Winchester Evening Star Admits 1896 Publication Details
Local newspaper page from Winchester Virginia notes founding in 1896 and lists contact numbers for Mohawk offices. Includes publisher Byrd Jr and mentions Associated Press rights and subscription rates. Ends with a quip about the sleep of laborers and riches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk
Rome
Gallagher-DeLisser, Inc
East 44Th Street
New York City
Winchester
Associated Press
Hi News
Handley High honors Miss Lemma Snider in 1957 Handlian
The Star notes Handley High School dedicates its 1957 Handlian to Miss Lemma Snider. Joined Handley faculty in 1942, she is praised for shaping students and guiding class functions as an able instructor and valued friend. The dedication reflects the community's gratitude toward a respected teacher.
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Handlian
Handley School
Lemma Snider
Handley High
Lemma ‘Snider
Lesson in Human Nature Al Einfrank’s TV loss tale
The piece follows Al Einfrank a geography enthusiast who rises with fame and marriage only to face a public setback. It contrasts his lifelong passion for maps with the hard lessons of human nature as misfortune unfolds. The narrative hints at an inevitable downfall after initial success.
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al Einfrank
Big al
Daddy
Portrait of the American Male in Cosmopolitan Style
A satirical portrait outlines the American man as tallied by a composite: 158 pounds, 5 9, eager to be 6 feet, with glasses for many and foot trouble for a third. It notes sleep, work, faith, and family patterns, and observes rising cosmetic aids for men as psychiatrists warn of sexual ambiguity and shifting gender roles.
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Lfe
The Al Story and the Rise and Fall of a TV Winner
A man named Al shines on a TV quiz show winning up to thirty two thousand dollars then loses on the sixty four thousand dollar question. His sudden fame brings family neighbors and cousins into his life who shower him with attention. When he fails and loses everything the support fades and he is abandoned by his circle. The tale contrasts the hollowness of sudden wealth with a warning about keeping life’s values.
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Monte Cristo
Editorial Digest from Daily Newspapers Highlight Debate
A digest of editorials from about 40 newspapers circulating daily, presenting the standout opinions on current issues. The column surveys varied voices and themes, offering readers a cross-section of editorial stances and rhetorical approaches across regions.
Critics of Youth In Legion Marague
Critics of today’s youths include George Hart of the American Legion marague who say those who have had their fling cannot adjust to playing catch and face growing pains.
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George Hart
American Legion
Confederate Veterans Group Nearing Final Jackson Gathering
Five years ago 101-year-old William Townsend of Ola La. attended what may be the last region of Confederate Veterans in Jackson Mississippi. Veterans of Foreign Wars named Richard K. Eddy vice commander of the 7th District, while Dean Baughman was home on three weeks leave from McDill Air Force Base. A Timber Ridge hailstorm damaged about 400 acres of apples. Amiel Crowser reported 168 pounds of wool from 11 sheep at Dr. W. D. Myers' farm in Hayfeld. Dixie Fugitt hosted a dinner party for guests Miss Josephine Carter and Richard Walton who were to be married.
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William Townsend
Ola la
Jackson
Richard K. Eddy
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
Amiel Crowser
W. D. Myers
Hayfeld
Dixie Fugitt
Josephine Carter
Richard Walton
Bryans Attend Exposition Dinner Hosted by Tucker
Mr and Mrs William Jennings Bryan visited the Jamestown Exposition and were guests of President and Mrs Harry St George Tucker who hosted an elaborate dinner in their honor The Bryans planned to attend the Confederate regiment in Richmond The first electric lights in Berryville were turned on at the Battletown Inn from the Millville plant operated by the Winchester and Washington City Electric Railway Co The town gathered to witness the illumination conducted by L Hoover general manager The Shenandoah Valley Academy Cadets were to parade with Major L F Zerkle in command.
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William Jennings Bryan
Harry St. George Tucker
Bryans
Richmond
Berryvill
Battletown
Millville
Winchester and
Washington City
Success and risk in Hollywood creative work by Rossen
HAL BOYLE profiles Robert Rossen a writer director and producer who warns success breeds risk taking fear. He discusses film themes environment and his preference for natural locations and cites All the Kings Men and Alexander the Great as three way credits. He credits George Stevens and Jimmy Cagney and names The Informer Grand Muzzle Greed Scarface All Quiet on the Western Front as top titles.
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New York
Robert Rossen
Hollywood
Rossen
Darryl F. Zanuk
East Side
John Huston
Billy Wilder
Nunnally Johnson
Alexander the Great
Lower East Side
Informer
Lewis Milestone
The Doctor Speaks Simple Games For Long Auto Trips
Dr Bundesen offers travel tips for families on road trips. He suggests cheap in-car amusements for different ages, ploys to curb arguments with hidden small toys, and safe impromptu races. He warns on meals and stomach comfort during travel.
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Herman N. Bundesen
M.D
Strength For The Day By Earl And Douglaas
An old Scottish seminary professor known for harsh critique evaluates a student sermon. The tale emphasizes religion must change us in daily life or it is a false form. Real faith should improve how we act as parents workers and citizens.
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Scottish Theological Seminary
How's Your I Q Memory Quiz Challenge
A 10 day quiz rates score by daily results from 9 10 correct as Memory Genius to 4 correct as Good. It asks ten questions on topics from history to biology and language with a page 2 answer reference.
Tennis term love comes from French egg zero
The article explains the origin of love in tennis as zero from the French l oeuf meaning egg. It notes the term traveled from France to England and was adopted in the game.
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France
England
Hank T Crashes Through Mama’s Apron Strings
Dr Crane’s Case V-301 profiles Hank T a 37 year old bachelor and successful attorney tied to his widowed mother. He Longs to marry but delays at the crucial moment reflecting procrastination and dependence on his mother per the five stage theory of emotional maturity.
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Hank
George W. Crane
Hank T
Dr. Crane
Dad
Mother
Hai Unk
Ima
Ike Hamlet
Khrushchev Winds Up in U S Homes Without Invitation
James Marlow notes Khrushchev spoke on Face the Nation relaying Kremlin positions with polished warmth. He offered sweeping statements on disarmament and communist rule, but details and realities of inspection, satellites, and conflicts with China and Hungary remained glossed over.
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Khrus!ce
U.S
Washington
Schchey
Russia
Vesterd
Kremlin
the Nation
United States
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Hungary
Poland
Red China
Khrushchev Pyiew Sen
U S woods and green flotation Q and A facts
The U S Forest Products Laboratory says most native woods float when green but bald cypress sugar pine and some redwoods do not due to high moisture. Density under one equals float. Tropical woods usually sink when green and may sink even when dried.
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U.S
U. S. Forest Products Laboratory
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M . Byrd, ‘Jr
Ives
Snider
The
Star
Miss Snider
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Ing
Marague
Jefferson Davis
Helen Ames Washington
J. W. Riley
Marie Washington
Fred Glaize
Shenandoah Valley Academy
L. F. Zerkle
Scott
New Mexico
Winslow
Wis
R. J. Scott
Hal Boyle
Doctor
D.N.C
Earl & Douglaas
I. Q
Perry
Yedo
Tokyo) Bay
Navy
George S. Kaufman
Mammoth Cave
Berlin
Mama
Elvis Presley
By James Marlow
Associated Press News
Communist Party
Cantinflas
Mario Moreno
Mexico City
Pedro Moreno
Soledad Reyes de Moreno
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