Evening Star at Winchester Publishes Daily Except Sundays
The Evening Star enters at the Winchester post office as second class matter and is published daily except Sundays. The Evening Star Publishing Co. of Winchester Virginia consolidates with Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror.
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Winchester
The
Evening Star Publishing Co
Virginia
Morning
News- Item
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
In Advance Subscriptions and Rates Listed
The notice shows pricing for various advance subscription periods including one year six months and three months with per month and weekly rates. It also includes a disclaimer about Associated Press news use rights and republication limits for the paper.
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Wekely
Imber
Associated Press
Lord and Prayer Reflections from Lamentations Theme
A religious text excerpt cites Lamentations 3 2 25 about hope in the Lord and the goodness toward those who wait and seek him. It includes a prayer line about oil anointing and a cup running over.
Farm Relief and Roads Key to Farmer Prosperity
The piece argues farmers seek immediate practical relief, with good roads as the most effective measure. It notes transportation drives farm prosperity, as most cars are owned by farmers, and compares current road conditions to needs. It concludes relief may ease jam but won’t remove old mud holes.
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United States
Peaceable Students in America and Abroad
A Richmond News Leader column notes American students are unusually peaceful and disciplined compared with youth in other nations. It contrasts U S students with student movements in Turkey Italy and Russia, and comments on humor and political engagement among American youths.
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Richmond
Young Turks
Mussolini
Henri Murger
Montmarte
America
Calvin Coolidge
Kelloge
Canton
Neg
Vienna
No Student Riots in America The Young Nation Stands
The most credible theory argues that America has no student riots because the country remains young and full of promise even to its younger generations.
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America
Stolen Horses Spark Midwestern Town Alert
Two valuable black horses were stolen from a middle western farm setting off a regional stir. Police in a nearby city were ordered to watch for the team. The owner later recovered the horses on a rocky ledge eighteen miles from the farm. The thief abandoned the loot when pursued.
Virginia and Tennessee budget contrasts noted in era debate
The article contrasts Virginia and Tennessee fiscal paths under their administrations. It cites Virginia closing its appropriation year with a substantial education and Shenandoah Park funding increase, a $2.1 million treasury balance, and criticizes Tennessee for poor spending and calls for Richmond style budget discipline.
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Horton
Commonwealth
Virginia
Richmond
Shenandoah National Park
Wall Street Warning from Paul Warburg on Speculation
Paul Warburg, NY banker, warns against stock exchange orgies and margins fueling speculation. He says public craving for ownership is overshadowed by risks to national credit and the danger of an eventual collapse if unrestrained speculation continues.
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Paul Warburg
New York
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Mr. Warburg
Speculators Face National Mood Shift Paragraph
Fragment notes how speculation impacts not only traders but also a general low mood across the country. The tone suggests broad economic concern and public unease influencing broader sentiment.
New French Process Gives MELLO GLO Powder Longevity
A new French process makes MELLO GLO Face Powder unusually smooth and long lasting. The powder is tested for purity and color, never appearing pasty or flaky, and it won’t irritate or clog pores. Youthful bloom and lasting wear are promised. sold by Baker's Drug Store.
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Baker’s Drug Store
Adv
Woman's Club hears Miss Mary Gold on Women In Politics
At a Clarke County club meeting Miss Mary Gold spoke on Women In Politics Their Qualifications for Politics. She stressed the influence of women at the polls and the duty to stay informed on public matters. Attendees were impressed by her message. The article mentions additional attendees and follows with a list of girls who came.
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Woman’s Club
Clarke County
Mary Gold
Broadway Romance of Al Stone and Grace Forrer
Al Stone a singing waiter marries Molly Winton then loses his son Junior after Molly elopes with John Perry. Gracie Grace Forrer helps him recover as he falls into a breakdown and later returns to form. The couple wed at the Little Church Around the Corner as Marcus Blackie Joe and Billy Cline witness the ceremony.
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al Stone
Blackie Joe
New York
Molly Winton
Grace Forrer
Molly
John Perry
Junior
France
Grace Forrel
Grace
Gracie
Darling
Middle West
Broadway
Marcus
Billy Cline
Aps
Local residents plan spring holidays with families
State Teachers' College Harrisonburg students will spend spring break with parents and relatives including Callie Elsen Hilda Levi Dorothy Levi Pauline Bell Marian Pine Louise Ramsburg and Elizabeth Ramsburg. Various locals visit Norfolk Washington and Baltimore as well as West Point and Winchester with small-town happenings listed. Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie Sowers were held at the Methodist Church with burial in Green Hill Cemetery.
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State Teachers’ College
Harrisonburg
Callie Elsen
Hilda Levi
Dorothy Levi
Pauline Bell
Marian Pine
Louise
Elizabeth Ramsburg
Page Lee
Norfolk
Nannie Copeland
Elater
C. H. Iden
John Henry
Falls Church
Herbert Whiting
A. Moore, Jr
Washington
Margaretta Whiting
Joyce Townsend
St. Hilda’s Hall
Baltimore Sym
William Dix
University of West Virginia
Bessie Luke
J. Few Brown
Winchester
Jack Smith, Jr
University of Virginia
Jennie Sowers
W. H. Sowers
Methodist Church
R. L. Hutsler
Green Hill Cemetery
Invitation Extended to See the New President
Many people disagree with the new President yet would welcome an invitation to visit and meet him. The statement suggests broad interest in observing the administration firsthand.
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Evening Star
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h—Panhe
Charlottesville Progress
Tennessee
Chattanooga Times
Wall Street Warning
Hodgson & Brown
Brooks
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Foxall Store
Berryville
Warner
al Jolson
Warner Bros
Tran
Big Boy
Phony
Baltimore
John B. Neill
Bayard Stevens
Short Hills
N. J
Charles McIntosh
McIntosh
A. Moore
Sylvia Lewis
David Allen
Robert Thomas
Thomas
William Hardesty
West Point
Tidewater Publishing Company
Tidewater Review
Whitman
Mary. Lincoln
BAKER
Northern VA. Power CO
Winchester, Berryville
Strasburg
Snapp Foundry Inc
N. Market St
Buttermills
Winchester Seed
Alexadder
South Main ST
General Insurance
N. Main St
Whitman, Nunnally and
Russell McPhail
Irwin Drug Company
North Braddock Street
Atwater Kent
Radiolas
Rolsters
North
Loudoun St
Winchester’s Finest Men’s Store
Lou Bernstein Co
Loudoun Street
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