Classifieds and Display Ad Rates In Winchester Evening Star
Classifieds require name and address with a 38 cent minimum charge. Copy must accompany ads. National Advertising Representatives listed for major cities. Display ads with border must be in by 9 PM the day before publication. Transient rate 45 cents per inch. Subscription and contact rates apply.
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Sach
Ward and Conklin, Inc
New York
City
San Francisco
Chicago
Boston
Los Angeles
Be Worthy of a Divine Father Verse Charm
A devotional line from Colossians 1 10 urges believers to walk worthy of the Lord unto all pleasing and to be fruitful in every good work and increasing in the knowledge of God. The passage emphasizes growth in faith and ethical living as the measure of spiritual progress.
Washington Catching Up As Nation Gains Tax Resolve
The piece argues Washington is waking to the need for higher taxes and retrenchment to fund defense. It warns that billions in emergency spending and arms programs threaten credit and living standards if not matched by industry cooperation and national restraint. It cites Byrd and Tydings urging retrenchment and warns against profligate government methods.
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Congress
Washington
Byrd
Virginia
Tydings
Maryland
The Sun Calls for New Economic Order and Shared Sacrifice
The Sun argues the nation must face harsher economic terms and a broader mobilization of labor and industry. It urges President Roosevelt and Washington leaders to recruit all sectors for a national effort, accepting higher taxes and longer work hours if needed for national defense and security. It endorses public resolve and moral discipline to bear the sacrifices demanded.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Woodring-Edison-Hopkins
Salaams
SUN
Blazing heat forces county musical festival indoors
One year ago this day the second annual county musical festival was moved indoors at Handley School due to scorching temperatures. Floyd Roberts, winner of the 1938 Indianapolis Speedway Memorial Day classic, died in a three car crash during the 1939 race. Dr and Mrs John B McKee celebrate the birth of a daughter.
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Handley School
Floyd Roberts
John B. McKee
Winchester Faces Healthier Soft Water by July 1937
City manager Arthur Field announces that Winchester could have a plentiful soft water supply by July 1937 at a 2 12 cents per thousand gallons rise if federal allocation arrives. A surprise birthday party honors Mrs. Clarence Brill on Morningside Drive. A team of former big league stars with strong hitting is planned to play the Park on tour through the east.
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Winchester
Arthur Field
Clarence Brill
Morningside Drive
East
Heinz plant breaks ground on 14 acre Winchester site
Ten years ago work began on a Heinz plant covering a 14 acre site south of Winchester. Miss Bettina Belmont rode multiple ribbon winners at the Carter Hall Horse Show in Millwood. Michael A. Doran longtime Winchester police chief died suddenly.
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Heinz
Winchester
Bettina Belmont
Carter Hall
Millwood
Michael A. Doran
Middletown High Valedictory for Vivian Edmondson
Twenty five years ago Miss Vivian Edmondson delivered the valedictory at Middletown High School. President Wilson presses for st op to submarine warfare against passenger ships as policy toward Germany forms. Carl Kremer wins junior debate medal at Roanoke College where he studies.
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Middletown High
America
Wilson
Carl Kremer
Roanoke College
Miss Louise Redmond Leads City's Most Popular Girl Contest
Forty years ago the Star reports Miss Louise Redmond continues to lead the city in the popular girl contest. Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Kirk visit after recent marriage in Baltimore. Robert Galloway, injured when a horse toppled at Stephenson station, shows signs of improvement.
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Harry E. Kirk
Baltimore
Robert Galloway
Stephenson Station
The Star Quiz on Page 2 Answers
A fragmented quiz item asks seven questions about warfare tanks geography feathers instruments Scandinavian city nicknamed Venice to the North precious stones carats and a march gate.
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Cornell University
Rochester
Ithaca
New York City
Venice
Unclear historical note on English usage
Fragmentary remark questions proper phrasing of a verb phrase and labels the combination of certain words as vulgar. The text lacks clear publication context or identifiable persons or organizations.
Ode To Lemonade King of Beverages
A nostalgic piece ranks lemonade as the best drink since 1891 on Penn Street Kansas City Missouri. It mixes memories of Aldrich with advice on making real lemonade and notes its decline due to newer drinks, then shifts to a Q&A about calories and exercise with brief health guidance.
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Penn Street
Seventeenth Street
Kansas City
Missouri
United States
Maid to Measure stage romance thrills small-town crowd
In chapter twenty six first curtain for Maid to Measure opened at eight. Bill Bailey and Gayle guide the cast through nerves and pranks during a three way love plot. Gayle misstates a line provoking a charming save by Bill and Lola Montes a distracting guitarist elevates the finale drawing six curtain calls.
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Bill
Gayle
Jeremy
Merrifield Gardens
Omething
Gayle Dixon
Mary Melissa Mayfield
Ted Mallory
Mallory
Ted
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Bailey
Mary Melissa
Answers To Questions By Frederic J Raskin
A reader’s quiz with concise answers on politics, etiquette, records, nursing awards, deaf education, demographics, biblical phrases, gelatin use in ice cream, barite, and cinema habits. Notable items include the 1924 Democratic National Convention length, postdivorce naming, and nurses’ Florence Nightingale medal details.
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F Orrence Nightingale
International Red Cross Committee
Natural Scenes in the United States booklet offer
A promotional notice invites readers to order a brochure titled Natural Scenes in the United States. It presents one illustrated natural site per state and the District of Columbia, with condensed descriptions and decorative color format. The coupon offer costs ten cents postpaid and is mailed to Washington, D. C. residences.
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District of Columbia
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