Winchester Newspapers Consolidate Into Evening Star
Readers learn The Evening Star is published daily except Sundays by The Evening Star Publishing Co. in Winchester Virginia with consolidation from Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror indicating a shared regional newspaper network.
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The
Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Morning News
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Newspaper Subscription Rates and AP Notice
Price list shows year long six month and three month prepaid subscriptions with monthly options. A carrier option for one year and shorter terms is listed. The page includes an Associated Press credit statement asserting exclusive republication rights.
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Promised Messenger and Prayer Text Amid Religious Verse
A fragmentary religious snippet cites Malachi 4 5 6 about Elijah the prophet and the turning of hearts, followed by a devotional prayer appealing to Jesus as the sinner's friend. The tone resembles early 20th century sermon material.
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Elijah
Malachi
Jesus
Germany and Allies agree on postwar reparations plan
An accord sets Germany to pay about 27 billion dollars over 59 years starting with 487.9 million in the first year. The capital value of annuities is 8.8 billion. The deal, while not final on all questions, solves the major issue and credits Owen D. Young for leadership.
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Germany
Baltimore Sun
Young
Owen D. Young
Mr. Young
Europe
A Decade of Achievement in Public Education
Roanoke World News reflects on ten years of public education progress with higher teacher salaries from 635 to 1300, a shift from high school diplomas to two years of normal study, and rising summer school attendance from 40,000 as schools face ongoing challenges like ignorance, prejudice, and illiteracy.
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Roanoke World News
Growth of Education Reveals Sharp Ten Year Increases
A comparison shows substantial gains in Virginia and the United States from 1920 to 1928. Virginia public school spend rose from under 13 million to over 25 million, attendance climbed from 349,345 to 437,861, cost per child rose to 42.87, and teachers with higher certificates grew from 7,004 to 12,430 as school terms lengthened from 147 to 165 days.
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United States
Virginia
Perils of New Money Details in Mellon's Small Currency
The Fredericksburg Free Lance Star reports the July start of Secretary Mellon’s small paper money. Officials warn of fraud risks in the currency exchange as the treasury department implements the smaller notes.
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Fredericksburg
Free Lance Star
Mellon
Treasury Department
Washington
New Currency to Feature Distinct Portraits on All Denominations
The plan calls for both old and new bills in circulation until the public learns the smaller notes. Each denomination will display a recognizable portrait to deter counterfeiting, with Washington on the one dollar, Jefferson on two dollars, and Lincoln on five dollars. It will take months to retire the 90 million old bills.
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Federal Reserve
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
The Wedding
A discussion on how colonel Lindberghs nuptials would have drawn massive media attention if date and details were pre announced. The piece lampoons press crowds and publicity surrounding a high profile royal like ceremony and its intrusion into private life.
Lindberghs marriage ends public spectacle
The text describes Colonel Lindbergh and Miss Morrow choosing a simple private ceremony over public sensationalism. It notes public interest and sentiment, but asserts Lindbergh acted to do what was natural and logical, a pattern of previously doing the right thing.
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Lindbergh
Miss Morrow
Old Hickory the Thrift Advocate and Jackson’s Fame
Thrift Magazine highlights Andrew Jackson as a bold fighter who defended the weak and, despite a turbulent life, embraced thrift. The piece notes his rise from poverty to a middle aged fortune through saving and enterprise. Chicago installs its millionth electric meter at the Chicago Daily News plant.
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Thrift Magazine
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Chicago
Chicago Daily News
Boyology courses offered by Knights of Columbus at cliff haven
Summer programs titled Boyology will be conducted by the Knights of Columbus at Cliff Haven New York and Jackson's Point Ontario. Nebraska produced milk last year valued at fifty million dollars.
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The
Knights of Columbus
Cliff Haven
N. Y
Jackson's Point
Ontario
Nebraska
Banks Close For Jefferson Davis Birthday Holiday
Jefferson Davis birthday falls on Monday June 3rd a legal holiday causing bank closures. Paper maturities due that date may be paid Tuesday June 4 at Commercial and Savings Bank Shenandoah Valley National Bank Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company.
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Jefferson Davis
John L Sloat
Commercial & Savings Bank
William G. Hardy
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
J. H. Yost
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
Charles Summers
Union Bank of Winchester
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New York
OLD Hickory” Thrift Advocate
Alexander
Sloan’s Liniment
Uwe
Cremo
Marshall
Says
U. S
F. A. Davis & Sons
Baltimore, Md
America
Pinkhams
Baker's Cut Rate Drug Store
IO. S. Solenberger &C., Inc
Loudoun Street
All
U.S
E . Sheaffer
Winchester Printers & Stationers, Inc
Brooks
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Fexell
Parker
Irwin Drug Co., Inc
North Braddock Street
East Water Street
Emery
Snapp’s Foundry, * Inc
N. Market St
Sweden
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