Evening Star publication note for Winchester
The Evening Star is published daily except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Co. in Winchester Virginia. It is entered at the Winchester post office as second class matter and consolidated with Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times The Weekly Mirror.
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Winchester
Evening Star Publishing Co
Virginia
Morning News
The
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Subscription Rates At Mall In 1926
Rates listed for Mall subscriptions: one year 3.50 in advance, six months 1.75, three months .90, one month .30. Currier service: one year 4.50, six months 2.25, three months 1.20. Note credits to Associated Press. Date Monday June 21 1926.
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Currier
Good Will Tour Arrives With 150 Southwest Virginia Visitors
Winchester prepares for a Good Will Trip by 150 members of Southwest Virginia Inc. touring through the Valley to the National Capitol. The visit aims to foster friendship and cooperation, with no project to push, and to strengthen ties between the Valley and western Virginia. The group will be warmly welcomed.
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Winchester
Southwest Virginia, Inc
National Capitol
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Virginia
Roanoke ‘Limes
Southwest Organization
Blue Ridge
Southwest
Irritating tariff clause barred Paris firm goods
An objectionable Fordney McCumber provision gave Treasury power to forbid imports from firms denying US customs book inspections. A Paris firm was barred but the ban was lifted. France England and Germany protested. If US firms faced similar scrutiny abroad, protests would follow. The piece urges Treasury to refrain from enforcement.
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Treasury Department
Paris
France
England
Germany
Shenandoah Park project far from completion
National Parks secretary Robert Sterling Yard warns Shenandoah National Park is not realized yet. Promoters must acquire 400 square miles of land and clear title before federal takeover, and more funding and effort are needed.
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Rome
Congress
Garden of Eden
Shenandoah
Great Smoky National Parks
Robert Sterling Yard
National Parks
Yard
Shenandoah Park
Uncle Sam
Utah
Bryce Canyon
Washington
Smoky Mountain
Appa
High Cost of Babies Debate Sears Through Nation
The Boston Traveler notes a Cumberland Times symposium asking if marriage is becoming too expensive. Contributors urge optimism yet agree incomes fail to cover rising wants driven by ads and inventions. The Salvation Army leader cites costly babies and rents, while auto costs also pressure family choices. in many cases a new car wins over a baby.
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Cumberland Times
Boston Traveler
Savings Bank Association of Massachusetts
New England
Salvation Army
Sport coat with ostrich egg pattern on purple coat
A sport coat features an ostrich egg pattern in purple, black and tan. The design creates a bold textured look suited for formal or statement wear.
National Coloring in School Histories Draws Debate
Worcester Telegram reports Carlton Ladd of the World Federation of Educational Associations argues to purge “national coloring” from histories and rewrite texts to emphasize peace. He concedes lamentations over removing genealogical tables but says it could advance peace more than past efforts.
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Worcester Telegram
Carlton Ladd
World Federation of Educational Associations
Ladd
Sale of valuable farm and storeroom at White Hall
By authority of a deed of trust from Janney T McKee and wife dated March 10 1924 and recorded in Frederick County Virginia the trustee offers 100 acre tract at public auction in Winchester on Thursday July 15 1926 at 2 oclock a m. The land lies between Welltown Road and Apple Pie Ridge Road within White Hall village and includes a dwelling house store room and other buildings. Terms: one third cash sale day, balance in one and two years with bonds secured by deed of trust and insurance on buildings.
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White Hall
Janney T. McKee
Frederick County
County Court House
Winchester
Welltown Road
Apple Pie Ridge Road
The Magic of the Medicine Man
A pioneer tale explains how early Indian Medicine Men used roots and herbs to heal many ailments. Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts later popularized her Vegetable Compound relied on by women for over fifty years.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
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Evening Star
Harry Flood Byrd
Associated Press
Norfolk
Paul Berlenbach
Young Stribling
Husky Young Georg
Ian
New York
Summit
N. J
Paul
Bis
Yardley
Lavander Water
Yardley’s
Eczema
S.S.S
J. W. Arthur
General Insurance
Rouss Ave
Tennessee
Funk & Son
Nyal
Rocers & Bro. A
Sucar Shell
Baker’s Drug Store
John W
Rosenberger & CO
Boyle Wood
Grove
Chill Onic
Northern Virginia Power
Strasburg
Berryville
Chari
Frank Gearing
East Piccadilly Street
Baltimore and Richmond
Babb
Brothers
Leader
North Main Street
Apparel Shop
North Main St
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