Evening Winchester Press Rates and Ads Policy
Information on subscription prices for mail and carrier delivery, advertising rates including 2 cents per word with a 25 cent minimum, memorials and cards of thanks pricing, display ad requirements by 10 A M, and national ad reps in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Des Moines and Atlanta.
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Devine - Tenney Corp
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
Atlanta
AP News Rights Clause Echoed in Paper Reprint Policy
The text emphasizes that The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to the use and republication of AP dispatched news and all local news published in the paper. It outlines protection for AP articles whether credited or not and underscores exclusive entitlement.
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Associated Press
LIFE AND GOOD DAYS VERSE QUOTE 1 PETER SCRIPTURE
A quotation from 1 Peter 3 10 urges lovers of life to seek good days by refraining from evil speech and avoiding guile. The piece echoes moral guidance framed as biblical admonition.
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Peter
Inherited Ideas and National Heritage Reflections
Cumberland Times discusses the nation inheriting wealth of possessions and ideas from ancestors. It contrasts valuable traits like education and merit with flawed beliefs that public positions are bought. The piece urges discerning inherited ideas and embracing peaceful, merit based development.
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Cumberland Times
Grace Morrison Poole
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Europe
Housewives Use Science to Slash Food Costs
An observer notes housewives study food values and costs, focus on root vegetables and cheaper meat, and use thriftier cooking methods. They emphasize waste reduction and smarter shopping, aiming to match or beat French cooking efficiency.
Questions and Answers From the School Days Column
A series of trivia answers on authorship of Shakespeare works crediting Francis Bacon, the first theater built in the United States erected in 1716 at Williamsburg Virginia, and details about the Captain Dam near San Diego California described as the largest earth and rock dam.
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Francis Bacon
United States
Williamsburg
Virginia
San Diego
California
The
English sportsman seeks 300 mile per hour ambition
He roars through a breach in smoke and sand at near five miles a minute. He hits an invisible obstacle, is thrown like a ship in a tidal wave, tires shredded, yet he keeps a steady hand to prove iron nerves. He aims for 300 miles an hour and pursues this strange goal with total devotion.
Speed King Sir Malcolm Campbell Defies Death At Florida Beach
The World hails Sir Malcolm Campbell as Death seems to take a holiday as he drives his Bluebird on Florida sands. He and the famed car prove unbeatable as rumors swirl about the peril they face. Sportsmen everywhere laud the daring feat and await the next challenge.
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Sir Malcolm Campbell
Florida Sands
Malcolm
Apple Blossom Festival heads announced one year ago
One year ago heads of chief Apple Blossom Festival departments were announced. The list includes committees and departmental assignments for the festival, reflecting preparation stages and local governance.
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Hugh Clark
Charles A. Lindbergh
Orville Wright
Clarence Chamberlain
Army
Tomozuru
Japan
George Bancroft
Palace Theatre
Winchester Gas Company Plans Stock Sale After Decade
Ten years after its founding. Winchester Gas Company announces it will sell all outstanding stock at a public offering. The move aims to raise capital and reallocate ownership among remaining shareholders. The timing and pricing details were not disclosed in the notice.
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Winchester Gas Company
Pat
Apple Blossom Festival Dominates Local Notices
Announcement from Central States Utility Company Detroit today. Charles G. Warren named again by Kent Coolidge for attorney-general. Apple Blossom Festival executive committee rejects proposal to allocate 32 335 for publicity. Handley Schools teachers join National Education Association. Congressman T W Harrison distributes 100 000 copies of speech inviting officials to festival.
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Central States Utility Company
Detroit
Charles G. Warren
Kent Coolidge
Handley Schools
National Education Association
T. W. Harrison
House of Representatives
Congress
Farmers Rally in Cumberland Valley Over Rising Land Values
Farmers of Cumberland Valley meet at Chambersburg to discuss land values climbing from 65 dollars to 110 dollars per acre. Stewart Bell of Winchester wins election as president of Frederick County Fruit Growers' Association. A threatened B&O railroad strike is averted after wage increases for workers. President Taft weighs intervention in a Philadelphia strike affecting about 20,000 employees.
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Cumberland Valley
Chambersburg
Stewart Bell
Winchester
Frederick County
Soft Ball Meeting On Schedule For League Season
A meeting of the soft ball league is set for tonight at 7 30 in the Men's Athletic Club rooms. This preliminary gathering will determine which teams play this year and a schedule will be worked out so the season can start early.
Dizzy Dean To Face The Babe In Spring Clash
Bradenton Florida March 14 Dizzy Dean will face Babe Ruth from the mound for the first time this year as the World Champion Cardinals meet the Boston Braves at St. Petersburg next Wednesday Manager Frank Frisch says he plans to start his ace to give Grapefruit League fans the anticipated spectacle.
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Bradenton
Fla
Dizzy Dean
Babe Ruth
Cardinals
Boston Braves
St. Petersburg
Frank Frisch
Good Fishing For President Is Assured
President Roosevelt plans a late March yacht cruise aboard the Nourmahal owned by Vincent Astor. From Miami the party will sail to Bahaman reefs to fish barracuda and other species including Nassau grouper, snapper, wahoo, bonefish, dolphin, and sailfish.
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Miami
Fla
Roosevelt
Vincent Astor
Miami Harbor
Bahaman Reefs
Nassau Grouper
Schedule For Stephens City Lenten Services
The Stephens City Lutheran pastorate led by Rev. Snyder Alleman announces Lent programs at Trinity Church. Wednesday nights center on Lutheran Symbolism with topics each week. Sunday services cover Lutheran Doctrine with themes March 10 Original Sin March 17 Free Will March 24 Infant Baptism March 31 Predestination. Catechetical classes run separately for each church focusing on The Lord's Supper. Passion Week plans to be announced. Everyone is welcome.
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Stephens City
Snyder Alleman
Trinity Church
Trinity
St. Paul’s
Ball Players To Meet Tonight At Winchester Hotel
All members of the Winchester Park baseball team from last season and any interested players are invited to a special meeting tonight at 8 15 at the Winchester Hotel. The gathering is called by committee members Paul Carper Gene Lunsford and Ellsworth Keller.
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Winchester Park
Hotel
Winchester
Paul Carper
Gene Lunsford
Ellsworth Keler
Sunday School Committee Meeting Planned in Winchester
The Executive Committee of the Frederick County Council of Religious Education announces a meeting to be held Saturday afternoon March 30 in Winchester. Secretary Lewis Pidgeon will announce the exact meeting place later. All county ministers are urged to attend as a full year's program of work will be discussed.
Leadership Training Progress At Congregational Church
The International Council of Religious Education course No 119 titled How The New Testament Grew progresses at the Congregational Christian Church. Sunday School teachers and Bible students may attend, with six sessions left this term and classes meet Wednesdays at 7:30 pm.
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International Council of Religious Education
Congregational Christian Church
International Council
Congregation Christian Church
Machinery shop ad touts capabilities and estimates
An ornate promotional note speaks of a machine shop's broad capabilities for any size job. It invites a visit to its modern plant and asks for a preliminary review of capabilities and estimates.
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Bren
Rainfall Totals and Averages from Winchester Lab
Present and past rainfall data show none in the last 24 hours ending 8 a.m. March to date 1.74 inches year to date 7.24 inches. The 22 year average is 34.61 inches. Monthly averages range from January 2.35 to May 3.88 inches with other months listed.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Glass harmonica’s rise and decline tied to Franklin era
The glass harmonica, a long obsolete instrument shaped by Benjamin Franklin, flourished in the late eighteenth century before fading from practice and remaining mainly in museums.
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Benjamin Franklin
Men's Athletic Club Ping Pong Tourney Monday Night
All players in the ping pong tournament must report Monday evening at the club rooms on West Boscawen street to complete their matches. Players who fail to appear will forfeit their rounds.
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West Boscawen Street
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