The Evening Star Publication Details
The Evening Star stored at the post office in Winchester Virginia is a second class matter published daily except by The Evening Star Co of Winchester Subscription rates and national advertising representatives Devine Tenney Corp in New York Des Moines Chicago listed.
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Winchester
Evening Star Pi Co
Virginia
National
Devine-Tenney Corporation
New York
Des Moines
Chicago
Newspaper Copyright Notice Fragment
Agency disclosure clause in this fragment cites Associated Press rights and exclusive publication entitlement. It references local consolidation with Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly.
Christ for All All for Christ Ro Hve Fay Word
Fragmentary religious verse cites Psalm 68 6 about God placing the solitary in families and leading the bound. Text repeats phrases about guiding paths and lamps and includes garbled lines and partial words.
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Christ
Virginia Finances and the Byrd Budget Contingencies
A 1930s Virginia financial note outlines Governor Byrd's budgetary foresight balancing a 1.5 million capital outlay against possible deficits. It cites overspending, including a 125000 Danville strike and 600000 in extra criminal costs, with prohibition fees flagged as a risk to future biennial finances.
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Byrd
Virginia
Morrissett
Danville
Pollard
For Men Only: Summer Styles Prompt Debate Among Women
The Blue Ridge Herald reports on a gendered fashion debate noting women discuss men’s summer dress and favor lighter fabrics. Mary Roberts Rinehart’s piece in Ladies Home Journal is cited as suggesting a market for cotton clothing.
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Mary Roberts Rinehart
Ladies Home Journal
Revival of the Eating Habit
A New York Herald Tribune look at the restaurant business notes how managers of local eateries with unlimited 60 cent menus say customers get “what you want and all you want” at a fixed price, examining moral, gastronomic and economic angles.
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New York Herald Tribune
Civic dining under a 60 cent regime charms patrons
The report notes diners at a 60 cent price range now eat longer and choose more courses, desserts remain popular, tips stay steady, and average meals rise with a revival of formal dining. It lists numerous social guests and hosting families visiting or staying with hosts in their summer residences and cities.
Berryville Tea Honors Richmond Guests At Summer Visit
Mrs Frank M Wray hosted a Friday tea at her Berryville home honoring Mrs Frank McGuire and her daughter Mrs Tazewell Ellett of Richmond visiting Berryville for the summer. Attendants included Mrs Herbert McK Smith and Mrs Columbus Hale of Staunton, with Mrs Frank V Tilford at the punch bowl and Mrs Bradshaw Beverley of Winchester pouring.
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Staunton
Tucker
Berryville
Frank M. Wray
Frank McGuire
Tazewell Ellett
Richmond
Wray
Herbert McK. Smith
Columbus Hale
Frank V. Tilford
Bradshaw Beverley
Winchester
Forest Brown
Nelson
Charles Town
Robert Beverley
William Beverley
Frances Beverley
Joseph Massie
Talbot
C. T. A. McCormick
S. C. Williams
Annie Moore
J. F. Moore
J. M. H. Clagett
Frank Sommers
Rosa MacDonald
H. B. Whiting
J. E. Harris
Rheumatic Pain Relief Promoted by Natex in Va
A Stephenson Virginia man declares Natex ends rheumatic pain after three weeks of use. The testimonial cites relief from arm soreness, back dullness, indigestion, gas, dizziness, and constipation with no habit-forming ingredients. The Natex representative explains the product at Peoples Service Drug Store.
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Natex
E. R. Harman
Stephenson, Va
Peoples Service
Mr. Harman
Commissioners Sale Of The Flour Mills Residences
Public auction conducts a multi parcel sale of Mt Jackson Mills and Edinburg Mill properties in Shenandoah County Virginia. Included are two flour mills with water and power rights, dwellings, and associated lots with staged parcel-by-parcel offerings, final sale as a whole, and a Lena J Ring lot. Receivers also list personal property for cash sale at same venues.
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Circuit Court
Shenandoah County
J. C. Hutcheson
George W. Ring
Mt. Jackson Mills
Mill Creek
Mt. Jackson
Virginia
Edinburg
Grandstaff
Lena J. Ringlot
Southern Railway Company
Lena J. Ring
Edinburg Mill
Lee-Jackson Highway
Center Street
J. Newton Wilson
M. L. Walton
F. S. Tavenner
F. S. Tavenner, JR
Philip Williams
Ediing
Hugh Saum
Huston H. Newman
Recei
Phone No No of Rooms and Beds
Fragmentary listing shows phone contact and counts for rooms and double beds. No further details on location or availability are readable.
Frederick County Political Advertisements Announce Candidacies
A batch of notices from Frederick County lawmakers and candidates announce campaigns for State Senate House of Delegates sheriff Commonwealth’s Attorney and county offices. Candidates include T Russell Cather Joseph S Denny Boyd R Richards E C Oates Floyd M Brill B P Harrison H B Kline Jacob B Beaver Chase Rosenberger Isaiah C Roe N Whitacre Holmes E McAboy and others subject to the August 4 1931 Democratic primary.
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State Senate
T. Russell Cather
House of Delegates
Frederick Clarke
Winchester
Jos. S. Denny
Boyd R. Richards
Commonwealth
Prederick County
Floyd M. Brill
Frederick County
Liv
Erick County
Pete
Exet
B. P. Harrison
Opequon
H. B. Kline
Shawnee
Frederick Co
Shanee
Jacob B. Beaver
Back Creek
Chase Rosenberger
Commission of Revenue
Freedrick County
N. Whitacre
Commissioner of Revenue
Democra
Holmes E. McAboy
Treas
Joe E Brown to Lead Ring Lardner Play on Tour
Joe E Brown will star in Elmer the Great in a road tour after completing his current film for First National. The production, by Ring Lardner and George M. Cohan, previously played in Los Angeles. Cities listed include Milwaukee Detroit Cleveland Pittsburgh and possibly Philadelphia and Boston. The revival will not play New York or Chicago and the tour is slated for ten weeks.
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Joe E. Brown
Sin
Ring Lardner
George M. Cohan
Elmer the Reat
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Detroit
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
Walter Huston
Elmer
New York
Chicago
John Harden Escapes in Warden’s Dress from Liverpool Prison
John Harden, a convict at Liverpool prison, stole a dress from the warden’s wife and escaped by wearing it. Local authorities launched a manhunt.
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John Harden
Liverpool
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Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch
Blue Ridge Herald
E. T. Harman
Stephenson
Firemen’s Convention Housing Bureau
Winchester Printers & Stationers, Inc
Gore Ooes
C. Oates
Mountain Falls
Frederick
H. & Shull
Seere
Prederick Co
W. H. Branner
WM. Erle
Dwards
Aidscg
Bamgerata
Isaiah C. Roe
Robert 8. Smith
Fred. Co
Parthering
Warner Brothers Pictures
Capitol
Colonial Theatres
Niagara Falls
Inc
Pennsylvania Railroad
uUcOo
LucoKwik Snapp Foundry
North
Cameron St
Siti Va
Nurotex Suits
Bell Clothes Shop
Brooks
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rexall
Elizabeth Arden
Beauty Prep
Baker’s Drug Store
Baker
Lupton Orchard Service CO
Loudoun
Glaize & Brother
the Gas Company
Northern Virginia Power CO
Wayland
Savannah River
St. Lawrence
Atlantic
Mississippi
Century Motors
J. W. Rees
Applepie Ridge Road
Colgate
Colgates
Rou
Council On Dental Therapeutics of
American Dental Association
Irwin Drug CO
John S Miller & CO. Hardware and Household Supplies
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