Evening Star of Winchester Consolidates Local News Papers
The Evening Star is issued as a second class matter at the Winchester Virginia post office. It notes consolidation with the Morning News Item and several weekly papers including the Weekly News the Weekly Times and the Weekly Mirror.
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Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Classified Rates and AP Rights Notice
The snippet lists subscription prices for various advance periods and mentions Associated Press rights. It notes future one year six months and three months rates with some garbled figures. The passage also states AP dispatches are exclusively titled for republication by this paper.
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Prayer and Bible Verse Passage Reflected in Devotional Note
A devotional fragment cites Malachi 3 11 12 praising God s protection and blessing while a prayer asks mercy power and love to live life to God. The tone is solemn and religious with scripture and supplication.
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God of Mercy
Winchester Complimented by Staunton Cadets at Rouss Park
The Staunton Military Academy cadets encamped at Rouss Park again honor Winchester this year after past bad weather. Residents praise Colonel Russell staff and cadets for their military training and character. The community hopes for good weather and continued smiles during their stay.
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Staunton Military Academy
Rouss Park
Winchester
Russell
Record Flight Pushes Aircraft Endurance Boundaries
The Question Mark neared 150 hours in sustained flight, a record that challenged flyers. A secondhand Fort Worth monoplane piloted by Reginald Robbins and James Kelly stayed aloft over 172 hours before a page propeller forced a landing, prompting speculation about triple-motored designs and future endurance limits.
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History Makers for Good Will at Windsor Farm Garden Week
The Richmond Times Dispatch praises Historic Garden Week and the Windsor Farm Weddell home paintings, noting their national impact. The events drew Americans from across the country, elevating Virginia’s historic gardens and art, and highlighting the state’s traditions and beauty.
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Windsor Farme
Virginia gardens and paintings draw foreign visitors home
Foreign diplomats and visitors touring Windsor Farms in Virginia gained intimate exposure to American spirit through the Weddell collection and garden pilgrimages. The piece argues these cultural exchanges strengthen goodwill and highlight Virginia as the cradle of the republic.
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What Sleep Is Good For
A New York Times note recalls college boys who suffered sleepless nights in the name of science to advance understanding. The fragment hints at early sleep research and student involvement in experiments.
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New York Times
The False Glory of War
The essay in Martinsburg, West Virginia, argues that war's supposed glory has long attracted nations. It urges stripping uniforms and the romance from war to reveal its horror and push toward abolition.
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the World
Farm Situation Becomes Uneasy
In New York on May 26 the May report of the conference of statisticians in industry and the national conference board rev enus notes that the agricultural situation grows uneasy while trade and industry show mild seasonal slackening.
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Conference of Statisticians In Industry
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Revenus
Economic Trends and Agricultural Outlook Highlight Caution
The report notes business activity remains near first quarter records and will stay at that level for weeks. It warns the agricultural sector faces a tougher year with smaller overall returns despite larger crops, signaling uneasy prospects for farmers. Uncle Ken quips about a fast spinning world as silence surrounds the region.
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