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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1925
Page
4
The Evening Star notes Gerry Flood Byrd as publisher and lists postal handling at Win Virginia as second class matter. It mentions association with Morning News The Weekly News The Weekly Mirror and outlines publication days and organizational ties.
Rates listed for one year six months and three months in advance. The text shows prices per year six months and three months and includes a repeating phrase months in advance. The fragment indicates a subscription option likely for a newspaper or periodical with pricing terms. Names of terms are present but no clear figures or dates are readable.
A note states the Associated Press dispatches are credited to it or locally credited to the paper for republication. Published Saturday May 23 1925.
Richmond editorial discusses the 1920s Virginia campaign era focusing on factionalism and the idea of education over machine politics. It notes leaders like Carter Glass and Byrd, the role of Mapp, and warns against anti machine clashes while urging broad tax reform and a cautious approach to tax equalization.
A political item notes Byrd's tax revision plan discussed in Virginia with emphasis on Democrat perspectives and broader public reaction. It highlights rate concerns and potential impact on citizens while signaling party alignment and regional stance.
The Lynchburg News discusses Virginia’s pressing questions beyond the saloon clash. Taxation, fee abuse, education, and economic and social progress emerge as central issues, with Anti-Saloon League promises reframed as not a campaign catalyst.
A poem by Walt Magon counsels youths to avoid tobacco, noting nicotine harms and urging restraint. The speaker, a smoker advocating moderation, argues adults can warn youngsters but admits mixed reactions from peers and the public. Copyright.
The provided text is garbled and unreadable with no clear people, places, or events to summarize. It cannot be reliably converted into a coherent newspaper card with a factual title and concise summary.
About 126 delegates are expected as the Virginia State Conference of Social Work convenes in Norton for three days. Dr Reinhold Rogers will welcome attendees. Dr J P McConnell and Dr W R Colberson address topics on welfare, mental hygiene, and public health.
Notice to builders and plumbers states the company will not connect with gas service pipes installed by others. No service smaller than 1 1/4 inch will be laid. Pipes will be laid by the company at 50c per linear foot from curb to house, including excavation, refilling, and resurfacing. Lawns restored. company not responsible for pipes not installed by them.
Local representatives Miss Martha Stowers executive secretary of the local Red Cross chapter and Mrs F R Casselman active in social service travel to Norton for the regional conference. They are expected to participate in discussions slated to be features of the meeting.
Frank Gregson manager of the George Washington Hotel will lead the Golden Rule Bible Class tomorrow morning. His public speaking ability is well known and a large attendance is expected. In addition to Bible study there will be good singing. All men are invited to attend.
Residents are urged to bundle and donate old clothes on Tuesday as part of a community drive supporting the Red Cross and Near East relief efforts. The simple act aims to bolster aid supplies and help those in need.
The fragment mentions a large book and music life on display, with references to New York exposition plans and a Valley Forge chapel. It notes a 6 feet 16 long object and a second cater Upsala in Sweden, signaling a catalog of exhibits and international links.
An ad urging readers to use Triumph Pills from the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin. It advises against experiments with other products and promises free information on Relief and its particulars. The notice targets readers seeking safe and dependable relief options.
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