The Evening Star Publication Details and Rates
The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia lists post office entry as second class matter and consolidations with several local papers. Subscription rates show different terms for one year two years and shorter periods with prices ranging from 0 to 4 50 dollars per year depending on advance payment and duration. The paper notes Associated Press rights and exclusive use of its dispatches and local news.
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Associated Press
Religious Meditation on Predestination and Self-Denial
A devotional excerpt cites Romans 8 29 about foreknowledge and predestination to Christ likeness. The text prays for daily death to self to live in Christ, expressing personal surrender and faith.
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Christ
Sleep habits of distinguished Americans differ from Edison myth
Richmond Times Dispatch discusses sleep, citing Dr. Donald McLaird of Stanford University Psychological Laboratory. The piece notes many prominent Americans average seven to eight hours, with a critical thirty five age when longer rest becomes essential. It highlights methods to induce sleep including counting sheep and rituals, plus small shares rely on drugs or alcohol.
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Senong
Mr. Edison
Edison
Donald A.cLaird
Paiate University Psychological Laboratory
Morpheus
Laird
Removing a Curse From Treasures and Tombs
The New York Times reports on superstitions about ladders and tombs. A Museum of Pennsylvania bulletin notes 2800 B C tomb excavation where a foul air passage caused headaches and candle extinction.
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New York Times
Museum of the Pairay of
Pennsylvania
Alan-Rewe
Tomb Curse Myths Across Robbers’ Fates
The article contrasts deaths from monoxide poisoning with legends of a curse on tomb robbers. It notes how, in ancient times, guilt and imagination led to supernatural explanations for the misfortune of tomb robbers, while modern deaths spark different interpretations.
Family Clothing Costs Clash With Stereotypes
May Louise Cowles of the University of Chicago reports that in surveys across about 100 cities, husbands spend 10 percent more on wearing apparel than wives among families earning 813 to 2790 dollars yearly. Higher incomes shift more family spending to clothes, and addressing peace in homes may require wider study.
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May Louise Cowles
Department of Home Economics
University of Chicago
United States
Handley High 1929 valedictorian chosen
Miss Rosalie Nelson was selected valedictorian of Handley High School class of 1929. The piece notes a 1929 apple fete invitation from Congressman Harrison as he nears end of term.
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Rosalie Nelson
Handley High School
New York Stock Exchange
Alabama
Handley Judge
W. Harrison
Five Years Ago Warren Nixed for Attorney General Post
Five years back the Senate rejected Charles B. Warren for attorney general. O L Jamison resigned as manager of Metropolitan Life Insurance in the city to devote time to orchards. A large fireworks exhibit was planned for the 1925 Apple Blossom Festival. Fruit buds showed more progress than last year but lagged behind other states. Governor Trinkle opposed merging Virginia railway with Norfolk and Western or Chesapeake and Ohio.
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Senate
Charles B. Warren
United States
O. L. Jamison
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Trinkle
Virginia Railway
Norfolk and Western
Chesapeake and Ohio
Dream Girls at Empire Theatre for Peer Charities
March 15 1915 Jack Corbett presents Dream Girls at the Empire Theatre to benefit the Peer Charities of Winches ow. England has lost 166 ships since the war began. Thomas Cover Sr hosted a dinner for friends at Angerona. New tax assessments are in progress with revenue commissioner J E Correll and district commissioners Brannon and Roe updating the books.
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Jack Corbett
Empire Theatre
Peer Charities
Winchesow
England
Thomas Cover, Sr
Angerona
J. E. Correll
C. C. Brannon
Isaiah Roe
Bloomery Notes Show Local Visitations and Social News
Bloomery community notes list visitors and gatherings among residents. Several families from North River Mills Ridge and Oakland attend events while illness and family visits mark the weekend. Local residents include George Johnson family Genevieve Janie Jeanis Glen wood Lyle Harmison Omps Martha Pugh Glenda Sawyer Kite Michael Kerns Holiday Whitacre Hovermale and others. A land sale in Kearneysville draws attendance as residents plan trips.
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Meget
W. Va
Ion
Sargeant
George Johnson
Genevieve
Janie
Jeanis
Glenwood and Lyle
L. Harmison
North River Mills
R. E. Omps
Martha Pugh
Glenda Sawyer
Messrs
Charles, Harry and
Paul Kite
Clarence Michael
Lee Place
Lemuel Holiday
Lanzie Whitacre
Davey Kerns
Harley Clark
Beulah Havermale
Ada Hawkins
Mary Sargeant
Bloomery
James Lawyer
Oakland
Elmer Havermale
Ridge
Rudy
Eldridge DeHaven
Katie Omps
Audrey DeHaven
J D. Leath
J. D. Hite
Frank Leith
Church Notices at Capon Bridge and Ebenezer
Local church listings announce Capon Bridge Bible School 10 am worship and sermon 11 am Christian Endeavor 6 30 pm Welray preaching 3 pm Ebenezer Bible School 10 am preaching 7 30 pm Communion precedes each service All are welcome.
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Capon Bridge—Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Welray
Ebenezer—Bible School
Frederick Circuit Church Sunday Schedule Circulated
Rev. P. R. Diehl pastor leads services at Round Hill Carper's Valley and Macedonia locations with Sunday school at 10 a.m. Epworth League evenings at 7 p.m. Sermons at 11 a.m. 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. All invited to attend.
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Round Hill
Epworth
Carper’s Valley
Macedonia
South End Hose Company to Hold Annual Sermon
Members are summoned to meet at the hall Sunday night March 16 at 7 o'clock for the annual sermon to be preached at First Baptist Church. Secretary notices the event and time.
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South End Hose Company
First Baptist Church
Public notices of stock and household sales in Clarke County
March 24 to April 22 notices list auctions by Baker near Welltown Schoolhouse West near Rippon and Berryville. Items include household goods stock implements Guernsey cattle hogs dairy cows and heifers and registered cattle. One entry notes 150 dead cattle and hogs at 3 miles east Berryville with dates through April 22.
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Frank V. Tilford
Seene
M. M. Lynch
Stonewall District
North Side
Winchester-Berryville Turnpike
Winchester
Henry P. Busey
G. A. Baker
Admx
Welltown
Orvill Kackley
Burnt Factory
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Evening Star
Winchester, Va
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Evening Star Shing Co
Virginia
Vance
R Vnier
Amethee
Richmond Times-Dispatch
George Pond
Herbert G. Partridge
New Haven, Conn
Buenos Aires
Bloomery News
Church OF Christ
Rural Charge
S. J. Goode
Frederick Circuit
P. R. Diehl
Surveyor's Outfit
Va. Ave
W. Piccadilly St
Loudoun
Shade
Fairfax Hotel
Wall, Strider & Wall, Inc
Charles Town
Rhode Island
B. L. Snapp
Kernstown
Winoa Window Cleaners
Highland Ave
G. Clarence Miller
C. C. Glaize
Parcel Post
by _ express
Bermuda
Lindsey Plant, Co
Lenox
Alld
Market St
Amherst St
Majestic
Clifford St
Hoboken
N. J
New Corner House
Newlin and Co
W. Water
WA Nursing
B. A. Rowland
Stephens City
Gray Ave
Winchester Credit Corp
H G. Martin
Boyce
S. Stewart St
Guernsey
Thomas Shumate
White Post
Helen Kesecker
Cork St
Chapel Road
Middleotwn
Jennings Hottel
Middletown
Miller & Anderson
Court House
H. M Sartelle
Ees
H. S. Benner
Stephenson, Va
Valley Pike
Virginia Avenue
Kern Street
E. A. McGlathery
Leicester St
P. E. Campbell
National Fruit Products Co
George Washington Hotel
H. M. Sartelle
Lloyd Reed
S Main St
T. J. Dale
S. Kent St
S. Catlett
N. Main
Big Ohio Corporation
Fyt- Fyter Co
Fyt-Fyter Bldg
Dayton, O
Marvelo
Wabansia
Chicago
Critchlow
Wheaton, Il
Watkins
J. R. Watkins Co
Johnson Ave
Newark
J. M. Adams
Greenspring, Va
Stock, Implements
J. M
Robert Lewis
Carter Farm
Berryville
Golden Opportunity
O.K
L. J
W. F. Shryock
N.Y
S. Loudoun St
Baker’s
Wonder’s Apparel Shop
North Loudoun ST
Frigidaire
Northern VA. Power Company
Irwin Drug Co., Inc
North Braddock St
Brooks
Lord Baltimore Stationery
Rexall
Sweden
Reval
Estonia
Vim Nea
Elma Oihian
Consignee
Winchester Printers
Old San Miguel —Mission
Paso Robles
Cal
Qnd
Fort Jesup
Louisiana
Belgium
London
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