Winchester Virgin Evening Star publication notice
Publisher Garry Flood Byrd announces the Winchester Virginia Evening Star is published daily except Sundays and consolidated with several weekly papers. Subscription rates listed: Mall plan $3.50 yearly, $1.75 half year, 90 cents quarter, 30 cents month. Carter plan $4.50 yearly, $2.25 half year, $1.20 quarter. Associated Press rights noted.
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Carter
Market Report of Local Wholesale and Retail Prices
Daily wholesale and retail price quotes for wheat, corn, bran, meals, middlings, hay, flour, and farm products. Includes local and Baltimore wholesale figures with ranges for barrels and per ton prices. notes market corrections and yesterday’s closing values.
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Coterere
Ccecca
Dutlef
Baltimore
Virginia First in the Heart of the Nation Summer Number
The Virginia State Chamber of Commerce issues a second Summer Number featuring eighteen pages of photographs. It showcases Gate Way Falls at Front Royal and scenes from Virginia’s mountains to seashore, highlighting vacation and tourist attractions.
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Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Virginia
Gate Way
Front Royal
Shenandoah National Park
State Chamber of Commerce
Unreasonable Protest Over French Debt Settlement
The article discusses American reactions to France's protest of the war debt terms. It explains the principal debt of 3.34 billion, a sixty two year payoff plan starting low and rising, and that under the armistice terms the United States effectively cancels wartime borrowings. It argues American leniency toward France compared with Britain Italy and Belgium.
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United States
France
Lounéa
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
All Around Girl Prize Draws Mixed Feelings
Miss Anne Garrett of Danville Va won a Sesqui Centennial prize for the best all around high school girl in Virginia at the Philadelphia exposition. The writer applauds her achievement yet rails against the phrase all around as a vague catchall for mediocrity, favoring specialization and excellence in chosen fields.
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Charlottesville
Philadelphia
Anne Garrett
Danville
Virginia
Garrett
Happiness in Work Exchange and Efficiency
A short reflection on doing tasks oneself versus relying on others. It argues that while self-reliance boosts quality, it cannot eliminate inefficiency and the need for better systems in industry and commerce.
Work ethic and efficiency in the workplace
The text argues that careless unfinished work harms workers and businesses alike. It cites Elbert Hubbard on finding happiness in good work and urges public accountability for service, noting foremen and manufacturers bear responsibility for quality and productivity. It stresses collective benefit from striving for better performance.
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Elbert Hubbard
Self-Supporting Blind Man Finds Work After Rehab
B. H. Kibler, blinded in a mine accident, now runs a mattress and chair caning shop at 131 South Main street Winchester. He credits Virginia’s Commission for the Blind and Charlottesville school for empowering him to become self-supporting and productive.
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Suffolk News
State School For the Blind
Staunton
Winchester Star
B. H. Kibler
Winchester
South Main Street
Kibler
Hazelton
Charlottesville
Commission For the Blind
Virginia
For Rent Furnished Camp Cottages in Shenandoah Area
Miss Anne Lew is offering furnished camp cottages near Shenandoah in Charles Town Jefferson County West Virginia. Located on R F D No 2 with telephone contact 204-41. Includes rental details and dates listed.
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Shenandoah
Anne Lewis
Charles Town
Jeff. Co
W. Va
Purification Promoted as Path to Health by Calotabs
An advertisement urges readers to purify the body with Calotabs as a foundation of health. It claims chronic ailments are cleaned through a course taken weekly for several weeks and offers a family packet for 35 cents at drugstores.
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Nature
Virginia Tax Receipts Rise in 1926 Fiscal Year
Washington July 14 Virginia residents paid more income and miscellaneous taxes in the fiscal year ending June 30 1926 than in 1925. Income tax receipts totaled 17 827 071 while prior year were 15 303 807. Miscellaneous taxes reached 42 890 032 bringing the total to 60 717 104.
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Washington
D. C
Internal Revenue Bureau
Virginia
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Eat
Virgin
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Ree Oh
Lee Caw
Rae
Lillian Durgan
E. Miller St
Alpena
Michigan
New York City, N.Y
Buffalo, N.Y
Baker’s Drug
TSW
Frank, Gearing
East Piccadilly Street
Richmond
Babb Brothers Cor. Water and Kent
Sts
Cedar Chest
Brooks’. Pharmacy
Leader
Hamburger’s
North Main Street
People’s Drug Store
Kent
FC Right
Northern Virginia Power Comp
Strasburg
Berryville
Charle
Wiece Petit Bur
Tee
M. B. Clowe
Zed
Toledo
Jno. S. Solenberger & Co
Wonder’s
North Main St
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corp
Loudoun
Main