Evening Star publication notice from Winchester Virginia
The Evening Star entered at the Winchester post office as a second class daily edition published by The Evening Star Publishing Company in Winchester Virginia, with Sunday omission.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1931
Page
4
The Evening Star entered at the Winchester post office as a second class daily edition published by The Evening Star Publishing Company in Winchester Virginia, with Sunday omission.
Subscription rates listed include one year in advance at 3.50, six months at 1.75, three months at 0.90, and one month at 0.30. Carrier options show one year 34.50, six months, three months, and one month in advance. Weekly subscription appears as 10 for severe? unreadable line items.
A listing notes the national advertising representatives for New Moines and Chicago. The entry appears in a trade section noting corporate branding and regional representation.
The paper carries an Associated Press disclaimer noting exclusive use of AP dispatches and local news, and announces consolidation with the Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror.
Commonwealth's Attorney Burr P. Harrison Sheriff Luther Pannett County Treasurer Robert 8. Smith Commissioner of Revenue Lee N. Whitacre named as candidates.
A religious line from Psalm 40 16 exhorts believers to rejoice in seeking God and to declare his salvation with continual praise.
The discussion weighs federal funding for road construction and maintenance against states with heavy bonded debt like North Carolina. Advocates argue federal cost sharing could relieve burdens, while critics warn against unequal mileage and funding disparities among states including Nevada and New York.
Danville paper reports at a New York meeting of the American College of Surgeons Dr Crile argues emotion harms health shortening life as fear hate and worry affect every cell and major diseases follow from emotional strain linking Wall Street declines to civilizational stress and survival instincts.
The Petersburg Progress-Index notes sentiment favors requiring states to bear interstate highway construction and maintenance costs, with the federal government taking a lead role only if necessary. The column discusses the idea of no special liberalization in contracting responsibilities and the impact on overall highway policy.
Senator Carter Glass criticizes the Federal parole system for denying public access to names of parole indorsements and seeks open records. The Maryland parole office already provides publicity and public hearings, including crime details and reasons for release, raising questions about transparency.
An article explains that silk sukworRM fur coats labeled lapin may be made from sable leopard seal rabbit or other animals. It notes the term lapin is not limited to one species and covers various furs in fashion.
Natalie lies amid a tangle of fear and desire after a violent confrontation with Alyn. She ruminates on love, money, and escape from Southampton to New York, weighing Nita’s help against dependence and humiliation.
Local market report lists prices for middlings one point three six dollars per cwt as well as cracked corn at one dollar and ten cents. Various livestock figures appear alongside creamery butter country butter and wholesale Baltimore values amid scattered numbers and stock names.
Mrs George Funk of Route 1 Middletown Va testifies Natex relieved her long list of ailments Including nervousness insomnia indigestion and back pains after her sister urged trying the product at Peoples Service Drug Store The ad notes Natex is introduced in the section and costs no more than patent medicines with no institutes accepted.
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