Evening Star Postal Notice From Aocestes Virginia
The Evening Star states its post office location at Aocestes Virginia with second class matter designation. It notes consolidation with Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror under The Evening Star Publishing Co of Winchester.
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Evening Star
Aocestes
Evening Star Pubcc Co
Winchester
Morning News
The
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Associated Press License Note
A notice states that the Associated Press content is exclusive for this paper and cannot be republished without proper credit. It specifies restrictions on use of AP dispatches and other AP-published material in this publication.
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Associated Press
Focal News
Subscription Rates By Mail And Carrier
The notice lists postal rates for subscriptions by mail and by carrier. Rates shown include one year at 3.50 and six months at 1.75 or three months at 0.80 with monthly options at 0.30. carrier delivery is referenced with annual and halfyear amounts. The text is fragmentary and includes misprints.
Advertising reps Frost Landis and Kohn tied to major markets
Fragmentary read mentions Frost Landis and Kohn as national advertising representatives with presence in Atlanta and Chicago. Limited context prevents full scope but indicates agency involvement across key markets.
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Frost Landis and
Kohn,a
Nve
Atlanta
Chicago
The Omniscient Guide Psalm Verse Reflection
A devotional line cites Psalm 37 23 stating that the steps of a good man are ordered by the Lord. The brief note frames faith as guidance for daily conduct.
Heavy demand on schools may reshape private education
Richmond News Leader notes an expected large influx of pupils into public schools next Septem ber as families shift for financial reasons from private institutions. The potential enrollment surge could determine the private schools future in the South, testing their claims of intensive training and supervision.
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South
America
Vicki Baum Chooses U S as Permanent Home
German authoress of Grand Hotel fame says she is in love with America and its people and wants her sons to grow up here. She notes Americans are generous and welcoming and plans to settle in the United States, preferring to remain among the American people.
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Roanoke Times
Vicki Baum
Gilbert Chesterton
Lady Asquith
United States
Perfume scents tested for shoppers in Commerce study
A Commerce Department test with 250 women compared four hose scents narcissus fruit sachet and unscented. Only 6 percent noticed the perfume, while about 60 percent preferred the scentless option, indicating perception varied among shoppers.
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Department of Commerce
Scent experiments at hosiery counters lure shoppers
Conclusions are not revealed but the text hints perfume at hosiery counters as a shopper lure. It suggests air scenting in department stores to attract buyers and wonders if narcissus perfumes work for all odors or if different scents suit different goods. Further tests are planned to refine air conditioning and scent strategy.
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Narcissus
Philadelphia’s friendly tax ads boost city revenue
Philadelphia used extra legal tax talks through newspapers and movies to urge payment. Facing 20 million dollars due on July 1 with little cash, a councilman proposed direct "sales talks" to individuals and firms. The strategy succeeded, and the city met its obligations, suggesting a transferable tax resource for other communities.
Rainfall Totals Through July At Winchester Lab Record
The report shows no precipitation in the past 24 hours ending 8 a m. July totals for the year are 1.95 inches and year to date 22.61 inches. Normal monthly figures per year on a 19 year record: January 2.36 February 1.95 March 2.70 April 3.17 May 3.58 June 3.89 July 3.50 August 3.54 September 2.20 October 2.87 November 2.14 December 2.39.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Teeth as small soldiers guard general health says ADA
The Educational Committee of the American Dental Association urges tooth care to prevent costly dental problems. A survey by Dr. Maurice Leven estimates a 446 million dollar annual U S dental bill, driven by neglect and late treatment. The article cites Grant’s lost teeth during Shiloh and notes 80 percent of 1925 U S Army soldiers had dental care. Readers may send questions on mouth hygiene for expert, anonymous replies.
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Ripley
Gabriele d‘Annunzio
Milan
Maurice Leven
American Dental Association
Grant
Shiloh
U. S
Ocean Levels Across Pacific and Atlantic
The Pacific mean sea level is about eight inches higher than the Atlantic at the Panama isthmus. In February they are equal, but for the rest of the year currents tides and winds push the Pacific level above the Atlantic, reaching as high as one foot in October.
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Pacific
Panama
Atlantic
Mount Williams Debating Society Charity Event Notice
Mount Williams Debating Society conducts a charity day on July 23 with proceeds for the schoolhouse. The Vacation Bible School opens Monday and parents are urged to send children. A school picnic is planned for attendees. Local residents and visitors are noted, including Delilah Sager and K Bell visiting, and several other named locals mentioned in weekend visits.
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Mount Williams Debating Society
Delilah Sager
Washington
K. Bell
Rockville
Miss Sager
Harry Smithey
Hilda
Richard
Berryville
W. A. Clowser
Kibler
Sunny Side
Vaucluse News Notes Aide July Yard Party At Cedar Cliff
Mrs. Joe Rickagnes and Mrs. Robert Failiosk visit in Arlington. Martha Anniebersole of Stephenson stayed with friends nearby. Fred Inskip's family spent Sunday in Middleburg. Mamie Coffman visits her father E. L. Humston. Mrs. Benton Snapp is ill. The Women’s Auxiliary of Cedar Cliff Presbyterian plans a yard party at Vaucluse on Saturday night July 23 with various eats and homemade ice cream. Mrs. Fred Maphis hosted a miscellaneous shower for sister Mrs. John Pifem, formerly Miss Emily Boyer, with Watcluse friends attending.
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J.oerick
Dreamers quote on building a railroad presidency
A remark from American Magazine asserts a young man's ambition to head a railroad is not a grand ascent but a gradual journey. It compares the effort to a wagon lagging behind draft horses, signaling steady progress over starry fantasies.
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American Magazine
Reynolds Store Notes and Local Nods
Reynolds Store notes a burglary on Timber Ridge near the West Virginia line with $6 stolen from John Bennett's store Saturday night. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Adams of Gerrardstown and Miss Pearl Buzzard's indisposition.
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Bhenk
Enlonzie
Luray
Lawrence Adams
Gerrardstown
W. Va
Adams
Frank Buzzard
Ardell Moore
George Buzzard
Lawrence
Alton Ps
Burlington
C. W. Moore
G. B. Hovermale
Omps
Eye Hovermale
Susan B. Lewis
Pearl Buzzard
John Bennett
Timber Ridge
West Virginia Line
Charles Reynolds
Cumberland, Md
H. C. Reynolds
Tumult on the South Seas in a harbor of secrets
In a Chicago bookstore a ship log launches Jay Bruce and companions on a Pearl Island cruise. Miss Whitney as Pauo exposes a murder plot, a great black pearl, and a violent past, while Livingston schemes. A dramatic storm of accusations and passion ends with a captive, a dead guardian, and a warning to leave Tahiti.
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Chicago
Jay Bruce
Jane Adams
Pilly Lightener
Tom Barry
Larry Holmes
South Seas
Miss Whitney
Jone
Jay
Pilly
Tom
Tahiti
Pauo
Larry
Tarea
Livingston
Rutario
Rotario
Taren
Holmes
Ione
Montonga
Irving Price Confectionery Man Dies After Short Illness
One year ago Irving E. Price a long time confectionery salesman died at his home after a brief illness. The notice notes his passing and the local context.
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Irving E. Price
New York
City
Virginia
Saratoga
N. Y
Boyce
Clarke County
Old Dominion
Winchester
Martinsburg
W. Va
Sharkey Favored In Boxing Showdown With Dempsey
Boxers Jack Sharkey and Dempsey set for tomorrow night with Sharkey as the favorite. Local plans aim to raise $2,000 for the Children’s Home Society of Virginia. Yellow Transparent apples export at about $2.30 per barrel. Shenandoah Valley sees horse breeding as a growing industry. National Park fundraising targets include donors outside Virginia.
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Jack Sharkey
Dempsey
Children's Home Society of Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Shenandoah National Park
Draft and draft related items in local reports
Government officials begin first selective draft call while an evangelist warns the end times. Frederick County Board of Supervisors declines a 1500 dollar contribution for Middletown High School dormitories. Charles H. Schlack buys Oscar Barr property on North Braddock Street. Germany reportedly plans to draft its youth for military service.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Middletown High Schoo
Charles H. Schlack
Oscar Barr
North Braddock Street
Germany
Royal Crowns of England and Empire
The king of England possesses three crowns the St Edward crown used in coronations since 1662 the imperial state crown made for Victoria in 1838 and the imperial crown of India created for George V when crowned emperor at Delhi
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King of
England
Charles II
Queen Victoria
India
George V
Delhi
National Business College promotes plan through graduates
Vernon Hitchcock, a National Business College graduate now in the Treasury Department in Washington, D. C., touts the program as the safe educational path. He reports a 50 percent salary rise in nine months and explains how the National Plan aided his success while studying at George Washington University. Apply to the registrar in Roanoke, Virginia, for the fall term beginning September.
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Vernon Hitchcock
National Business College
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
Vernon
George Washington University
Washington
Registar
Roanoke
Virginia
Old 18th Century Portuguese Coin Found at Dennis Mill Site
A 1756 Portuguese coin was unearthed at the site of a former grist mill in Dennis Massachusetts. Experts suggest the coin may have been dropped by an early sea captain paying the miller.
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Dennis Mass
Sheriff’s sale on restaurant equipment from Famous Texas Lunch
By decree dated July 1 1932 Schol nick Inc v John Mavros and George Papoutsis the court orders a public sale of restaurant gear on July 23 1932 at 10 am at 31 East Boscawen street. Items include an Economy Range ice chest canopy water cooler show case sink toaster counter china ware silverware and trays. City Sergeant Lee Barr presiding.
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Scholnick, Inc
John Mavros
George Papoutsis
Texas
East Boscawen Street
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Vaucluse News
Dreamers
Bruce Ogriggs
Echowean Seas
Iane
Navy
Carry
National
Baker's Drug Store
Brooks
Cara Nome
Brook’s Pharmacy
Rexall
Sergeant’s Sale
Lee Barr
Sengbusch
Winchester Printers
Niagara Falls
Baltimore & Ohio
For All
Keystone
N. Loudoun
Roy Ross
Oe Ley
N. Loudounstret
Silverman & Duchin, Inc
John S. Miller & CO
Atwater Kent Radio
North Main Street
Frigidaire
Northern Virginia Power CO
Levinson Clothing CO
Loudoun St
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