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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1925
Page
4
The Evening Star is published daily except Sundays from Winchester Virginia by The Evening Star Publishing Co. It is consolidated with Morning News The Weekly News The Weekly The Weekly Mirror and is mailed as second-class matter from Winchester VA.
An unclear OCR excerpt lists varying subscription rates with partial phrases. It mentions one year and six months in advance, plus one month rates, and includes stray words and typos such as Cartier and cesssee. The readable items show price figures but lack a coherent context or complete entities.
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of its news dispatches and any local news published by it. This notice outlines that AP content, whether credited or not, remains under AP control for republication rights.
A devotional note cites Revelations 4 11 praising God as creator and urges prayer for peace and recognition as children of God.
A legislative body tests a man’s ability and character. In Virginia today 39 living state senators and former members are evaluated, with 5 backing Byrd and Mapp. Of 28 who served with both Byrd and Mapp, only two back Mapp, while Byrd’s supporters favor the gubernatorial charge. the governor’s six year state senate tenure weighs in.
Georgia peach crop expected to be worth about eight million dollars with roughly eleven thousand car shipments. Growers through the Georgia Peach Growers' Exchange anticipate record earnings since 1921 and rush to plant new trees while urged to improve quality over quantity.
The Bristol Herald-Courier critiques campaign leaflets aimed at Byrd, labeling them half truths. Philadelphia Public Ledger notes a July 1 high water mark in motor vehicle registrations, estimating 19 million by year end, Florida leading growth, and 17.5 million national total with 2.1 million yearly increase.
A fragment from Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason depicts gruesome imagery of blood, violence, and slaughter as verses narrate a pilgrim cut to ribbons and robbed, presenting a dark, unsettling mood from the era.
A colonial-era speaker rejects claims that tribes are bloodthirsty like humans. They defend their own morals, restraint, and peaceful coexistence while lamenting human violence, crime, and war. They deny kinship with savage stereotypes and urge acceptance of their virtuous conduct.
July 21 notes list social visits from Hogue Creek area residents. Rev. S S R Ludwig and others from Winchester visited Orndoff home. Families such as Clowser Good Larrick Foster Baker and Tripsey hosted or traveled to relatives. Willing Workers Class yard party planned August 1 at Mt Olive Sunday School lawn.
A personal testimonial endorses Mayr's Wonderful Remedy after four years of medical treatment failed for indigestion, gastritis, constipation, and suspected appendicitis. Claims the product clears intestinal mucus and inflammation, offers a money back guarantee, and is widely sold at Baker's Drug Store.
Miss Elizabeth Pickett, assistant managing director of production for Fox Film, visits Virginia to scout sites for a historic documentary aimed at eight languages and a global audience of about 40 million annually. She has surveyed Richmond, Jamestown, Newport News, Norfolk, Danville, Roanoke, Lynchburg, Natural Bridge, Lexington, Charlottesville, Monticello, and now the Valley. The project will avoid battles and instead highlight real Virginia locations and present-day agricultural, livestock, and industrial progress.
Berlin reports that Germany may finally pay the former Ascari troops of German East Africa for the war’s last year. England, as manda tory power, previously blocked the payments. The sum of 12,000,400 marks about 3 million dollars will be paid by British officials with two German civilians present.
Puzzle solution note appears garbled with stray characters and no clear answer. The readable fragment references a prior puzzle and its intended solution without verifiable content or names. No concrete entities or events are identifiable for a proper summary.
Sasebo Japan July 22 A naval official says Japan rapidly improves optical and photographic devices. A perfected method for taking pictures through submarine periscopes is announced with details kept secret. The periscopic telescope camera would allow recording enemy ship movements without detection. Tests continue and if successful all submarines may be equipped.
An advertisement extols Lydia E B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the dependable remedy for women's aches irregularities and low mood. It claims three generations of use restoring health and strength and portrays the woman as ideal in work and family life.
A promotional offer invites asthma and hay fever sufferers to try a method at no cost. It targets long standing or recent cases, vague climate or age limits, claiming prompt relief and relief from wheezing paroxysms. Readers are urged to mail a coupon today with no money or postage needed.
Rome reports April and May pilgrim arrivals totaling 350000, with May 15 the busiest day by rail. 110 special trains carried 59000 pilgrims to Rome, 70 from abroad, while special cars on ordinary trains added 18000, per WEppch data.
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