Evening Star Winchester Virginia Publication Details
The Evening Star is published daily at Winchester Virginia excluding Sundays and is a second class matter. It is consolidated with Morning News The Weekly News The Weekly Mirror and is a member of the Associated Press. Subscriptions list annual and monthly rates for mail and carrier service.
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President Coolidge Cuts Tariff on Paint Brush Handles
The proclamation under the tariff law reduces the rate on paint brush handles after a tariff commission recommendation. The commission also advised lowering linseed oil duties, but that change was not enacted. The move, seen as easing costs for paint components, follows broader Republican tariff actions.
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Wif! Commission
Tariff Commission
Detective Scrivener Murder Shocks City
Washington Post reports Detective Scrivener was shot at close range near his lodgings after a brief encounter with a masked assailant. The killer fled in a car as police, hampered by lack of transport and searchlights, scrambled to the scene. The revolver and a pocket tie are the main clues. The slain detective was near marriage, celebrated for skill and bravery.
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Washington Post
Arthur Bmer
Rutorn
Scriyheart
Scrivener
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Queen Marie of Roumania Heads to United States Visit
Queen Marie of Roumania emerges as a central figure among royal visitors to the United States, praised for her long public prominence. Her itinerary includes stops across major cities and national parks, with talks of Western coast appearances and potential photo opportunities.
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Danville Register
Marie
Roumania
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Belgium
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Monaco
Sweden
Leviathan
New York
Yeland Glacier National Parks
Angeles
Europe
Queen Marie to Tour U S with Court in Tow
The Grecian queen and her youngest daughter will tour the United States after her husband was ousted in a rebellion. They travel with a large entourage aboard a special train and are expected to comment on American customs with wit.
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Yugo Slavia
Roumania
Marie
United States
Still Walking A Talk On Pedestrian Distances From Carriers
A 1900s letter carrier Tom Moore of St Thomas Ontario notes a work distance of 622550 miles about 25 trips around the world. He is described as a senior carrier on the job since 1908. The piece suggests polling veteran American carriers and proposes pedometers for workers to quantify daily steps.
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Tom Moore
Atan
St. Thomas
Ont
Moore
Modern Women Embrace Kotex for Comfort and Confidence
Advertises Kotex pads as a sanitary breakthrough five times more absorbent than cotton, deodorizing and odor free. Claims modern women can dine, dance, and motor in gowns with no fear or embarrassment, selling a package of twelve for a few cents.
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KOTEX
All Bran Promises Relief From Years of Constipation
A letter from Thomas Henseiger of West Point Mississippi claims relief after three weeks using All Bran. The testimonial emphasizes cleansing the system and restoring health by taking two tablets daily, urging others to try the product.
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Thomas Henbiger
Lobran
Rae Gee
Thomas Henseiger
West Point
Mississippi
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