Evening Star publishing notice and advertising terms
The Winchester Evening Star outlines its mailing information and advertising rates. It lists 2 cents per word for classified ads with a 3 cent minimum, display ads 45 cents per inch, and deadlines by 9 P M the day before publication. It notes national ad representation and AP affiliation.
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Subscription Rates by Carrier and Term
Rates listed for various carrier delivery options include one year in memos four dollars and eighty six cents, six months in advance at two dollars and twenty five cents, three months at ninety cents, and one month at twenty eight or fourty eight cents. Weekly newspaper delivery appears as a separate item.
Isaiah Peaceful Habitation Theme Echoes Scriptural Verse
A brief line echoes Isaiah 32 18 invoking a promise of peaceful dwellings and quiet resting places. The text frames a vision of secure homes and tranquil communities as a religious reflection.
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Isaiah
The Cost of War and Its Heavy Toll
The piece argues war is costly and destructive for all, noting Britain faces steep taxes and rationing as the war burden grows. It predicts hardship for the poor and that long conflict will require Germans to bear costs for Poland, with militarists driving doctrinaire war.
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Britain
Germany
Absent-minded savant and the race to breed disease out
In wartime glare a vision of breeding disease out of humans returns with Dr Maud Slye in Chicago proposing experiments on selective mating to eliminate cancer Brights disease and other weaknesses. The piece questions if humans can be persuaded to cooperate in such plans and notes wider social unease about eugenic ideas amid global conflict.
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Chicago
Maud Slye
Bright
Slye
Rds
Editorial mourns Cardinal Mundelein and values his humanity
Reprinted editorial from Richmond Times Dispatch laments the death of George Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago. It lauds his broad minded, tolerant leadership, defense of conscience, and commitment to uplifting the oppressed, noting his counsel to President Roosevelt and his role in uniting Americans across races and creeds.
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Richmond Times Dispatch
United States
George Cardinal Mundelein
Chicago
Cardinal Mundelein
God
Roosevelt
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Succession: From Kaiserism to Hitlerism War Reflection
The Raleigh News Observer notes that twenty five years past England and France fought Kaiserism while today they face Hitlerism. The piece warns that distant wars breed future conflicts and warns against relying on war to save the world. It cautions about an unseen corporal rising in an army and repeating history.
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Raleigh News-Observer
England
France
The Daily Quiz Answers on Page Two
Seven questions with varied topics including geography maritime borders temperatures criminal law and notable historical figures. This item directs readers to page two for the answers and does not provide solutions within the fragment.
Local youth league crowns champions in tense finals
In a tight Saturday finale, the city youth league crowned champions as teams led by Maria Chen and Eli Rivera defeated rivals to claim the title. The match highlighted stellar defense and clutch late scoring.
Stephens City approves 16500 bond for water system
One year ago voters in Stephens City backed a $16 500 municipal water system bond in a special election. A prisoner escaped Charles Town jail then phoned the sheriff to say he wished to return, the call traced to Hillsboro Virginia. A M Field was elected vice president of the International City Manager Association at its annual meeting.
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Stephens City
Charles Town
Hillsboro
A. M. Field
International City Manager Association
Robberies target stations store and garage weekend
Four filling stations a store and a garage were robbed over the weekend with only small sums taken. County officers are busy tracking the thieves as schools open. Over 240 pupils enroll at Middletown and 400 at Stephens City as the term starts. Carl Martin Stanley Pangle and William Branner perform at a musicale hosted by Mr and Mrs C C Brill at Relief.
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Middletown
Stephens City
Carl Martin
Stanley Pangle
William Branner
C. C. Brill
Bishop Murray dies at Atlantic City in tenth year
Ten years after his rise in Protestant Episcopal ministry Bishop Murray dies in Atlantic City. Attorneys reach agreement on a jury for the trial of Arthur Jones, a woolen mill executive charged with embezzlement. W M Brown, a coalition candidate for Virginia governor, is accused by Democratic leaders of careless talk.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Atlantic City
Arthur Jones
W. M. Brown
Coalition
Virginia
Carless Talk
Prince Lilly death after mistaken bear sighting shocks hunters
Twenty five years ago Prince Lilly was shot in the West Virginia Virginia line mountains after hunters mistook him for a bear. A Confederate veteran allegedly made an error and attempted suicide. Judge J W Woods upholds West Virginia Cedar Rust law as constitutional in Inwood test case.
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Prince Lilly
West Virginia
J. W. Woods
Inwood
Harry Baker
Berlin
von Kluck
Antwerp
Leige
Clark Couple Mark First Anniversary at Home
Forty years ago Mr and Mrs James Clark celebrate their first wedding anniversary with a small party at their Clarke county home. A granite National Cemetery monument honors 114 New York regiment members buried there. Bill Eddy reports wheat theft from his barn. police catch suspect in Winchester ready to sell it.
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Clarke County
National Cemetery
New York Regiment
Bill Eddy
Winchester
Lorena Brazee Defies Odds in Rain at Phantom Ranch
Lorena Brazee confronts danger at Phantom ranch after a stormy night. She urges action and questions gender limits as gunfire and a hostage tale unfold, while Jerry Dale helps fend off Escobar's band in a tense, rain slick confrontation.
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Lorena
Sally Brazee
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Blanco
Mistah Jerry
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Crown Valley
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Rogers
Old Jasper
Jerry
Escobar
Brazee
Saving five minutes in traffic sparks cautious question
The Richmond News Leader notes a driver travels four miles home from work and could save five minutes by going 35 mph instead of 20 mph. The piece argues the risk to the driver and others in traffic is not worth the time saved, urging common sense over speed.
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Richmond
Answers to Questions From a Historical Quiz Page
The document lists trivia with concise facts: first letters in America dated February 2, 1494 from Chanca. August 12, 1585 letters by Iph Lane. US car miles around 250 billion annually. Shakespeare uses senate 31 times. Taj Mahal built by 20,000 workers over 21 years. Bryan tomb inscriptions. Grizzly Giant lean angle and height. annual US marriages about 1,327,000.
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Diego Alvarez Chanca
Columbus
Isabella
San Domingo
Iph Lane
Raleigh
The Underpup stalls as Hollywood frets over hype
Box office checks show The Underpup drawing below normal business despite praise for its charm. Hollywood disputes ad copy overexposure and calls for truthful advertising while noting Gloria Jean and a modest Universal showing. The column also teases gossip about Ann Sheridan, Lili Damita, Bette Davis roles, and Roy Rogers related humor.
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Universal
Gloria Jean
Ann Sheridan
Cecil B. de Mille
Lili Damita
Bette Davis
Doug Fairbanks
Jane Withers
Don Todd
Voices on Neutrality and Democracy in Crisis
Letter from Walter I Priest of Bennmont Virginia argues for strict neutrality in Congress debates, warns against internal totalitarian drift, urges unity to preserve democracy, cites Gallup poll showing 84 percent oppose sending an army, and stresses moral order through religion, education and law.
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America
Walter I. Priest
Biiemont
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