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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1925
Page
4
Public notice from The Evening Star Publishing Co. Winchester Virginia indicating paper publication details, mailing status, and distribution alongside sister papers Morning News Weekly News and Weekly Mirror.
The note lists advance subscription prices and durations, including one month and three months options, with amounts such as 1.20 and 1.75, plus six months and one year terms. It appears to be a pricing schedule for a newspaper or publication.
A publisher notes that Associated Press material is exclusively for republication and credits news dispatches to AP or to the paper and includes a statement about the use of local news published by the outlet. The notice covers rights and redistribution terms for readers and affiliates.
A physician in the Journal of the American Medical Association argues sunlight can boost germ-killing power but warns against overexposure as it may harm blood. The piece notes historical references from Pliny and earlier physicians on actinic rays and the sun’s role in disease treatment.
George Harvey resigns after directing the Washington Post editorial pages for one year. Owner Ian notes other obligations pull at him and hints at a future, with speculation about his next moves and plans.
In a bygone scene Algernon Upjohn de Verebe wooed a damsel with vows of home and service while admitting his past as a Bulger's beeswax clerk. She mused on changing era vows and motherhood, rejecting risky plans and stressing traditional family duties amid modern salaries and a motor car dream.
Notice to builders and plumbers about gas service installation by Winchester Gas Company. Refers to service size limits, pricing at fifty cents per linear foot from curb to use, piping connections, refilling, resurfacing, and restoration to original condition with no extra charge. W A Ryan Manager.
Albin Va June 3 Mr and Mrs Letcher Bageant of Washington spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs Yeakley. Mr M S Glaize is sick in Baltimore. Lloyd Reynolds entertained friends at home Sunday. Max Williams and family of Hagerstown visited relatives here. EB Bailey and H E Yeakley hosted guests Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs John P Hopkins and sister Mrs Ball of Washington were weekend guests of their sister Mrs Stanley Cooper at her North Braddock street home. They traveled in their handsome new sport model car.
Six room dwelling at 610 South Main Street offered for 1700 dollars. A larger six room dwelling with cellar porch hall and bath priced at 3500 dollars. Lots on the street with water sewer and electricity at 10 dollars per front foot. Also offering hail fire automobile and other indemnity insurance through Good & Company.
Miss Viola Williams of the National Tribune Washington spent the weekend at her Stephens City home, traveling with her Peers. The brief item notes a social visit and companions accompanying her during the stay.
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