Wary Flood Byrd At Evening Star Publisher
The Evening Star notes its publisher Byrd at Winchester Virginia remains active and communicates with Morning News and weekly papers in the region. The record mentions circulation and second-class matter status for the Evening Star.
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Wary Flood Byrd
Winster
Subscription Rates By Mail And Carrier In Advance
Rates shown for one year six months and three months in advance by mail and carrier. One month options listed with a mix of figures and unclear formatting.
Notable AP Dispatches Featured in June 2, 1925 Paper
The Associated Press dispatches credited to AP appear for republication and local news segments in the June 2, 1925 issue. It notes exclusive reuse rights and local coverage in the dated newspaper page.
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Associated Press
Thaw Critique Highlights Press Standards and Taste
Roanoke World News reflects on Marty K Thaw’s visit to New York City and the metropolitan press. The piece criticizes sensational coverage and questions the standards and tastes of urban journalism while noting Thaw’s own status as a resident of Virginia.
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Roanoke
World News
Marty K. Thaw
Press of Virginia
Northginia
Win- Fi
New York
Metropolis
Gotham
York
Williams Defends the South in Public Life
Sharp Williams of Mississippi writes that the South is all right and can guide liberty and law, arguing that the region’s strength lies in a long line of written laws and a steady pursuit of civic rights, while criticizing northern fears of southern backwardness. He asserts the South anchors liberty and resists an imagined collapse from slums and moneyed excess.
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Sonburg
Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Otter
South
Williams
Emer
Bar
Bauley
Magna Charta
William
Byrd campaign ovations surge in Virginia
The Woodstock Herald notes Harry F. Byrd's magnetic campaign presence fuels strong, spontaneous ovations across Virginia. Supporters praise public-interest focus while opponents seize on selective statements, underscoring a heated statewide political climate.
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Woodstock
Herald
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Senator’s clear stand on tax equity and administration
The passage praises the senator for explicit tax equalization aims, simplified government, economical state management, and firm support for law enforcement. It contrasts him with Mr. Mapp, accusing the latter of silence or vague plans on key issues ahead of the primary, while asserting the senator’s alignment with Virginians’ interests.
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Commonwealth
Virginia
Mapp
Rippling Rhymes and The Square Peg by Walt Mason
The poem traces a restless man named Job Kersimpkins Twine who sharpens a boastful view of his varied work yet never finds a fit role. It contrasts ambitious dreams with the dull grind of daily tasks and ends urging humble duty and steady effort. The piece emphasizes verse about accepting one’s stage and the futility of resentment.
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Kersimpkins
Gas Service Policy and Pipe Installation Rules Adopted
From and after this date the company will decline to connect with any gas service pipe installed by others. No service smaller than one and one quarter inch will be laid. Pipes will be laid by the company at fifty cents per linear foot from curb to house, including excavation, refilling and resurfacing. Lawns restored to original condition with no extra charge. The company declines responsibility for gas service through pipes not installed by it.
Local market prices quoted by buyers today
Local buyers quoted wholesale prices today with wheat and corn figures noted as local flour per barrel and corn per bushel. The Star disclaims responsibility for typographical errors in the daily market listing.
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The
Star
Damaged OCR Feed Prices and Items List
Fragmentary OCR data shows various feed ingredients including bran flour middlings mixed feed and corn with inconsistent punctuation. Likely part of a price sheet or catalog with line items and numeric values, but specific quantities and context are unclear. The readable names suggest a rural or agricultural marketplace entry.
Endless Caverns Yield Fossilized Sea Creatures
NEW MARKET Virginia June 2 Fossilized bryzoa beings once thriving millions of years ago were found by a 22 member expedition from the American Museum of Natural History and the Explorers Club of America exploring Endless Caverns. Fossil coral beds and plant like forms clung to slimy rock walls near an underground river. Dr Chester A. Reeds led the group, which included scientists from across the country. A 15 foot waterfall was discovered but its sound was absorbed by soft limestone.
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New Market
American Museum of Natural History
Explorers Club of America
Chester A. Reeds
New Antiseptic Mouthwash Claims Potent Safe Use
KOJENE touted as four times stronger than carbolic and more powerful than mercury prep. It supposedly can be drunk with no ill effects and will not irritate delicate membranes. A 60 cent bottle makes a gallon of mouthwash and is pitched for catarrh relief and general antiseptic use by Baker's Drug Store.
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Baker’s Drug Store
Sale of Glaize and Brother property in Winchester
By decree in the chancery cause of Fred L. Glaize trading as Glaize and Brother against A S Bowers et al at the April term 1925 the undersigned will sell in front of the County Court House Winchester Virginia at 11 o clock a m on Tuesday June 30 1925.
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Fred L. Glaize
Glaize and Brother
A. S. Bowers Et al
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Winchester
Wealthy men back Florida real estate boom in Hollywood
Prominent financiers including Henry Ford and Thomas Edison invest in southern Florida projects. Roger Babson predicts strong profits as Hollywood by the Sea prepays vast public works. The ad touts $33 million in summer improvements and invites moderate earners to buy future resale gains, offering properties at 1174 West Flagler Street, Miami.
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Henry Ford
Harvey
Restone
Thomas A. Edison
Cycomb Blemp
Virginia
Hhe Vision
Florida
Roger W. Babson
America
Hollywood by-the-Sea
Miami
Atlantic Ocean
Hollywood
Hall's Caterrh Medicine ok Suarth ethene tsepee ist
Hall's Caterrh Medicine is cited with price twenty six cents and mentions one year to date totals and a sale. The note references Otese and Be totes, with scattered fragments of names and places in a damaged OCR.
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Tinga
Oia
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HAW
NEW York Press
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Clojajl
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East Cork Street
N. Main St
Winchester Gas Company
W. A. Ryan
Baker’s
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Covesee
Eeereteen
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Straw Hat
East Piccadilly Street
Kojene
Harry R. Kirn
M. M. Lynch
John J. Ridgeway
Harry R. Kern
C.C. Brannon
Circuit Court of
Frederick Co
Baker's Drug Store
People’s Drug Co
Ady
Fred. E. Willis
Florsheim Shoes
Huntsberry
Feseeseles
Harpers Ferry
Washingt
Baltimore & Ohio
Children’s ‘Brown
Oxfords
Hamman’s $ Store
Brill & Ritter’s
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Wenender
cApparel Shop
North Main St
B. F
Care Star Office
Frank Baker & Son
Good & Company
Bouss Avenue
Winchester Orchard Supply CO
North Market Street
Glaize & Brother
Fairfax Avenue