The Evening Star Publication Details and Rates
The Evening Star Winchester Virginia announces publication details and postal status. It lists subscription prices for various terms and confirms Associated Press rights and local reprint rules.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1927
Page
4
The Evening Star Winchester Virginia announces publication details and postal status. It lists subscription prices for various terms and confirms Associated Press rights and local reprint rules.
A devotional note encourages parents to have children memorize daily Bible selections. It highlights Psalm 86 12 praising God with all the heart and glorifying His name forever. A prayer asks for the ability to praise God from the abundance of the heart.
The Alexandria Gazette cites five practical health rules praised by John D. Rockefeller at age 88. Avoid worry, maintain weight, drink water, exercise daily, and sleep in fresh air though critics note debates over water intake and urban air compared with rural environments.
The Waldorf Astoria tallies 9,465,472 guests since opening. Patrons came from around the world, mainly the United States, with autos and camping not hurting hotels. The piece argues travel fuels hotel business and hints a golden era may be starting.
The piece suggests President Coolidge struggles with learning to play and contrasts leisure with work. It argues early lifelong play shapes balance, noting play steadies life as age advances and the need to enjoy life grows stronger.
Charles A. Stoneham proposes Polo Grounds as site for the Dempsey Tunney bout with a gate of over 2 million and top ticket pricing at 50 dollars as Rickard questions the capacity. Stoneham cites 80 000 seating capacity, contrasting with 97 000 claimed by promoters.
The Duncan beer bill legalizing 2.75 percent alcohol content beer in Wisconsin was killed after the assembly voted to sustain the governor's veto following a long discussion. The decision ends the proposal in the Wisconsin legislature.
An advertisement touts a cream that allegedly makes freckles melt away in four days. It claims the treatment leaves skin clean and youthful and offers a money back guarantee via Baker's Drug Store if it fails.
An advertisement claims a mysterious device can lower gasoline costs, saving millions for American motorists. H. Oliver of Milwaukee offers a free sample device to car owners and a money making opportunity for agents, promising $75 to $150 weekly.
The Evening Star notes July 20 is the final day to pay for subscriptions at the Special July rate. Readers are urged to pay now to secure the discount.
Honolulu Loy a famed hurdler clears hurdles at nearly seven feet. The Robinsons Circus brings over a score of horses to Honolulu for two performances on Monday August 1. Honolulu Boy purchased from a Carlos Garreua breeding farm by the Robinsons. Among the horses listed are Cloud Inspector Red Robin Portis Lady Jane Star Beam and Monshine a hurdling mule.
The Secretary of the Commonwealth orders a Democratic primary in Winchester on August 2, 1927, for the 26th Senatorial District. Election sites include Friendship Engine House, Charley Rouse Engine House, City Hall, and Sarah Zane Engine House. Sunrise to sunset voting hours. Sergeant Adam Forney signs the notice.
A Folksy quip lampoons restaurant managers who serve very tender steaks, suggesting they assume all men dream of bullfighting. The remark captures a local mood in Baltimore as diners react to the menu.
A Toledo Blade quotation frames a witty remark by the Man on the Car about human folly. The line notes that the most foolish acts are voluntary, reflecting a satirical take on self-inflicted mistakes.
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