Evening Star publication notice at Winchester
The Evening Star is entered at the Winchester Virginia post office as second class mail and published daily by Evening Star Publishing Company.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1930
Page
4
Subscription Rates And Advertising Details
Rates list for Mall subscriptions and carrier delivery with annual and short-term options. Mentions national advertising reps Devine Tenney Corpora tion in New York Des Moines Chicago.
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National Advertising
Devine Tenney Corpora Tigh
New York
Des Moines
Chicago
Newspaper wire service note fragment
A brief AP notice references exclusive republication rights and consolidation with Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times The Weekly Mirror.
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Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
All for Ability and True Followers Verse Inquiry
A religious reflection urges diligence and steadfastness in faith. Citing Hebrews 6 11 12 the message emphasizes followers imitating those who endure to inherit promises with patience and perseverance.
Edison Turns To Wildflower Beneath Hay Fever Debate
A historical note reports Thomas Edison shifting from major inventions to praising and potentially using goldenrod for rubber production. The piece discusses goldenrod, ragweed, and their alleged roles in hay fever, with Edison praised for saving a wildflower’s reputation while contemplating rubber from goldenrod despite debate among medical scientists.
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Thomas Edison
Edison
Friends of the Goldenrod
Savnee
Postage Hike Debate Faces Public Ahead of Rates Change
Frederick News reports Postmaster General Brown weighs adding a half cent to the first class mail rate drawing public pulse. The piece notes two essential rates may not be altered easily the first class and newspaper rates, and cites concerns about broader social impact and deficit financing.
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Post Office Department
Dieting Fad Criticized By Chicago Speaker At Atlantic City
Henry Stude of Chicago condemns dangerous dieting trends spreading among bakers and dieters. A physician warns starvation fads harm civilization and notes over eating can backfire, affecting both dieters and farmers who produce the food.
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Henry Stude
Chicago
Bakers’ Association
Atlantic City
Carter's Little Liver Pills Stand Out Among Substitutes
Ad touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as genuine with pure vegetable calomel. It claims they relieve torpid sluggish liver by starting bile flow and flushing the body, advertised in red bottles and warning substitutes insult the liver.
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Carter
Industrial Skyline Emerges South Winchester Growth
South Winchester fills with new industry as the H. J. Heinz cider mill, Victor Products rubber plant, Independent Fruit packing, Virginia Apple Storage and Fred L. Glaize packing rise along the railroad. Vast capital, jobs, and landscaped grounds accompany modern plants with sidings and transport links boosting regional commerce.
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Winchester
H. J. Jeinz Company
H. J Heinz Company
Victor Products Corporation
Independent Fruit Company
Virginia Apple Storage, Inc
Fred L Glaize
Victor Products Company
da H. J. Heinz Company
Victor
Apple
Ier
R. R
Nee
H. J. Heinz Company
Heinz Company
Man Rubber
Ubing
Uni
Gettysburg
L. Glaize
Erick, Clarke
Shenandoah
Paa
British swimmer quits Channel crossing in extreme cold
Merce des Gleitze abandoned the attempt to swim the English Channel shortly after midnight due to intense cold after entering the water at 8:45 p.m. yesterday. In Dover, two Chicago officers guard 12 year old Billy Ranieri, who was abducted two years ago. two men were convicted of kidnapping him.
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Dover
Eng
Mercedes Gleitze
English Channel
Chicago
Billy Ranieri
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