Evening Star publication and history note
The Evening Star in Winchester Virginia is published daily except Sundays by The Evening Star Publishing Co. It is consolidated with the Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Morning News
The
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
A Victory for Virginia in Rail Freight Rates Ruling
Announcement from Washington that the interstate commerce commission has decided railroad freight rates from Virginia to North Carolina are excessive and will be revised. The commission orders removal of discriminatory rates, signaling a broader reworking of Virginia North Carolina freight structures and benefits Virginia shippers. The action cites lower rates for nearby NC shipments compared with Danville to Pelham, and lauds Virginia officials for a two year effort.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Virginia
North Carolina
Commission
Danville
Pelham
N. C
Greensboro
State Corporation’ Commission ‘of
Mason Mangum
H. J. Wagner
Record-breaking baseball game between Mexican teams in Eagle Pass
A San Antonio Express despatch recounts a extraordinary six inning ball game begun at 9 am and halted at 7 pm due to darkness. Piedras Negras Internationals beat San Luis to nine 129 to 119 amid 22 errors by Mireles and numerous wild pitches.
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Rotarians
Kiwanians
Lions
Gill
Eagle Pass
Texas
Associated Press
San Antonia
Dispatch
San Antonio Express
Tezes
Piedras Negras
Rio Grande
San Luis
Mireles
Cabaliere
NATO San Luzito
NATO
Gasoline Gouge Fallout Highlights Virginia Tax Debate
As Virginia Governor Byrd pushed a gasoline tax rise from 3 to 4 cents, a 5 cent dealers’ mark up followed at retail. The public complained of price gouging and Byrd condemned the practice, urging newspapers to alert voters while noting continued half cent boosts to the tax.
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Bristol Herald-Courier
Virginia
Byrd
General Assembly
Gas tax debate cites daily public cost and highway impact
The piece estimates a one half cent gas tax raises about a thousand dollars daily for the public, equating to thirty or forty miles of highway funding yearly. It argues dealers push the rate, forcing motorists to pay or seek cheaper stations, and urges the next Legislature to cut the tax to four cents while noting five cents might be tolerated but should not be the limit.
Boys and Reading Excitement Through Adventure Books
Nashville Banner notes a survey of 12 500 English boys ages fourteen to eighteen showing a strong preference for adventure stories over other print. Conan Doyle leads with White Company Holmes and Brigadier Gerard, followed by Jack London White Fang. Classics like Treasure Island and Robinson Crusoe also rank highly.
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Nashville
Arthur Conan Doyle
White Company
Sherlock Holmes
Brigadier Gerard
Jack London
Pickwick Papers
Tom Brown
Kenilworth
Pilgrim's Progress
The New Leisure and Its Rise in American Life
Atlantic City Times discusses the eight hour day and rising leisure as a social shift. It frames leisure as essential to health and happiness, linking free time to recreation such as boating, sports, and vacations amid a broader move toward the so called new freedom.
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Atlantic City Times
Leisure as a public health issue and the Carnegie aim
The passage argues that enjoying books, shows, music, and ongoing learning enhances public health and mind. It cites the Carnegie Foundation's goal to convert leisure into time for mental and physical improvement, noting many do not maximize their greater freedom.
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Carnegie Foundation
Mrs Beverley Returns Home From Richmond Visit
Mrs William Beverley returns to Winchester after spending several days in Richmond with her parents Mr and Mrs Ed win A Palmer on West Franklin Street The Richmond News Leader notes the trip concluded with the homecoming in Winchester.
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William Beverley
Winchester
Richmond
Edwin A. Palmer
West Franklin Street
Richmond News-Leader
John Robinson's Circus Advertising Car Here Today
Advertising Car No 1 of John Robinsons Circus toured Winchester and nearby towns to drum up support ahead of the August 10 appearance. The route shifts this year with Covington August 7, Harrisonburg August 9, then on to Hagerstown and later Richmond Norfolk Newport News Lynchburg and other cities. New acts include Eddy performers and European imports. ticket office will be at Hables Clothing Store.
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John Robinson
Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio
Harrisonburg
America
Robinson Circus
Covington
Hagerstown
Richmond
Norfolk
Newport News
Lynchburg
Robinson Management
Philip and
Karoline Eddy
Petite Tetu
Japan
Senorita Piedad
Bed-Bug Killer This Easy Way
A fragmentary ad promotes a bug killer called GD I Q or PD Q to eliminate bed-bugs. It claims no damage to sprouts or furniture, fast action, and a money-back guarantee if bugs persist, urging purchase at druggists today and noting use of railroads and strong solvents.
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D.Q
P.D.Q
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Northern Virginia Power Company
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Jno. S. Solenberger & Co
Tappan Gas Range
Gas Service
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Chichester
Pim
Viola Shanholty
Willie Shanholtz