Evening Star Free or Paid Subscriptions in 1926 Winchester
The Evening Star in Winchester Virginia lists subscription rates for Mall and Cartier editions. Rates shown include one year 3.50 six months 1.76 three months 0.90 and one month 0.30 for Mall. Cartier 4.60 yearly 2.25 six months 1.20 three months 1.20. The paper is published daily except Sunday and is a member of the Associated Press.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Cartier
Associated Press
Apple Blossom Festival Proves Profitable For Winchester
The financial report shows Winchester residents donated 6148.95 while banks gained 250000 in deposits during the event. A 20 percent local profit implies 50000, but the broader value lies in advertising future returns. The festival faces a 3000 deficit and calls for a permanent, balanced budget to sustain the event.
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Winchester
Dividing Texas Could Create Six More Senate Seats
Representative Harry M. Wurzbach notes Texas could be split into four states by legislative action, a move Democrats might pursue to gain up to six additional senators. He cautions the idea rests on political factors and state pride rather than imminent action.
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Harry M. Wurzbach
Congress
Texas
Mr.Wurzbach
Union
Courage and endurance in a blind ex-soldier’s House tribute
Pulaski Times notes Charles Bronner, a blind former soldier missing hands, seated with his mother in the House gallery as a Massachusetts woman delivers a moving eulogy to his war record and courage. The piece extols perseverance, frames courage as vital to overcoming despair, and honors Brauner as a guidepost to the heights.
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Guide Post
Pulaski Times
Charles Bronner
House of Representatives
Massachusetts
Charles Brenner
Fife
Better Table Manners in the Alexandria Gazette
Women restaurant owners say men’s table manners are improving due to increased public dining. They note public eating pressures households to refine behavior and that wives won’t tolerate table mistakes today.
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Alexandria Gazette
Gingham Gupp Keeps On Time In Prompt Daily Labor
Walt Mason celebrates Gingham Gupp the punctual worker who starts at eight, works through the day painting, digging, and mowing, then rests at noon before resuming tasks until five. The town people admire his unwavering timeliness and call others to imitate his reliability.
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Gingham Gupp
Gingham
Jay
Special Program Children's Day At Church of Christ
The Church of Christ Bible School hosts a Children’s Day program Sunday night at 8. The pageant titled The Kingdom of Light includes an introduction prologue five scenes and a finale. The prologue portrays Paraguayan man and woman toward God and each other as contrast between Things as They Seem and True Christian Progress.
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Church of Christ Bible School
Kingdom of Light
Things as They Seem and the Light in South America
Scene by scene summary shows a Paraguayan Christian household and youth in Paraguay and Argentina exposing moral gaps. A missionary reports conversations about South American light spreading from U.S. church involvement. Finale invites visitors to witness the hopeful message.
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Paraguay
Argentina
Colegio International
Asuncion
South America
United States of America
Jesus
Personal Notes From Berryville
Lt Com Beardall and Mrs Beardall with Edith John Jr Geoffrey sail from New York on Roosevelt to London where Beardall will be assistant naval attaché for two years. Lt Com and Mrs Ashe depart Annapolis on Henderson to Shanghai with two weeks in Honolulu en route. McCormick family, stationed in Honolulu, begin return to the states this summer for new assignments.
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Berryville, Va
Jofin’ Beardall
Edith
John, Jr
Geoffrey Beardall
Beardall
A. M. D. McCormick
New York
Roosevelt
London
Court of St. James
George Ashe
Abe's Naddan from The World magazine pick
Number twelve in the sixteen best short stories of 1925 selected for The World by editors of America leading magazines will appear complete in The World Magazine Section next Sunday. A delicately humorous tale of New York's upper and lower east side.
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Abe
Naddan
Benjamin Richard
Sher
America
World Magazine
New York
Upper
Lower East Side
Sunday World
Norfolk and Western May 2 1926 Train Schedule
Norfolk and Western lists May 2 1926 departures from Berryville and Shenandoah with targets Roanoke Bristol Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. Includes Pullman sleepers to Gary Hagerstown Philadelphia and New York and dining car connections at Roanoke and Shenandoah Junction. Inquiries directed to Berryville agent H H Burks and Roanoke general passenger agent J L Bladon.
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Norfolk & Western
Berryville
Roanoke
Bristol
Bluefield
Welch
Norton
Waynesboro
Pullman
Gary
W. Va
Memphis
Chattanega
Nashville
Broiler
Guests of Admiral and Mrs McCormick at Claremont
The commander's parents Admiral and Mrs A M D McCormick hosted guests at their summer home Claremont. Tent 4.
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Admiral
Mra. A. M. D. McCormick
Claremont
Gratitude From Family After Randolph Taylor’s Illness and Death
The family of Randolph Taylor thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy during illness and after his death. They appreciate flowers and loaned cars, signed by his wife and children.
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Randolph Taylor
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The
Evening Star
Harry Flood Byrd
Morning News
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Walt Mason
Church of Christ
Carbutus
Traebllus
J. W. Arthur General Insurance
Rouss Ave
Irs
Baker’s Drug Store
Tennessee
Funk & Son
Kotex
Farous Bzand Prize
Telephone
Northern Virginia Power CO
Charles Town
Yardley
Lavander Water
Yardley’s
Irwin Drug Co
N. Braddock St
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corp
N. Loudoun (Main) Street
Frank Gearing
East Piccadilly Street
Baltimore and Richmond
Babb Brothers Cor. Water and Kent
Sts
Nam
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Leader
Hamburger’s
North Main Street
Osce BO
S&s
Dad
Winchester Gas Company
Wonder
North Main St
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