Evening Star Winchester 1928 May 29 publication notice
The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia announces publication details including post office entry date May 29 1928 and rates for subscriptions ranging from one month to one year in advance. It notes consolidation with local papers and AP rights for news dispatches locally published.
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Winchester
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Evening Star Publishing Co
Virginia
Associated Press
Bible Thought and Prayer Reflects on Family Heritage
The passage urges parents to have children memorize daily Bible selections, calling it a priceless heritage for the years ahead. It contrasts honest business with false weights, citing Proverbs to condemn deceit and affirm fair dealing as pleasing to the Lord.
Governor Byrd Defends Constitution Amendments Stand
Richmond article notes Governor Byrd rejects personal attacks by Representative Deal in the Virginia constitution amendments campaign. It emphasizes the single issue is ratify or reject amendments. voters must judge their merit, not personalities, by June 19. Deal accused Byrd and administration, but the Governor urges focus on the amendments' impact on the state.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
Byrd
Joseph T. Deal
Tive
Portsmouth
Sugpeo
Virginia
Deal
St. Stephen's
General Assembly
Barber contest should favor salesmanship over speed
The piece argues Paris barber contests misvalue speed, noting barbers prize gatesmanship and customer comfort over rapid cuts. It proposes a scoring table emphasizing Salesmanship with points for persuasion, consultation, and added services rather than mere speed.
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New York World
Paris
Barber Contest Rules and Scoring Plan
The text outlines a barber contest scoring system with Skill Alibis and Anecdotes worth 250 points total. It emphasizes measuring workmanship, customer comfort, and presentation while discouraging certain storytelling styles. The overall aim is to ensure the winner reflects well on the profession.
Southern Dairies acquires Imperial Ice Cream plants
Southern Dairies based in Washington takes over Imperial Ice Cream Company facilities in Winchester Martinsburg and Hagerstown valued around 200000. The new units join 60 Southern Dairies plants and will operate as local communities with same production methods. The deal expands a 14 plant southern network into West Virginia and Maryland with 47000000 pints produced last year and total 1927 business over 12000000.
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Southern Dairies
Washington
Imperial Ice Cream Company
Winchester
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
South
Nicodemus Ice Cream Company
Fredericksburg
Claas A_ stock
Salisbury
Asheville
Winston-Salem
N. C
Birmingham
Montgomery
Ala
West Palm Beach
Ft. Lauderdale
Miami
Fla
W. S. Spitzer
Florence
S. C
Snarr
Reident
V. A. Casteel
EN. Snow
Muldoon at 83 Urges Patience to Grow Old Gracefully
William Muldoon veteran member of the New York State Boxing Commission and on his 83rd birthday tells reporters that patience is the greatest virtue for those aging. He says impatient temperaments ruin happiness for themselves and others and credits growing old gracefully with achieving true contentment and happiness.
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New York Times
William Muldoon
New York State Boxing Commission
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Blue Ridge Hunt Club to Stage Saturday Horse Show
The thirty-fifth annual Blue Ridge Hunt Club horse show will run at Carter Hall Grove near Millwood on Saturday, June 2. Eighteen classes include yearlings to saddle horses, hunters, polo ponies and riding ponies, plus a pony race. The Millwood event attracts society from near and far for a gay spring affair.
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Berryville
Blue Ridge Hunt Club
Carter Hall Grove
Millwood
Virginia
Washington
Washingtons First Electrocution Today
The District of Columbia carried out its first electrocution, Philip Jackson a black man, for criminal assault on a telephone operator on the Capitol grounds on February 18 1927. The sentence sparked outrage in Washington and in Congress where swift punishment was sought.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
District of Columbia
Philip Jackson
Capitol
Washington
Congress
Bremen flyers lose ascent as gas fails
Faith sustained the Bremen flyers, but reports note their ascent ended when the gas supply ran out.
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Faith
Bremen
Use Fly-Tox Ends Mosquito Torment
An advertisement touts the FLY-TOX Hand Sprayer for indoor mosquito relief. It claims rapid death of mosquitoes with a fine spray that reaches ceilings draperies and closets, without staining walls and fabrics. The product is advertised as stainless fragrant and harmless to people with a guarantee on every bottle.
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Dethol
Dethol Mfg. Co., Inc
Richmond, Va
Winchester Chosen for Annual District Feed Convention
Wayne Feed Dealers Hatchery operators and prominent poultrymen from Maryland and Virginia meet in Winchester on Thursday June 7 at the George Washington Hotel. McMillen Company officials guide the program with talks on poultry problems feeding hogs and dairy cows merchandising methods and education features. Guests will be treated to a noon dinner with local entertainment.
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Wayne Feeds Mill
Walter B. Kreuck
Purdue University
G. A. Holland
Wayne Feed Mills
D. W. McMillen
McMillen Company
Fort Wayne
Ind
East St. Louis
Ill
McMillen
National Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
National Hay Dealers Association
American Feed Manufacturers Association
George Washington
Shenandoah Valley Inc Campaign Gains Support Across Towns
Staunton May 28 Shenandoah Valley Inc reports solid early support in Staunton Winchester Martinsburg and Woodstock with funds nearing 2000 4000 and 6000. Luray Warrensburg Front Royal and Lexington canvassing set for this week and July 1 targets pledge strong backing from caverns and big business to strengthen the movement.
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Staunton
Winchester
Martinsburg
Woodstock
Luray
Waynesboro
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
H. J. Benchoff
Presient of the Valley, Inc
Strasburg
FE. C. Grab
Beckoff
Dan Weigle
Harrisonburg
Warrisenburg
Pan Weixle
Front Royal
Charles Town
Lexington
Kavanaugh
William Kaine Laid To Rest At Sacred Heart Church
The funeral of William Kaine was held Saturday at 10 a.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church with a requiem Mass led by Rev. Thos B Martin. Interment followed at Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers were John L Shine David P Reardon R T Bryarly Arthur OLeary Stewart Grim and J Joseph Sullivan.
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William Kaine
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Thos. B. Martin
John L. Shine
David P. Reardon
R. T. Bryarly
Arthur O’leary
Stewart Grim
J. Joseph Sullivan
Coolidge Sees Nomination Fallout In GOP Debate
Some holdouts think Cal Coolidge will resolve the Republican nomination dispute by personally taking the lead in the showdown, while others push for a traditional party process.
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