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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
4
The Evening Star announces publishing details for its Winchester Virginia edition with Bryant format note. It states daily mailing except Sundays, and lists consolidation with Morning News The Weekly News and The Weekly Mirror.
The notice lists annual and shorter subscription rates in advance with amounts for one year six months three months and one month. It repeats pricing by carrier and includes garbled trailing text that does not alter the primary rate information.
The text states that the Associated Press is exclusively entitled to republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited to this paper, and to all local news published. It asserts AP’s control over reprinting and local material.
A New York World note from June 18 1925 discusses press ethics. Edward McKernon AP Eastern Division chief argues that news must reach the public even if unpleasant, but it should be presented decently to maintain decency while informing readers.
Dr Alderman, president of the University of Virginia, has decided to remain with the institution despite an attractive offer from the University of Georgia. The decision, announced with gratitude to Virginia and its supporters, emphasizes the growth and breadth of service under his leadership and expresses confidence in continued progress and spiritual advancement for the university.
A humorous sketch in verse on fashion and comfort versus style. The speaker alternates between praising polished shoes by day and preferring old, worn footwear for evening solace, arguing readers fear courage to abandon fashion dictates.
A reader letter claims gas from the stomach presses on the heart and causes trouble. The signer A A Harris endorses Adlerika and a remedy, noting one spoonful rika relieves gas in ten minutes and brings out a large amount of old waste from the system.
Grimes Virginia June 18 Aunt of John G Hubbard visits from Los Angeles stays with the Hubbards on their farm. Local residents Mr T L Evans Mr and Mrs Marshall Unger Mr and Mrs D L Affleck and Elwood share Sunday gatherings at Orchard Glen. Voters attend ladies mite meeting at Mrs Florence Hancher's White Hall.
Mr Russell Williams visited Woodstock on business Monday. Weekend and Sunday visits documented include Mr and Mrs Edward Arr and Mr and Mrs Robert Peer with others. Families from Orndorff and Rudolphs visited Winchester and Ashland. trips to Washington noted for Staff and relatives.
Let the Stewards of Frederick Circuit take notice. The first quarterly conference for the current year will be held at the parsonage in Winchester on next Saturday June 20 with services: Carpers Valley at 11 a m instead of Relief. This is to accommodate Relief. I have children's day exercises at night. Macedonia at 3 p m might
By virtue of a deed of trust from Geo W Pingley and Lillian G Pingley dated March 1 1924 the undersigned will offer at public sale in front of Frederick County Virginia Court House at 11 a m on Friday July 10 1925 two acres more or less with out-buildings including a barn hen house and automobile shed. Property lies on Mountain Falls south west of Cedar Creek Grade adjoining Hulver Oates and Miss Mary McIlwee. Amount due under trust is 1200 00 with 6 interest from January 26 1925. Terms one third cash and balance in two equal annual installments with purchaser bonds and deed of trust plus insurance. Harry R Kern Trustee.
The Hobo herb long known for purifying effects is said to aid in leprosy eruptions and dropsy and to purify kidneys. Dr Orwin praised its use for psoriasis. Recently found in East Texas and Western Louisiana its kidney action is highlighted. The Hobo Medicine Company invites readers to consult a druggist and try its money back guarantee.
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