May 25 1928 Winchester Evening Star edition highlights
The Winchester Evening Star issue notes publication details and pricing. It lists subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery, effective in 1928, and confirms Associated Press rights for local and credited dispatches.
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Bible Thoughts and Prayer for Daily Lessons
A devotional note encourages parents to have children memorize daily Bible selections as a priceless heritage. It includes a Prov 11:24 verse about generosity and a prayer to scatter seeds of kindness along the way.
Virginia teachers urged to name governor claims
Virginia educator leader Kelly accuses Governor Byrd of misinterpreting his remarks to teachers. Kelly asserts organized teachers could name the governor and lawmakers, while Byrd says teachers oppose political organization. The dispute follows Kelly's Newport News speech and Byrd's Lovington remarks.
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Virginia
Kelly, Jr
Bristol
Virginia Educational Association
Byrd
Kelly
Newport News
Keldy
New York
California
Lovingston
Talking movie battles over Show Boat rights
Washington Post reports a legal clash as Universal plans a talking film of Show Boat based on Edna Ferber novel. Florenz Ziegfeld claims dialog rights, while Universal asserts no use of his material and intends production. Legal action seems likely as talkies threaten stage and authors' control.
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Universal Pictures Corporation
Edna Ferber
Ziegfeld's Show Boat Suit Persists Over Picturization
Courts may decide if Ziegfeld who bought the drama rights to Show Boat can stop producing a film with synchronized music and dialogue. The dispute centers on whether the adaptation infringes stage rights and how the film version should be handled.
Historic Hair of Washington Sent to New York Museum
In 1781 George Washington gifted a strand of hair to Hamilton Fish. Now held by the Museum of the City of New York, the lock is described as sandy with strands of gray. Washington in his prime reportedly had red hair, according to the exhibit note.
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George Washington
Hamilton Fish
Stuyvesant Fish
Museum
City of New York
Signs of wedlock witness sparks irony in divorce suit
A New York divorce trial features a witness who believed a vaudeville couple were married because they constantly quarreled and argued. She notes that marital discord became the basis for recognizing marriage, implying a grim view of so called bliss.
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New York
Eva Massey Returns to Mexico for School Finals
White Post Virginia May 25 Eva Massey principal of a local school has gone to Mexico with Miss Marguerite Elliott to attend the finals. They plan to return home in July and Massey will take Elliott to places of interest during the trip.
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Eva Massey
Mexico
Marguerite Elliott
Miss Massey
Will
Misa Massey
Miss Elliott
Arthur Bowie Chrisman
New York
L. B. Chrisman
R. S. Bryarly
C. O. Dearmont
Charlottesville
Emma Strickler
Carson Keyser
Minnie Chrisman
Mort
Kernstown
Ernest Stuarts
Harry Ebert
Winchester
Mesers
Milton
Eugene Stuart
Chevrolet
Love Chrisman
Staunton
Chrisman
Wise Sowers
Lillie Massey
Washington, D. C
New York City
Charles le
Lola Jenkins
Eunice Carper
Revil le Few
le Few
Henry Osler and Son
Berryville
J. T. Gore
George R. Green
Luray
Market Report Shows Varied Prices Across Local and Baltimore Wholesale
The Star presents daily corrected wholesale price quotes from local buyers and Baltimore totals. Prices cover flour, corn, bran, mixed feed, middlings, hay, scratch, poultry, butter, oats, calves, chickens, pigs, screenings, and cattle with ranges from 8 to 55 dollars per unit and notable highs for butter and eggs.
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Kalbaugh Newell Guests Of Funkhouser Family
Capon Bridge residents report Detroit visitors Mr. and Mrs. Z R Kalbaugh and Mr. Paul E Newell staying with their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. J T Funkhouser on Friday May 25.
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Capon Bridge
W. Va
Z. R. Kalbaugh
Paul E. Newell
Detroit
Mich
J. T. Funkhouser
Detroit to Wyoming Tourists Plan Yellowstone Visit
They travel by motor from Detroit to Wyoming visiting places of interest including Yellowstone National Park and plan to camp in the Black Hills. They expect to spend time with Mrs A H Clark on a ranch in Wyoming and may visit California before returning west. Several local residents hosted visitors this weekend and others attended school events and shopping.
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Detroit
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
Black Hills
A. H. Clark
California
J. T. Funkhouser
Raymond Simpson
College Park
Ray
Milton Horne
Maynard
Winchester
Candy Shanholtz
Harry McKee
Ernest Eaton
Frank Shuler
Clergy Sermon Draws Large Sunday Congregation at Relief
Relief Va May 24 Mr Freddie Crim and Mr Floyd Snapp visited the home of Mr Shelton Bly Sunday evening Rev P R Diehl preached a very interesting sermon to a large congregation A children service will be held at the church next Sunday afternoon with young helpers assisting in activities for families in the community
Dr. R. V. Pierce Proves a Benefactor to Mankind
A physician leaves a lasting record through medical study and herbal knowledge. His Wonderful Herbal Remedy, Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription, is promoted as a tonic for women bearing pain and nervous symptoms. Available in tablets or syrup at local stores.
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R. V. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Community notes from Winchester area church and visitors
Local church notices from the Methodist Episcopal Church announce a Sunday service at 7 30 PM and report on attendees including Carl Martin post appendicitis surgery at Memorial Hospital. Social visits list Mr Strother Lineberg Mr John Crim Mr Ashby Graves and families with a May 27 Epworth League meeting planned at Relief.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Carl Martin
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Strother Lineberg
John Crim
Ashby Graves
Percy Bumgardner
Little Son
Mildred Graves
H. C. White
Luther Snapp
Edna Snapp
Luther Pifer
Epworth League
Relief
Messrs
Richard and
Floyd Ginn
Freddie Crim
Purification Promises Health Through Calotabs Regimen
Doctors hail Purification as foundation of health and urge a thorough cleansing with Calotabs taken once or twice weekly for several weeks. A family package with directions costs 85 cents at drug stores.
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