Evening Star and Publications At Winchester Virginia
The Evening Star distributed daily at the Winchester post office Virginia as second class matter except Sundays. The paper is published by the Evening Star Publishing Co. and consolidated with Morning News Weekly News Weekly Mirror and other titles.
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Incomplete OCR prompts a terse advance notice
Fragmentary text references time frames like one year and six months in advance with garbled handwriting and unreadable words. The readable portions suggest an administrative scheduling or deadline related note but full meaning and entities are unclear.
Associated Press rights notice for republication
A standard Associated Press notice states that AP dispatches are exclusive for republication and may credit local news to AP or other sources. The notice reserves rights to use fall news dispatches and other local content.
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Associated Press
Moore withdraws from Virginia governor race
JC Lee Moore, auditor of public accounts of Virginia, withdraws from the Democratic nomination for governor. He says campaign demands would require most of his time through August 4, leaving the race between Harry Flood Byrd and G Walter Mapp. Moore favored pay-as-you-go and a road program, influencing potential support shifts among Byrd and Mapp backers.
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Our National Emblem
Mentor Magazine discusses the American eagle as a national emblem and symbol of valor. It traces the eagle’s role from Roman military standards to modern nations including Germany Austria and Russia alongside the United States.
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Austria
Russia
Byrd Addresses Virginia Campaign at Louisa
Senator Byrd states he seeks the Virginia governorship only if elected on his own merits and platform. The Waynesboro Virginian calls this one of his wholesome campaign utterances made during a Louisa stop.
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Waynesboro Valley
Statesmen and the Bible in American life
The Philadelphia Bulletin notes that death touched former vice president Thomas Riley Marshall as he read his Bible, illustrating how statesmen draw ethical guidance from Scripture. It argues leaders of business and politics seek spiritual strength, even if they rarely publicize Bible study until crises reveal it.
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Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
Fragmentary excerpt of Walt Mason verse describing dreams of falling from cliffs and pursuit by dire phantoms. The text repeats title and shows garbled imagery of dreamland paths, fear, nightmares, and morning breaking revealing errors.
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Morning Courage Against Fears and Doubts
A reflective piece contrasts anxiety with morning resolve. It argues fears of illness loss and misfortune are imagined until daybreak and encourages waking with courage and a practical mindset to face the day. Strong lines emphasize resilience over gloomy forecasts.
Senator Byrd and Mapp in Virginia reform debate
The article recalls Senator Byrd as a dominant Senate figure and Democratic organizer. It cites Mapp's radio address pushing salary plans or reduced fee officer limits, noting Byrd’s critique of past reforms and his pledge for thorough reform in Virginia’s fee system if elected.
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Candidate pledges reform based on past record
The speaker asserts a pledge of future reform grounded in a 1920 record made before any governorship bid. He emphasizes devoting best energies to reform as a businessman and trusts his past actions show intent to fulfill the pledge.
Make Your Own Bug Killer P D Q Recipe
Hodgson and Brown advertise a home bug killer that makes a quart of solution for 35 cents. It claims to kill bedbugs, roaches, moths, and ants, including eggs, without harming clothing and suitable for hotels, hospitals, and homes. The ad urges procuring a 35 cent package labeled Pesky Devil Quietus P D Q to prepare the chemical.
Rotary chief urges world service over conquest
Everett W. Hills, president of Rotary International, told the Cleveland annual convention that a nation embracing world service and humane advancement will gain earthly immortality. He warned that intolerance and greed threaten civilization and urged Rotary to promote unselfish service, citizen duty, and opposition to exploitation.
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