Evening Star publication notice from Winchester VA
Announcement shows newspaper name The Evening Star published in Winchester Virginia with pricing and circulation details. It lists publication schedule and subscription options including months and prepaid rates. It notes national advertising representatives and multiple city offices.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Fragmentary note on historic newspaper names in a dispatch
A damaged OCR fragment mentions several historic paper names such as The Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror and hints at association or consolidation context amid publication.
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The
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Peace with All Men and Holiness Quote Source
The text presents a biblical exhortation from Hebrews 12 14 urging harmony with all people and a life of holiness as essential to seeing the Lord. It appears within a fragmentary religious quotation.
A Year of the Tariff in Hoover Era Reflections
A June 17, 1936 feature recalls the moment President Hoover signed the Hawley Smoot tariff. It notes stock declines, wheat prices, and a 34 percent drop in American exports in ten months, with critics arguing the tariff collapsed foreign trade and shifted U S production toward raw materials for importers.
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United States
Mr. Hoover
Herbert Hoover
America
Hawley-Smdot
Arne
Unhappiness Among Married Women Cited by AMA Analyst
A Roanoke Times summary notes an AMA informant stating seven hundred cultured American wives half confess unhappiness in marriage based on personal physicians reports. Dr. Robert Lik Dickéhison of New York presents a view linking sex and training gaps to the issue as sensationalists profit from public fear.
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Roanoke Times
American Medical Association
E. A
Indies
Robert Li’ Dickéhison
New York
Association
Commencement speakers urge practical lessons from studies
The exchange notes practical advice for graduates and emphasizes applying political science principles. One speaker stresses that learning must advance progress and support postwar aspirations beyond academia.
Newspaper Education Across Life and Disciplines
A reflection on how daily newspapers educate beyond language, linking life, science, sociology, economics, art, history, and literature to current events and broader understanding.
Radio Sales Rise in New York City Fourth Quarter
A Census Bureau report shows NYC radio dealers earned 1 179 178 in the fourth quarter, higher than 709 077 in the third, reflecting a strong year end retail performance across the sector.
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New York City
Bureau of the Census
Local Man Credits Natex for 25 Years of Relief
Joseph L. Mauck of Winchester says Natex transformed his long standing constipation indigestion and gas in two weeks. He reports better sleep appetite nerves and relief from rheumatic pains and kidney trouble after using Natex. The testimonial notes a drug sale at Peoples Service Drug Store with the Natex representative present.
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Natex
Joseph L. Mauck
Box
Winchester
Peoples Service
Mr. Mauck
Barley Crop Strong Despite Mixed Local Damage Report
A report notes the barley crop was excellent while tween Luray and Stanley shows varying damage from a mutt related incident. Some farmers report no damage, others say minor or no impact, and no local sales of the new crop are reported.
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Tween Luray
Stanley
Detroit Public Officials Indicted in Black Hand Racketeering Case
Inspector Robert A. MacPherson and Det Lt Max Waldfogel head a list of 50 Detroit public officials racketeers and gangsters indicted after a 10 month grand jury probe. Both officers face perjury charges and Waldfogel is accused of bribing and intimidating witnesses in a murder trial. They were removed from active duty last fall.
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Robert A. MacPherson
Max Waldfogel
Black Hand Squad
Detroit
Grand Jury
Waldfogel
Frederick County Political Advertisements Highlight 1931 Candidacies
A dense list of candidate declarations for Frederick County Virginia offices led by Sheriff and Commissioner of Revenue hopefuls. Several names including T. Russell Cather, Boyd R. Richards, H. E. Shall, J. H. Beaver, Floyd M. Brill and others announce or reaffirm bids, all subject to the Democratic Primary on August 4, 1931. Candidates emphasize service, county interests, and fiscal restraint. These notices cover sheriff, supervisor, commonwealth attorney, wealth’s attorney, treasurer, and commissioner of revenue roles.
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House of Delegates
Boyd R. Richards
Frederick County
Nia
Couther Pannett
Opequon
H. B. Kline
Shawnee
Frederick Co
Shanee
Jacob H. Beaver
Back Creek
Chas. M. Rosenberger
Commonwealth
Tee County
Floyd M. Brill
B. P. Harrison
Virginia
Commission of Revenue
Gatis
Preedock County
Commissioner of Revenue
Fred. Co
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