburg, altering train 55 to end at Winchester and starting train 52 for Harpers Ferry in Winchester. The change would pause the evening mail and disrupt mail connections south to Harrisonburg, prompting public urging the railroad to maintain current service.
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Women and her clothes in autumn fashion commentary
The Ohio State Journal discusses women’s fashion freedom and the tension between emancipation and style norms. It argues styles will fluctuate and warns that future diktats may force unflattering outfits, while praising personal taste within sensible limits.
Send Drunken Drivers to Jail
Richmond News Leader argues for strict jail terms for drivers intoxicated on highways during holidays. It praises enforcement by Mr Frasier and urges courts to impose prompt jail sentences to deter drunken driving and curb accidents.
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Why Covered Bridges Were Covered
The New York World asked why covered bridges are covered and readers answered. Many noted the weatherboarded sides and shingle roof protected lighter timbers from rain and snow, serving their purpose of shielding the structure and its timbers.
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Middletown Mention MIDDLETOWN V4 July 9
Mr and Mrs Walter Hoffman and daughters Elizabeth of Washington spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs James Reely near town and also visited other relatives and friends here. Mr and Mrs Walter Affleck are proud parents of a baby daughter. Both mother and baby on Nina Katherine are doing well. Tom Sperry, critically ill for days, is slowly improving. Maude Wright returned to Washington after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs George Wright. Mrs Samuel Cooper and lit-
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James Reely
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Tom Sperry
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Alice McInturff
Alvin Eatty
George Henson
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Ruth Kieth
Gordon Keith
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Frank Weirick
Abbie Weirick
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Ughter
Katherine
Bertha
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Misses Wine
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Russell McCauley
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Master Russell
Ridgeway and Son
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Park Everly
Virginia Henretty
Jean Hammack
Isabelle Hammack
Bessie Parker
Reid
W. A. Everly
W. Russell Horne
Warren
C. C. Hamack
Residents Enjoy Weekend Visits and Family News
Helen and Martina burg visitors return home after visiting Mrs. Alice McInturff. Families and friends from Pennsylvania Kansas and Maryland gather for illnesses birthdays and weekend visits. Ruth Keith recovers from a burn while Mrs. Hopewell treats her. Confirmation of local social activity and health updates.
Hunter brothers fly 500 hours in air tests advancing aeronautics
Norfolk Ledger Dispatch reports the Hunter brothers completed over 500 hours in an endurance flight at Sky Harbor Airport Chicago. The flight tested material fatigue and propulsion under real air conditions, revealing practical limits of aircraft components and boosting confidence in long duration flights.
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Delegates Julia Colfelt and Eliza Cougill Headed to Busaanette Springs
Fragmentary notes show two nuns named Julia Colfelt and Eliza Cougill leaving Seongey for Busaanette Springs as delegates. The text mentions a Middle etown Band and a direction, with scattered phrases about July, prosperity, and hard times amid incomplete reportage.
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