Evening Star publication details from Winchester Virginia
The Evening Star is a Winchester Virginia newspaper listing second class mail status and publishing affiliations with Morning News bee Weekly News Weekly Times and Weekly Mirror. It notes subscription rates for mail and carrier and states Associated Press rights for news dispatches and local news.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Morning Newsbee
The
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Associated Press
Daily Bible Selections Inspire Parental Heritage
Parents urged to have children memorize daily Bible selections to build a priceless heritage for later years. A prayer dedicates lives to the task of personally bringing souls to Thee with a Psalm 104:35 blessing.
Art and advertising shake up England headline
At a Leicester display convention the Drapers' Record editor says Picasso shapes merchandise display This Portsmouth meeting backs a national ad campaign from Eat More Fruit and an opticians push that boosted demand and revenue The master tailors risk losing trade to hatters and hosiers warning of a Rubens era shift toward trousers.
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Leicester
Drapers’ Record
Pablo Picasso
National Federation of Merchant Tailors
Portsmouth
Opticians
Rubens
Village votes to buy John Howard Payne home for museum
Taxpayers of Easthampton Long Island decide to acquire and preserve Payne’s boyhood house as a museum. The plan honors Payne and American antiquities with the site expected to cost around sixty thousand dollars. The piece links the song Home Sweet Home to Payne and the Covent Garden era.
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New York World
Easthampton
L. I
John Howarde
Payne
Sweet Home
Henry Bishop
Covent Rden
London
Clari
Milan
Paradise of the Young Exchange Sparks Debate on College Enrollments
Dean Christian Gauss of Princeton argues in Scribner’s Magazine that the college rush may reflect youths seeking peer society rather than intrinsic value of higher education. He notes colleges have become a glorified playground and contends choice depends on the individual.
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Christian Gauss
Princeton
Johnny
Scribner’s Magazine
Hail and farewell to the fair of the Tron Horse in Baltimore
The Baltimore Sun lauds a remarkable show in Baltimore praising the Baltimore and Ohio Rail for presenting a vivid portrayal of a key sequence in American history. The review emphasizes fidelity to a single epic idea and the superb artistry and planning that captivated thousands of visitors.
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Baltimore Sun
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Good Will Ambassadors Staunton News Leader
Members of the American Tezion group are featured in Staunton area coverage highlighting community outreach and cultural exchange efforts. The report outlines activities, goals, and local involvement.
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Staunton News-Leader
The
Tezion
Americans’ Paris Convention Visit Boosts Franco American Friendship
Attendees returning from a weeks long Paris convention report broad goodwill from the French public. Officers touring Europe will come home soon as the embrace shown in France counters earlier fears of misjudgment. The fraternization has strengthened ties and mutual understanding between Americans and French, promising lasting benefits.
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Paris
Europe
France
Legion
Lindbergh
Byrd
America
Market report clean up of local wholesale prices
The sheet lists wholesale prices for flour, corn, bran, mixed feed, middling, hay, scratch, young chickens, butter, cheese, calves, cows, hogs, wool, and more. It also notes local retail prices for flour, butter, and meat products with day prior corrections and regional references.
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Bsen
Wagner
Cseeceecasse
Baltimore
McCoy's Tablets Promote Weight Gain Guarantee
An advertisement touts McCoy's Tablets for underweight individuals with a claim that one woman gained 15 pounds in five weeks. It promises an ironclad guarantee: if after buying four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes the user does not gain at least five pounds and feel improved, the druggist will refund the purchase price. The note references Baker's Drug Store in Am.
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McCoy
Baker’s Drug Store
Am ‘A
Peters Brand Shoes Arrives For Every Family Member
Farmers Supply Co of Stephens City Va reports a large shipment of Peters Brand Shoes for all family members, offering the latest models and sizes for men women and children.
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Farmers Supply CO
Stephens City
Private Sale of Desirable House and Lot in Winchester
As attorney for owners, M. M. Lynch announces private sale of a desirable house and lot at 714 South Loudoun Street Winchester Virginia. Adjoins Jacob Bowman property and others and was owned by the late Mrs Nellie Carr. Convenient to Handley Schools. (10-15-51)
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Loudoun Street
Winchester
Jacob Bowman
Nellie Carr
Handley
Federal Apple Market Report From Various U.S. Locales
Regional market bulletin notes harvest activity and prices for apples. Oct 15 to 16 reports show moderate demand and steady markets. carload and box sales vary by variety and size with prices for Yorks Staymans Winesaps and Jonathans across Benton Harbor Rochester Grand Junction Martinsburg and Spokane regions.
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Benton Harbor
Midh
U. B
Grimes
Rochester
N. Y
U. S
Grand Junction
Colo
Western Slope
Martinsburg
W. Va
Cumberland - Shenandoah
Potomac
Hawlings
U. 8
Yorks
Spokane
Wash
Wenatchee Valley
Norfolk and Western to build 250 all steel freight cars
Norfolk and Western Railway will manufacture two hundred fifty all steel box cars at Roanoke shops as part of sustaining continuous employment for its workers. The announcement came from the railroad's Roanoke offices. Pele Mele from Paris quotes a cheeky line about aging.
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Norfolk and Western Railway
Railway
Roanoke
Grayson Hunted Turkey Only To Find It Tethered
Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson, famed for poor shooting, joined a Baruch hunt in South Carolina. After hours of forest trekking a gobbler was called in, but the bird proved to be tethered to a sapling with a card reading from B. M. Baruch, revealing the practical joke.
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Associated Press
Washington
Cary T. Grayson
B. M. Baruch
South Carolina
Admiral Grayson
Berryville Legion Seeks Public Input on Community Building
Dr. C. H. Iden of the American Legion urges Berryville residents to approve a county building housing a library, meeting rooms, youth activities, and a volunteer fire company. The plan aims for self support via rents and offices, with the Legion offering the site and support.
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Berryville
C. H. Iden
Lloyd Wiliams Pf American Legion
American Legion
the Legion
Rheumatism sufferer touts 8.8.8 remedy gains relief
Earl C. Campbell of Johnson City Tennessee says his rheumatic pains vanished after a course of 8.8.8 a vegetable tonic from medicinal plant roots. The ad claims 8.8.8 strengthens the body to throw off the cause and notes it is sold at drug stores in two sizes with the larger size more economical.
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Earl C. Campbell
West Main Street
Johnson City
Tenn. S
Riee
Bishop Bell Likely to Retire From Active Bishops
At the Pennsylvania Conference of the United Brethren Church in York Bishop William M. Bell indicated he would retire after one more eastern district conference, suggesting he would not seek re election. He previously presided over the Virginia Conference in Winchester last month.
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Pennsylvania
United Brethren Church
York
William M. Bell
Bell
Bishop Bell
Virginia
Winchester
Crossing a Chicago physicist warns women about leg posture
A Springfield Mass Union item notes a Chicago physicist cautions women on crossing legs to avoid spinal kinks. The piece humorously suggests women will manage to stave off alarm as long as posture does not affect leg position.
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Chicago
Springfield
Mass
That Baby You've Longed For That Baby You've Longed For
Mrs Margaret Burton of Kansas City recounts years of infertility and severe distress before becoming a mother to a daughter. She offers her happiness secret to any married woman who writes, with confidential correspondence and no charges.
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Margaret Burton
Kansas City
Massachusetts
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