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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1928
Page
4
The Winchester Virginia Evening Star reports its daily publication schedule with exceptions for Sundays and lists subscription and carrier rates for one year six months and three months. The notice notes consolidation with Morning News Weekly News and Weekly Mirror and provides postal terms for second class matter.
Statement from the Associated Press asserting exclusive rights to republication of its news dispatches and local news content whether credited or not, detailing permission parameters for reprinting.
If parents have their children memorize the daily Bible selections it will prove a priceless heritage in after years. The devotional prompts readers to seek justice and righteousness as God prefers over sacrifice and to offer heartfelt prayers for guidance.
Birmingham News outlines Senator Borah's push to raise 260000 for the Republican deficit with a conscience fund. He managed only 7000, contemplates sending it to a leper colony or Sinclair, and questions the Kansas City convention and Hoover nomination.
An article from The New York Times discusses steam cooking and steam tables in large kitchens. It emphasizes minimal cooking to preserve flavor and nutrients like vitamins, noting doctors advise rare vegetables and brief cooking of meats for better taste and digestibility.
Fragmentary item discusses newspaper ownership by Sherwood Anderson and a partisan clash between Republicans and Democrats. It hints at political advice and the idea that Democrats must live with consequences of their actions in the broader press landscape.
A political column urges Republicans and Democrats to keep a civil tone during the heated campaign. It warns that while tough rhetoric and hard knocks may occur, real public life requires restraint and avoiding insults or violence as citizens endure the brief but intense season.
Governor Byrd reappoints Dr. Bennion G Williams as State Health Commissioner praising his twenty years of service. He led a new health department, built it from the ground up, and stayed devoted to public service despite modest pay, earning the trust of a state of 2.5 million people.
The Colonial Theatre opens a rear entrance each evening 7 to 10 p m for patrons. Cars may park on Brad dock or Amherst streets and enter from the rear. After shows, exit by the same door. parking on rear streets is convenient and stairs are gentle.
Rosenberger Virginia notes list visits by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ashwood and others, including J. B. and H. A. Snapp, Mina Snapp of Maryland, J. N. Frye, and Mrs Mae Bowles returning to Ridgeway. Goldierge from Baltimore spent the weekend here. Mrs Lafayette Haery is recovering after a fall.
The next free tuberculosis clinic in the series will be at the District Nurse Association offices in the Chamber of Commerce building on Friday July 20. It runs 9 am to 12 pm and 2 pm to 4 pm. Dr E C Harper of the Virginia State Board of Health will conduct chest examinations and all who suspect TB are urged to attend.
We print your bills and display cuts, place your sale in our Sales Directory, and handle letterheads envelopes bill heads tags window cards programs and more. Their prices are reasonable and they invite customers to see them before ordering.
A. W. Mellon, Secretary of the Treasury, is referenced with an official note from Washington dated July 5, 1928. The brief item notes his position and the exact date of the correspondence.
An advertisement urges readers to start a week of VINOS to cure tired digestion and in turn boost energy. It touts VINOS as a pleasant sparkling morning drink that cleanses the system and eliminates lazy feelings caused by improper elimination.
Special commissioners of the Circuit Court of Jefferson County West Virginia will offer for sale at the Charles Town courthouse on Thursday July 19 at 11 a.m. four tracts from the estate of the late George S Callan. Three tracts are farming land and one is a residence with a flourishing orchard of sixty acres southeast of Charles Town. Farm tract No 3 is a 15 acre bearing apple orchard one mile from Shenandoah Junction. Terms require one third cash day of sale with the balance due in one and two years.
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