Winchester Evening Star publication notice rates
The Evening Star lists publication details for Winchester Virginia with editions and dates. It notes postal status, publishing company, and consolidated papers, plus subscription rates for various periods and delivery options. The notice also states Associated Press rights for republication ofDispatches and local news.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Associated Press
Bible Thought and Prayer for Daily Selections
The text urges parents to have children memorize daily Bible selections as priceless heritage. It emphasizes choosing wise companions to gain wisdom and warns that communion with fools leads to destruction. A prayer asks God to accept the choice of companions.
Fountain of youth: Voronoff’s gland research draws aged ambivalence
The Sunday Express surveys centenarians about Dr. Serge Voronoff of Paris and his thyroid and other gland work aimed at reversing aging. Most respondents prefer to end their days and decline the promise of renewed youth, while the experiment provokes mixed curiosity.
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Serge Voronoff
Paris
France
Biology
Ecole Des Hautes Etudes
Voronoff
The
Sunday Express
London
Two Worlds in Cumberland: Dream Life versus Harsh Reality
A girl in poverty asks a women's column if she is queer. the editor defends maintaining a world of flowers, music, and poetry amid hardship. He argues true courage is holding a hopeful inner world while facing real suffering and choosing constructive action.
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Cumberland Times
Increased Demand for Work Animals Across Farms
The Petersburg Progress Index notes rising prices for horses and mules. Farm prices in February show gains over two years ago, with horses and mules fetching higher values than any February since 1924, signaling stronger farm demand for work animals.
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Petersburg
Mechanization cuts farm work animal prices rising demand questioned
The January 15 report shows male prices at 92 dollars per head versus 87 in January 1927. Mechanization reduces work animals as tractors on farms more than double from 1920 to 1925. A future shortage of work animals is feared due to slow horse and mule birth rates, though one team will remain necessary on every farm.
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Department of Agriculture
Our Cars the Best Exchange and American Autoworld
The article argues American cars outperform foreign luxury brands in craftsmanship and performance. It notes the average American can own one, contrasting domestic制作 with traditional European makers. It concludes that Americans no longer need foreign brands for prestige unless seeking a foreign name.
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America
Capon Bridge Social Notes Highlight Local Visitations
Capon Bridge, W Va June 7. Local residents attended gatherings and visits across nearby towns. Names include Mrs H H Omps Mrs Beulah Hook John Omps G E Orndoff W A Horner B A Giffin and others with several dinners birthdays and a funeral observed in Winchester and surrounding communities.
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Capon Bridge
W. Va
H. H. Omps
G. E. Orndoff
Beulah Hook
John
Irvin Triplett
Winchester
G. B. Orndoff
W. A. Horner
B. A. Giffin
Capon Bridge High School
B. Grant
Cedarville
D. H. Shuler
Cumberland
W. Horner Shuler
Bobbie White
Clara Hauser
Lillian Johnston
Luther Johnston
E. Grant Nine
Nine
Garland Giffen
Ray Gardner
Ruth Hiett
Maxine Lovett
Grace White
Doris Hockman
Elizabeth Giffen
Edyth Johnston
Irvin Gardner
Frances Monroe Gardiner
Fern Hiett Clark
Lee Hiett
Vada Catlett
Lola Sirbaugh
Frances Gardiner
Gertrude Whitacre
Audrey Line
Velda Belfort
Fern Clark
Vivian Shanholtz
Orian Hiett
Burnice Funkhouser
Messrs
Junior Oates
Ray Gardiner
Irvin Gardiner
Paul Shanholtz
Maynard Horner
Kenneth Haines
Vernon Whitacre
Leslie Brill
Ernest Whitlock
Harrison Whitacre
L. J. Funkhouser
Luther Shaffenaker
Margaret
Cold Stream
F. B. Line
Gladys Funkhouser
Harry McKee
Marie
Canterbury Locals Report A Busy Week Of Travel and Visits
Canterbury locals list visitors and departures from June events. Henry Mears returns home greatly improved from Memorial Hospital while Lynn Glover goes to Washington. Several residents seek work in Lewiston and Vermont. A rain early week affected this section and an economic expert notes Americans eat less, prompting calls for relief.
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Canterburg
Henry Mears
Memorial Hospital
Lynn Glover
Washington, D. C
Ira
Wilbur Ritter
Lewiston
Owen Dovel
Vermont
Bob Whitton
Joe Williams
Congress
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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L. J. Cave
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George Washington Hotel
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Supreme of Sale
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Golden-Rule Store
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Ellen Annderson
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Sistpro
C. P. McVicar
Royalton Vacuum Cleaners
Westinghouse Ranges
Northern
Old
Snapp’s Foundry
WGN
WBZ
RGW
EFRC
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Fexall
Phillips
Hind
Coty
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Bberryville
Strasburg
Frank Gearing
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J. W. Arthur
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Southern Chemical Company
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J G. W. Morris
Northern Virginia Power Co
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