Winchester newspaper rates and delivery details
The notice lists publication details for The Evening Star Publishing Co. Winchester and its consolidated weekly editions, including subscription rates by mail and carrier for one year six months three months and one month. It also notes national advertising representations by Devine Tenney Corporation with offices in New York Des Moines and Chicago.
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Devine-Tenney Corporation
New York
Des Moines
Chicago
AP News License Notice
A standard Associated Press copyright notice appears stating exclusive rights to reprint AP dispatches and all local news published in the paper. The statement confirms AP ownership of news content unless credited otherwise to the paper.
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Associated Press
Faith Verse Fragments and Prayer Reflections
A journal page shows repeated religious excerpts including Psalm 119 verse 10 and 2 Corinthians 8 about light guidance and divine riches. The text emphasizes Christ’s blessing, light for the path, and reliance on God for all things.
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Christ
Baldwin, Norfolk Civic Leader, Dies in Pa Trip
Editorial notes Robert F. Baldwin of Norfolk, native of Winchester, died during a vacation in Blue Ridge Summit, Pennsylvania. The businessman and longtime community figure was praised for integrity, civic support, charitable work, and quiet, exemplary citizenship shaping Norfolk’s development.
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Robert F. Baldwin
Winchester
Norfolk
Blue Ridge Summit
Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
Women Auto Drivers Prompt Civic Debate in Norfolk
The Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch notes jokes about women drivers and cites stark auto death stats. It reports over 83,000 U.S. fatalities yearly, with one in four occurring in cities over 100,000, asserting urban drivers face greater risk.
Women drivers prove safer than men in auto accidents
The writer argues women account for about 6 percent of automod accidents, claiming they are four times more careful and sober than men. He questions how critics will explain this disparity and jokes that humorists will craft excuses.
The Forgetful Public and the News Business
A discussion on newspaper editors resisting pleas to suppress news and the lasting reach of headlines. It notes readers’ memory of sensational items fading and compares past scandals to present ones, citing a Times headline about a Swiss villa and a heiress marriage as examples of fleeting notoriety.
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Times
Coolidge Silent On 500 Word Mountain History Carving
The article reports President Coolidge’s objection to the Mount Rushmore carving that edits his brief 500 word history of the United States. It notes Gutzen Borglum’s edits sparked protest that the version on the mountain misrepresents his annals and may be unchangeable once carved.
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Mr. Coolidge
United States
Gutzon Borglum
Senator Carter Glass Objects to Dial Telephones
After sixteen months of continuous service, Senator Carter Glass of Virginia introduced a resolution urging senators to join in declaring the new dial telephone a nuisance and to have all dials removed from the Capitol. The measure passed, reflecting weariness with progress yet noting his past support for the federal reserve system.
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Washington
Virginia
Carter Glass
Capitol
Federal Reserve Banking System
Senate
Rexall Orderlie Promises Quick Constipation Relief
A Battle Creek physician notes constipation causes great misery but Rexall Orderlie tablets are presented as a natural quick relief. The pill allegedly draws water into the colon to soften waste and promote a gentle movement without dependence. Available at Brooke's Pharmacy Rexall Drug Store for 24 tablets at 25 cents.
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Battle Creek
Rexal Orderlies
Rexall Orderlie
Rexall Drug Store
Brooke's’ Pharmacy
You Must Deposit Before You Withdraw
It proclaims that the South offers optimal conditions for industry and that large investments by thousands of workers and investors drive growth. It notes over $10,000,000 yearly paid out by Southern Dairies to sustain a coordinated dairy industry benefiting many. It highlights Velvet Kind Ice Cream as a daily beneficiary of quality, purity, and affordable pricing produced by this system.
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Southern Dairies
Electrolux
Extra sugar tariff would cost city thirty six thousand
The text notes an estimated $36,000 impact on city citizens from an added sugar import tax. It also mentions anti-Smith voters in Rockingham county waffling from leaders and returning to the Democratic fold. Additionally, $14.81 was realized from the Sixth Apple Blossom Festival. It reports Marvin H. Stipe wed to Edna May Hartley and a Handley High cadet battalion dance at the George Washington Motel tonight.
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Rockingham County
Marvin H. Stipe
Edna May Hartley
Handfey High School
George Washington Motel
Clergy Appointed at Grace Lutheran Church in City
Dr. C. A. Freed accepts call to Grace Lutheran Church and is expected soon. City census counts about 7,500 residents. Salvation Army plans evangelistic campaigns in nearby towns. Miss Eva Grace Anderson recently married to Mr. Maynard E. Grove.
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C. A. Freed
Grace Lutheran Church
Salvation Army
Eva Grace Anderson
Maynard E. Grove
Former police chief Joseph D. Rainsberger dies after long illness
Fifteen years ago reports note the death of Joseph D. Rainsberger, former city police chief, after a long illness. The Airdrome on North Main opens for motion pictures, and other notes mention blight affecting potatoes, Winchester benefactors, and a Star writer on 1816 being a summer-less year with unusual ice and snow in May and June.
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Joseph D. Rainsberger
Hable Brothers
North Main Street
Nemo
Winchester
the Star
Bywaters Family Guests At Kearneysville Occasion
Opequon Virginia news notes Mr and Mrs George Bywaters and family were guests of Miss Minnie Tucker at Kearneysville. Mrs Tilden Snapp visited Winchester on business. The Fout child has been ill for a week. Mr and Mrs Womeldorph and Mrs Belle Ritter spent Wednesday with local residents.
Iowa Farmland Values Stabilize After a Decade Dip
State agriculture secretary Mark Thornburg says farm land values stabilize in Iowa after years of low prices. The report notes shifting markets and renewed investor interest as agricultural sector optimism returns.
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Iowa
Mark Thornburg
Local Notes From Mount Wil and Surrounding Areas
Edward Smoke of Mount Wil and Mrs. Norman Clark, formerly of Luke Maryland, are listed among residents. Families including Orndoffs and Snapps hosted guests in Washington. Measles illness hit Margaret King. Charles Snapp and friends joined Lebanon Virginia conference week. Fawcett family visited Snapps near Winchester. Annie Funkhouser shopped in Winchester. Evelyn Penn stayed with the Willis family.
Local Market Prices and Mixed Feed Highlights
Market report lists prices for wheat bran mixed feed screenings and dairy feed with figures such as 2.00 for screenings and 3.80 for moral or word items. The page contains typographical errors and garbled entries but preserves the gist of wholesale price listings and commodity names.
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Esses Creves
Henry Ford's Record Pace Amid Slump Cites Dayly Output
Henry Ford, making 9,060 cars a day, doesn't show proper respect for dull times. The note contrasts brisk assembly with a dull era, reflecting on production tempo and market mood.
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Henry Ford
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Baker’s Drug Store
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Winchester Furniture CO
South Main Street
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Baltimore Wholesale
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Gillette
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