Classified Rates and Ads Policy for Winchester Evening Star
The notice lists subscription prices for the Winchester Evening Star and advertising rates. It details monthly and annual costs, memorials and cards, display ad deadlines, and contract rates. It also notes national advertising representation in major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenney, Woodward & Company, Inc
New Detroit
Kansas City
San Francisco
Chicago
Boston
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Omnipotent Care Psalm Verse Quoted
A devotional line from Psalm 121 8 proclaims protection for going out and coming in forever offering comfort and faith in daily life.
Borah’s possible swing影ion shapes presidential race
Idaho Senator William E Borah a Republican with New Deal leanings draws anxious watch from both parties. His likely move could shift support for Landon or Roosevelt and alter campaign dynamics in the west.
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William E. Borah
Idaho
Cleveland
Landon
Roosevelt
Borah
West
Moderation and Health in Summer Diet and Exercise
Grantland Rice cites Artie McGovern warning that improper food and exercise shorten life. In heat, small balanced meals suffice and overexertion is dangerous. Temperance should guide all, morally and healthwise, and now is the time to vow moderation.
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Grantland Rice
Artie McGovern
Not Just a Scare in Spy Case at Sea
Staunton News Leader reports a former navy yeoman is accused of selling naval secrets to a Japanese agent. The accused and agent face serious charges as authorities plot the case amid broader spy scare discussions. The piece hints at lax security around naval innovations and mentions Alaska as a strategic extent of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton News
Les
Vernment
Navy
Japan
Alaska
Coast defense alarm cites Japanese survey of Alaska coast
The piece warns that Japan has surveyed the Alaskan coast for years and suggests Tokyo knows Pacific defense plans. It questions why the United States remains careless about national security near the Panama Canal and Pacific shorelines.
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United States
Alaskan
Tokyo
Pacific
Panama Canal
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Atlanta
Charleston
S. C
Boston
St. Louis
San Francisco
England appoints 81 year old film censor for clean lines
Major Harding de Fonblanque Cox heads England's new film censorship effort focusing on foreign and especially American productions. He will judge films as he would horses, vowing to forbid vulgar content and keep England's cinema clean while on the job.
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England
Hollywood
Harding de Fonblanque Cox
Give Youth A Smile
A school essayist urged graduates to greet young job seekers with kindness and understanding. She notes how youths face fear and anxiety as they enter a busy, cautious world and compares it to diving into cold water. Even a kind word or well wishes can help.
Thwacking Words and Historic Slugging Terms
A compact list of violent verbs used for throttling and beating with synonyms like batter pummeled whip lash and pelt. The tone suggests a lexicon of forceful actions and colorful expressions that headline durable usage across eras.
Thrifty Veterans Hold Bonus Money For Future Needs
World War veterans kept calm after receiving their bonus, with many delaying cashing receipts. Observers note a trend toward thrift and investment rather than immediate spending, suggesting cautious use for emergencies. Some critics accused veterans of rushing to take the money, while behavior shows prudent financial planning.
Will Rogers Humorous Story About Porters
Will Rogers anecdote features a Pullman porter helping a traveler after an eye injury. The porter jokes the injury will turn black and explains to his wife that the mark is a berth mark, reflecting Wisecrack humor of railway service.
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Eitheyer
Guy
American News Features, Inc
Rich American Eyeing Historic Palace Sparks Caution
Observers warn a wealthy buyer could pay 15 to 20 million dollars for a beautiful historic palace. They caution that any steel magnate or small-town magnate would face strong local resistance to such a purchase and encroachment on a revered residence.
New Drought Approaches Charlottesville Progress
The article notes a protracted dry spell spreading from the West to Virginia with heat and drought expected to affect crops. Albemarle and nearby areas face mixed losses but not disaster, while late summer crops may suffer as the dry trend moves northward toward Virginia.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
Albemarle
United States
City Manager Field Injured During Softball Game
One year ago Arthur M. Field city manager sustained injuries while playing softball. Dr and Mrs R T Shields arrived in New York from China. Miss Rebecca Kern returned from Le Riano near Farmington. Scout William Guthrie named to attend the world jamboree in Washington. Quail eggs turned over to Game Warden Pingley after nests were destroyed and incubated artificially.
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Arthur M. Field
R. T. Shields
New York
China
Rebecca Kern
le Riano
Farmington
William Guthrie
Washington
Pingley
Five Years Ago Hoye Riley Becomes Lions Club President
Miss Pollie Johnson marries Mr. George H Paed of Oakland Md at Inwood. Mrs M M Lynch hosts Garden Club. Al Capone sentencing for prohibition violations delayed a month. Gilpin golf trophies to be contested soon.
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Hoye Riley
Lions Club
Pollie Johnson
George H. Paed
Oakland
Inwood
M. M. Lynch
al Capone
Fines to be Paid to State Declared by C. Lee Moore
C Lee Moore states that fines retained by cities must be paid to the state. Raymond Walsh, wounded while escaping a convict camp, is returned to the penitentiary. Suzanne Lenglen retires from Wimbledon play due to illness. Esther Thomas passes the state nursing exam and becomes a registered nurse. Levin Powell, related to Winchester families, is killed while working with surveyors in the Norfolk and Western yards at Roanoke.
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C. Lee Moore
Raymond Walsh
Suzanne Lenglen
Wimbledon
Esther Thomas
Levin Powell
Winchester
Roanoke
Palace sale rumor stirs London royal real estate
Realty experts assess Buckingham Palace value amid rumors of sale. observer notes St James Palace could become the royal seat of the Court of St James in London.
Two Decades of Local News Highlights and Marriages
Twenty five years ago Chester Funkhouser of Mount Jackson loses sight in both eyes after a horse kick. Miller Harrisburg hotel owner shot by former employee may recover. Col Robert F Ames and Madeline Janney marry in Sacramento. Cumberland Valley and B and O railroads seek track connection near Robinson cold storage. Lelia Orndorff of Hayfield weds Edward Peer of Summit Point. Historic note: Erie Railroad first passenger train June 30, 1841.
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Chester Funkhouser
Mount Jackson
Miller
Harrisburg
Robert F. Ames
New York
Madeline Janney
Sacramento
Calif
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Robinson
Lelia Catherine Orndorff
Hayfield
Edward E. Peer
Summit Point
W. Va
Quiz Answers From the Liberty Bell and Historical Myths
A collage of Q and A on holidays in Ohio, Freemasonry under Hitler, early US presidents, Liberty Bell exhibitions, Texas flags, and biographies. It lists dates, places, and figures including the Washington Symphony Orchestra founder Reginald De Koven and John D. Rockefeller health routines.
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United States
George Washington
Department of State
United
America
Continental
Third party hope fades in Roosevelt era
A veteran observer argues Huey Long’s potential third party would have drawn more from Roosevelt than Landon and could have altered the 1936 election balance. He faults Townsend Coughlin and Smith for not uniting like Long, and notes Democratic strength rests on Roosevelt while party cohesion remains fragile. The piece notes Pennsylvania and Philadelphia shifting toward contested ground.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Philadelphia
Huey P. Long
Roosevelt
Landon
Kingfish
Louisiana
Franiers. E. Townsend
Charles E. Coughlin
Gerald K. Smith
Huey
Senator Long
Mississippi
Gia
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Maine
Michigan
Dr. Townsend
Father Coughlin
Mr. Smith
Coughlin- Lemke
New Party
Alfred M. Landon
Love and Jealousy at The Willows in Julian Sloane Tale
Joan Spencer a small town school teacher works as secretary to writer Julian Sloane at his summer home The Willows. Sheila True a jealous actress challenges Joan while Julian pursues work and romance. Joan hides her feelings and plans a New York trip with Alex Garrity to escape the tension as the chapter nears completion.
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Joan Spencer
Julian Sloane
Joan
Sloane
Alex Garrity
Julian i
Sheila True
Julian’s
Sheila
Julian
New York
the Willows
Alex
Dorothy
Louise
Maytown
Black River
Win
Long Island
Connecticut
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