Evening Star rates and publication details from Winchester VA
The Winchester Virginia Evening Star lists second class publication status and daily issuance except Sundays. It provides mail and carrier subscription options with yearly and shorter-term rates and notes a weekly service.
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Winchester
Evening Star Publishing Co
Virginia
Religious Reflection on Night Walk and Proverbs Advice
A devotional fragment urges not envy of sinners but to fear the Lord continually. It prays that nothing may appeal to us and asks for steadfast faith throughout the day.
Institute of Public Affairs to open at University of Virginia
The second session of the Institute of Public Affairs begins August 7 at the University of Virginia. Leaders from across the country will discuss nonpartisan public issues affecting local to national government, promising a bigger, livelier program than last year.
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University of Virginia
Dean Maphis
Virginia
Charlottesville Tate
Monticello
University of Virginia Institute
Williamston
Blind Men Picnic at Palisades Amusement Park
A hundred and fifty blind men from the Blind Men's Improvement Club visited Palisades Amusement Park in New York for a day of rides circus acts fortune telling dancing and prizes. The group included broom makers menders vendors teachers painters and performers and most are self supporting highlighting a shift from past beggar stereotypes.
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New York
Blind Men’s Improvement Club
Palisades
Tunney Exhibits Hallmark Sportsmanship in Eight Round
New York World recounts Tunney's restraint in the eighth round when Heeney suffered an eye injury. Tunney stayed patient, withheld all attacks, and waited for Heeney to continue, adhering to sportsmanlike tradition despite a clear advantage.
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New York
Tunney
Heeney
Hhard
Jide
Tunney Proves Sportsmanship In Decisive Victory
The article lauds Gene Tunney for his sportsmanship in the final round of a championship bout. Heeney was knocked down in the tenth round and unable to continue. Tunney refused to subject him to further punishment, showing restraint and earning praise as a superior boxer and gentleman.
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Tunney
Heeney
City pride scorned Duquoin candidate for St Louis school principal
The St Louis Post-Dispatch argues city residents must feel superior to rural outsiders. It applauds the School Board for rejecting a Duquoin Illinois candidate described as countrified for city principalship, urging rural teachers not to presume inclusion in metropolitan education.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Thar Board of Education
Duquoin, Ill
St. Louis
Blumeyer
Maddox
Hicks
Mental health and the dangers of negative habits
A doctor criticizes a patient’s mental state and argues that mental health now aims to cultivate habits in normal people for social control. Negative traits such as cowardice and jealousy are listed as health hazards while courage and confidence are promoted as positive forces to combat them.
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California Department of Education
Capudine Promises Quick Relief for Nervous Tension
An old advertisement claims Capudine eases headaches restlessness and fatigue caused by a strain on the nervous system. The liquid formula supposedly works faster than tablets or powders and is sold in 30c and 60c sizes at drug stores.
Public Sale of Antique Furniture in Berkeley County West Virginia
Executor of the estate of the late Mrs Maria KE Jan ney will sell at public auction at the former residence one mile east of Bunker Hill near Legge Mill on the Lamon farm August 2 1928 at 10 oclock a m. Items include mahogany tables four poster bed walnut desk Lincoln desk given to Charles S Lamon and various antique pieces. All items are antiques. Other furniture listed.
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Maria KE. Janney
Bunker Hill
Lincoln
Chas. S. Lamon
Ward H. Lamon
One Thin Woman Gains 20 Pounds In Three Months
Miss Catherine Friel of Tampa Florida reports gaining 20 pounds in three months after taking McCoy's Tablets. The ad promises an ironclad guarantee: if a thin person does not gain at least five pounds after four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes, the purchase price is refunded.
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Catherine Friel
Tampa
Fla
Baker's Drug Store
America
Auction of Livestock and Household Goods Near Middletown
Personal property sale scheduled for 10 a.m. Tuesday August 7, 1928, located one and a half miles east of Middletown and one mile from Vaucluse. Items include livestock farming implements household goods and antiques. Conducted by Mrs Mary C Smith.
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Middletown
Vaucluse
Mary C. Smith
Temperance Plea Upsets Bootleggers, Says Democrat Chair
The Democratic national chairman warned that Americans should support temperance, but bootleggers in Indianapolis say the appeal will not win approval.
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Indianapolis News
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