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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1921
Page
4
An old price table lists subscription rates for multiple publications. It shows advance payments for three months and one month at varying amounts, including entries such as 4.50 and 2.25, likely denoting dollar figures, with the period labeled year in advance and pane He in advance. The fragmentary text implies a carrier or delivery option and different billing increments.
The notice states AP holds exclusive rights to republish dispatches credited to AP and to local news published in the paper. It warns against unauthorized use or republication outside the stated credits.
The item directs that all communications be sent to The Star Publishing Company and addressed to individuals connected with it. It reflects a formal notice style typical of historical newspaper notices requiring correspondence routing.
An essay contrasts two mind groups in American life, one pursuing pure science and the other the visible realities of order. It discusses Dr. Alexis Carrel and the role of philosophy societies in shaping insight, truth, and public understanding amid politics and war.
A jagged dialogue heavy critique of detective fiction and police methods. The piece mocks conventional detectives like Sherlock Holmes and Watson while praising the real world cops and writers who expose agency flaws. It notes the gap between fiction triumphs and journalists reporting truth.
Reputedly six miles of road cost $460000 amid rising bond debt in Conway and Faulkner counties. Farmers face heavy levies, mortgages, and possible loss of land as officials admit total road indebtedness exceeds $1.9 million in Morrillton area.
A quip by Walt Mason praising patient effort over flashy deduction as a remedy against base marauding. The verse extols stern, honest work and steady rains to hold sinful behavior in check.
Mrs Williman of Hamilton Ohio testifies weighing 135 pounds after three years of ill health. She reports back pain headaches and fatigue improved after using Lydia Pinkham products and now weighs 188 pounds with better health. She offers her name for use in appeal.
The County Rural Commencement took place in Front Royal with the room packed. Col. Mil lar delivered the certificates and Philip Williams spoke to an attentive crowd. An all day program featured a pageant, songs, drills, and a film, with a county band concert on the Court House lawn.
Perspentin gargle advertised as a splendid remedy for throat and tonsil issues. Product pitched as a preventive measure, with jars for sale at all drug stores.
LuV Berryville No 18 9 07 am to Bristol and intermediate stations Pullman parlor car to Bristol No 1 2 36 am to Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Pocahontas Welch Norton and intermediate stations Pullman Sleepers to Williamson and Winston Salem Cafe car Shenandoah and Roanoke connect at Roanoke with Memphis special to South No 27 5 58 pm to Shenandoah and intermediate stations Northbound
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