Winchester Evening Star Classified and Advertising Rates
The Winchester Evening Star lists daily publication except Sunday with subscription options at 3 dollars per year and 1.75 for six months. Classifieds cost two cents per word with minimum 25 cents. memorials four stanzas cost 1.50. display ads with border 0.42 per inch. Advertising deadlines set at 10 A M for day of publication. Local and national ad representation noted.
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Evening Star Publhing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Cess
Love Commandment Echoes From 1 John 4 21
A devotional verse from 1 John 4 21 emphasizes loving God and loving one another as inseparable duties. The text reinforces that genuine worship is shown through brotherly love and ethical conduct in daily life.
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John
No Need For Gloom As Apple Growers Optimistic
A large crop of apples is expected nationwide with favorable conditions in this locality. Public buying power has improved, exports to England look brighter, and high quality apples can be profitably marketed if growers reserve low grade fruit for by products.
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England
Daniel attacks Capitol Square officials in Virginia race
Richmond Times Dispatch reports in Danville that Robert W. Daniel challenger for lieutenant governor criticized Capitol Square officeholders including Thomas W. Ozlin of the State Corporation Commission for backing Saxon W. Holt. Ozlin denies charges as Daniel questions judicial officials' involvement in partisan politics.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
Danville
Robert W. Daniel
Capitol Square
Saxon W. Holt
Thomas W. Odzlin
State Corporation Commission
Daniel
Virginia
Mr. Ozlin
Holt
Ozlin
Messrs. Ozlin
State board tie sparks debate over political activity ethics
The discussion centers on Senator Daniel accusing Ozlin of pernicious activity for backing Senator Holt while Ozlin serves on the State Corporation Commission and the State Board of Education. Daniel questions political neutrality of both bodies and contrasts priorities between corporate oversight and public schooling integrity.
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State Board of Education
Congress
Department of Education
Daniel
Ozlin
Holt
State Corporation Commission
Must We Go Mad
A Danville Register editorial argues against deporting aliens and warns against intolerance echoing Nazi scapegoating. It recalls laws on treasonable activity and stresses the United States belongs to all races and creeds united in liberty and equal rights.
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Danville Register
Virginia Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
United States
Robert Fi’ Molds
North Carolina
America
Germany
What President Roosevelt Wishes
New Deal columnist Jay Franklin contends Roosevelt wants enemies forced from public life through democratic processes. He claims access to the President’s inner circle and asserts the New Deal philosophy drives reactionaries from power.
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Roanoke Times
Roosevelt
Jay Franklin
New Deal
Franklin
Democratic Senators Targeted Over Supreme Court Fight
The piece asserts Democratic senators Byrd Burke O Mahoney Van Nuys Wheeler Clark and others defend Supreme Court independence. It claims Roosevelt and Farley seek to remove them from the Senate and party, stripping offices to subordinate the court to the executive, while praising the defenders for preserving honor. It questions the fate of the adversaries.
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Byrd
Burke
O'Mahoney
van Nuys
Wheeler
Clark
Supreme Court
Farley
Senate
Deat Roosevelt
Jay Franklin
Nerves and Dental Health Warn of Modern Strains
Richmond News Leader discusses how stress from mealtime fuss and daily life can raise tooth decay risk. A dentist advises protection through decent diet, daily care, and regular prophylaxis, urging visits to the dentist two to three times yearly to prevent costly neglect and pain.
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Richmond News Leader
American Dental Association
France adds 40 hour week with frequent holidays
Tourists report France shifting to a holiday heavy economy with a 40 hour week and multiple holidays weekly. Wages rise but prices rise more, cooling consumer demand and prompting calls to modify the 40 hour law as merchants cut staff and services suffer.
A Poem On Prayer
A poem submitted to The Star on prayer recalls a burdensome day eased by another kneeling in prayer. The speaker notes God lifted the load through intercessory faith and asks readers to pray for many troubled hearts seeking peace through prayer.
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Star
Somone
Thief Strips Wallet Leaves Warning Note
Kansas City resident W. C. Daugherty found $83 in his wallet after burglars ransacked his home. A note reading We needed $50 and left the rest implied thieves took most of his money, leaving only $33.
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Kansas City
W. C. Daugherty
Notable horse race train ers and public inquiry trivia
The text lists famed horse trainers such as Pete Coyne Bob Smith Odom Earl Sande James Healy Bud Stotler Danny Clark Hirsch Jacobs Freddie Hopkins Max Hirsch and Jack Healey It also covers questions about press clerk publicity the fiercest battle in the Spanish War the first radio news broadcast and KDKA and figures on investments in office buildings and hotels along with notes on Gentiles Ne Temere decree and charm courses.
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Pete Coyne
Bob Smith
Odom
Earl Sande
James Healy
Bud Stotler
Danny Clark
Hirsch Jacobs
Freddie Hopkins
Jack Healey
Max Hirsch
Joe Notter
Bill Brennan
Jack Joyner
Jim Fitzsimmons
Duval Headley
Tom Healey
Dick Thompson
Bert Mitchell
Howland Island charts and Earhart search data stir Navy plans
The column links the Earhart search, Robinson’s court fight, and new Navy moves. It notes hidden goals to map Howland Island and surrounding Phoenix and Gilbert islands, improving Pacific maneuvering and warning that foreign aviators could stray near the Aleutians.
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Howland Island
South Pacific
Hawaii
Australia
Howland
Phoenix
Gilbert
National Geographic Navy
Japan
America
Pacific
British Commonwealth
Navy
Aleutian Islands
Alaska
Bloodshed in Fascist fight and traffic hopes in Harpers Ferry
News from different eras notes more bloodshed in the Fascist movement for Spanish rule and reports U S Ambassador Claude Bowers nearly a prisoner in San Sebastian. Maryland Gov Nice announces a temporary Harpers Ferry bridge will open in about three weeks as townspeople seek traffic relief after spring floods. Arline Judge hailed as most perfectly formed woman by some experts. Three railroad trunk lines may enter the valley if an Interstate Commerce Commission consolidation is approved. Woodstock merchant William Wender dies suddenly at home. R V Conrad Post American Legion elects B M Sullivan as new head while Capt Ed Goss retires. Federal Laboratories representative R F Jones demonstrates police weapons to locals who plan purchases after noting their futility in recent robberies. Ten years ago Sharkey beat Dempsey in a famous knockout ahead of Tunney title fight. Dunn Woolen Mills to reopen Monday amid textile downturn. Eva Pettingill oversees Atlantic swimming championship pool as local activities serve hundreds of children daily.
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U. S
Claude Bowers
San Sebastian
Nice
Maryland
Harpers Ferry
Arline Judge
Valley
Interstate Commerce Commission
William Wender
Woodstock
B. M. Sullivan
R. V
Conrad Post American Legion
Ed. Goss
R. F. Jones
Federal Laboratories
Washington
Sharkey
Dempsey
Champ Tunney
Dunn Woolen Mills
Martinsburg lineman electrocuted mends wires on Burke Street
Twenty five years ago James H. McBride of the Martinsburg Power Co. died from an electrocution while wiring on a 35 foot pole on Burke Street Martinsburg. A New York district attorney says at least twenty men were involved in the Rosenthal murder plot with five arrests. The Ministers Association plans union meetings on courthouse steps and in two city churches during July and August Sundays. Officials report famine era Russia parents are eating their children.
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James H. McBride
Martinsburg Power Co
Martinsburg
Burke Street
New York
Rosenthal
Ministers Association
Russia
Idlewild Park camp meeting opens in Middletown
The 40 year old Idlewild Park camp meeting is led by Rev. Dr. Wharton. Local young men defer Alaska Klondike plans to next spring due to climate. Master Philip Williams hosts a bus ride to Opequon creek with Misses Willie McGuire Anne Beverley and Anne Williams and Masters Jos Long and Gray Beverley. John Barr chosen temporary captain of the racing reel team of the Sarah Zane Fire Co which will race in Waynesboro Pennsylvania.
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Idlewild Park
Middletown
Dr. Wharton
Klondike
Alaska
Philip Williams
Opequon Creek
Willie McGuire
Anne Beverley
Anne Williams
Jos. Long
Gray Beverley
John Barr
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Waynesboro
Historic Event July 22 1927 French Submarine Jest
A historical note marks July 22 1927 as the date of a French submarine incident described as a jest. The report appears as a brief archival item with limited detail and no further names or places provided.
Marcia Madden Seeks Work Amid Studio Scandal in Los Angeles
Marcia Madden faces professional ruin after Walt Hartley spreads rumors at Acme and Latimer. She pursues new ads work, endures repeated rejections, and meets Lena von Brecht who hints at a radical personal remedy. The tale follows her struggle to rebuild amid jealousy and social scheming.
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Arcia
Sandy
Los Anes Es
Hartley
Walt
Maria
Paula
Jane Marcia
Marcia
Latimer
Miss Madden
Acme
Marcia Madden
Lena von Brecht
Lona
Walt Hartley
Tony
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