Evening Star publication note at Winchester, Virginia
The Evening Star is cataloged as second class matter at the Winchester post office. It is published daily except Sundays by The Evening Star Publishing Co. of Winchester, Virginia and consolidated with the Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times The Weekly Mirror.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
Virginia
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Advertising and subscription rates from Associated Press notice
A clipped newspaper notice lists AP rights and various subscription prices for different terms. It also notes national advertising representatives in major cities and regions.
Restore the Erring in Meekness Galatians Verse
A fragment echoes Galatians 6: restore such a one in the spirit of meekness. The text recalls Christian exhortation and admonition to spiritual practitioners to guide others back with humility and self restraint.
Keeping the U S Out of War Under Wilson in 1914 1917
An opinion piece argues that Wilson kept the United States out of World War I for three years, despite jingo pressure. It warns that entering in 1914 could have caused far greater costs in lives and finances, including higher pensions and veteran groups, and condemns pension racketeering.
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Staunton
Wilson
General Hines
Praetorian Guard
Washington
Toscanini Skips Bayreuth Festival Amid German Tensions
The Baltimore Sun notes Arturo Toscanini refused to attend this year’s Wagner festival at Bayreuth. The stance follows Nazi pressure on Jewish musicians and broader German censorship. The absence shocks the Wagner tradition, placing Toscanini’s principled stand against Nazi actions in stark relief.
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Bouton
Berlin
Germany
Reich
Chas
Arturo Toscanini
Bayreuth
Toscanini
Ign
Toscanin
Convic
No title available from damaged OCR fragment
A fragment references threats of violence and a person’s stance on justice and artistic independence in opposition to a government that boycotted fine German musicians due to race.
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Germany
Postal rates rise July 6 under Hoover budget plan
The article notes postage increases set for July 6 as part of President Hoover's budget balancing efforts. It also mentions a Virginia auto code aimed at public safety and a Yankee victory by Gomez for his twelfth win this season.
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Hoover
Virginia
Gomez
New York Yankees
J. A. Garber
Harrisonburg
Congress
Thomas A. Edison
Anti-Saloon League
United States
McCormac Named VP of National Republican Convention
H B McCormac of Winchester chosen vice president of the permanent organization at the G A Council national convention. North Frederick Pike will be rebuilt soon with state funds. Handley High School to graduate 33 girls and 20 boys this week. Charlie Chaplin among participants in the Old Gold blindfold test. Father’s Day observed June 17.
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H. B. McCormac
Winchester
North Frederick Pike
Handley High School
Wil
Charlie Chaplin
Handley High notes and local events from ten years ago
A decade-old local roundup reports a Texas girl setting a 66 hour dance record. Handley High School to lay its cornerstone tomorrow by the Virginia Grand Lodge of Masons. Marion Anderson elected sachem of Shawnee Tribe Improved Order of Red Men in the area. Mosby’s men plan a reunion at Marshall on June 19. Pauline Shoop named valedictorian of Handley High School senior class.
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Texas
Handley High School
Virginia Grand Lodge of
Masins
Marion Anderson
Mosby
Marshall
Pauline Shoop
Constant Woman at Hable’s Palace Ends Tonight
The Palace presents Leila Hyams and Conrad Nagel in Eugene O Neill adaptation The Constant Woman based on Recklessness. A strong dramatic screen effort praised for soulful realism and an excellent cast closing tonight.
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Leila Hyams
Conrad Nagel
Eugene O’neil
Tommy Conlon
Eugene
O'Neil
Adorable With Janet Gaynor At the Capitol Tonight
Warner Bros. Capitol screens Adorable a Fox film starring Janet Gaynor and Henry Garat. The romantic drama is praised for its haunting mood, joyous storytelling, and memorable music likely to become popular.
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Janet Gaynor
Capitol
Fox
Henry Garat
Sunset Pass at Colonial Tonight with Star Cast
Randolph Scott Tom Keene Kathleen Burke Noah Beery Harry Carey and Kent Taylor lead in Sunset Pass shown at the Colonial Theaters tonight. The western features action drama amid a star lineup and is a highlight of the theater’s schedule.
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Colonial Theatr
Randolph Scott
Tom Keene
Kathleen Burke
Noah Beery
Harry Carey
Kent Taylor
Colonial Tonight
Foes Move to Oust Alvanley Johnston at Cleveland Convention
Foes of Alvanley Johnston grand chief engineer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers seek to oust him at the triennial Cleveland convention. Dissatisfaction over the collapse of the Standard Bank of Cleveland, formerly Engineers Bank, fuels the effort as Johnston’s nominees for a bank-collapse investigative committee lose to progressive contenders.
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Alvanley Johnston
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cleveland
National Organization
Standard Bank of Cleveland
Engineers Bank
Johnston
Mattern completes long transatlantic hop amid sanded tow
A transatlantic flight story details Mattern's long hop under challenging conditions as a Texas flyer was assisted by a team of horses to tow the aircraft through heavy sand after being compelled to proceed.
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Tern
Texas Flyer
Vaudeville of Hearts and a Maryland Knight
Virginia Oliphant moves through Charleston and New York society with Tony Bleecker and Michael McMillan. Richard’s vanity strains their relationships as Michael guides him in shaping a credible story while Virginia tends to a sick child and guards promises.
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Virginia Oliphant
Maryland
Tony Bleecker
New York
Michael McMillan
Virginia
Richard
Tony
Michael
Annapolis
Mary Lee Logan
Marty van Duyne
Derekdale
Roger
Bronze Knight
Christ
Little Roger
Mrs. Leonardo
Rickey
Present and Past Rainfall Totals and Averages
Rain totals show 0.65 inches in the last 24 hours ending 8 a.m. and 0.72 inches for June to date, with year to date at 18.81 inches. Winchester Laboratory records give 34.53 inches as the 20 year average annual precipitation and monthly averages from January to December.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Signor Cappelli Entices Stephens City With Songs
Stephens City Va June 13 residents heard Signor Mario Cappelli the famed Italian American tenor known for old folk songs and Negro spirituals. Local youth choir director Mrs Frank Buckley urged more participation at Friday sessions. Visitors included Misses Flowers Cross and Terault with various locals and church groups sharing updates.
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Stephens City
Signor
Mario Cappelli
Italy
Europe
Frank Buckley
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Buckley
Helen
Amy
Sylvia Carper
Winchester
Delbert Lambert
Lucile
Bridgewater
Jennie Flowers
Nellie
McLeod
Evelyn Cross
Arbutus S. Hizer
Jenny Flowers
Sadie Lindamood
H. E. Richardson
Hizer
Methodist Misionary Society
W. R. Hardesty
Mary Terault
Braddock Street Church
Josephine
Mary Evelyn
Louie Felker
House
Tacoma Park
William McLeod
Felker
Loviley
Aid brings beautification to Hayfield cemetery and church
About 40 volunteers renovated the cemetery and Mount Olive Church in Hayfield. The effort drew praise from the committee for cooperation. Nearby, lightning struck hayfield cattle during a storm, killing one cow and stunning several others. The Freemont Church Ladies' Aid plans a lawn festival June 29 at 7 30 p.m. Also noted are a Brooklyn family visiting Hayfield and Arctic owl landings in England. The piece cites national forest land figures totaling 150 million acres and 17 million acres under state and local management.
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Hayfield
Mount Olive
Leslie H. Ramey
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Fremont Church
Katherine
Charlotte Klinance
M. S. Klinance
Brooklyn
N. Y
Spring Brook
Jefferson Davis Kern
Washington
10 People Out of Eve 100 Have Stomach Ulcer
An ad notes indigestion and heartburn can lead to ulcers and promotes Dr. Emil's Adla Tablets from Baker's Drug Store. The piece includes a quoted line by HI Ho from China's town.
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Emil
Baker's Drug Store
Mitchell's General Health Center Returns to the Valley
Mitchell's General Health Center announces its return to the Valley in Edinburg, Va, occupying the same offices. The clinic promises drugless treatment, special attention to neurables, and gall stones removal without surgery or drugs, with a money back guarantee. Office hours 9–11 am and 6–8 pm on weekdays.
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Pierce
Hildra H. Dudley
Balling Ave
Charlottesville
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
Edinburg
Growing late cabbage for storage and market use
The article details late cabbage cultivation including soil fertility with 3-8-6 to 4-7-8 fertilizer mixes and nitrate of soda side dressings. It covers disease controls for club root and yellows, seed treatment, and storage methods for home or poultry use. It also notes market demand for kraut and the health benefits of raw cabbage.
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Nature
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