Winchester Evening Star internal publication listing rates
An internal page shows subscription rates for the Winchester Evening Star with prices for by mail and by carrier, including yearly, semiannual, and monthly options, plus regional postage notes and staff names. It lists executive editor Jack F. Davis and managing editor Eugene Miller and notes national representation by Gallagher-Delisser, Inc.
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Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Campaign Oratory and Halloween Origins Then and Now
The article weighs campaign oratory against actual votes, noting Bryan's popularity did not guarantee ballots. It then traces Halloween origins from All Saints Eve to Druids and Pomona, describing evolving customs from soul cakes to trick or treat and modern pranks.
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U.S
William Jennings Bryan
Pomona
Legacy of Hoover Words Warn Modern America
The 1951 Hoover commencement message argues that old virtues such as faith integrity thrift and patriotism sustain the nation. It warns that internal complacency tolerance of scandal and dishonor threaten America more than foreign invasion and urges leaders to heed experience and return to basic principles.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
America
United States
Woodrow Wilson
University of Tennessee
German American Bund Leader Kuhn Under Indictment
Federal authorities investigate Fritz Kuhn leader of the German American Bund with U S Attorney Cahill stating Kuhn is charged with grand larceny and forgery and set for trial in November in New York County. The report also notes social visits by local residents and naval actions near Penang during World War I.
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Bund
Fritz Kuhn
U.S
John T. Cahill
Kuhn
New York County
Coming to a Golden Age or End of the World
The piece weighs science progress against war and moral decline. It notes increased knowledge yet rising crime and unsafe cities. It questions whether a Golden Age is possible and urges cautious hope while acknowledging global risks.
Gourmet vs Mothers Oatmeal: HAL BOYLE Remembers Global Eating
Hal Boyle recalls decades of tasting odd dishes from quail eggs in Japan to octopus tentacles in Naples and whale meat in New York. He admits lifelong foodie ambitions but prefers his mother’s oatmeal and the moral urging to feed hungry children in China.
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Japan
Naples
London
New York
New Jersey
Maine
South Dakota
Missouri
France
Belgium
Korea
Montana
Scotland
Singapore
Germany
Kansas City
China
Werner J. Lutzenhiser Siler
Dermatitis and lighting questions from readers
Dr Brandstadt explains chafed areas under breasts groin and seat can inflame and invite fungal infection. keep dry clean and use aluminum acetate or bichloride as directed then calamine and zinc powder. He also discusses hemosiderosis causes and the impact of improper lighting on headaches and eye strain from a hanging 150 watt bulb.
How's Your I Q A 10 Day Quiz From a 1940s Page
A reading quiz format lists daily score bands from 9 to 10 correct answers as Memory Genius, 7 to 8 Very Superior, 5 to 6 Excellent, 4 Good. It then presents ten trivia questions including pimpernel type, Perry Mason author, Grant and Davis Army service, National Gallery donors, Shrew, Faneuil Hall location, Shadrach Meshach and Abednego, hardest natural substance, ocean between Africa and Australia, and which ex President wrote Personal Memoirs while ill.
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Perry Mason
Ulysses S. Grant
Jefferson Davis
Mexico
National Gallery of Art
Washington, D.C
Faneuil
A Faith and Politics Letter to the Editor
A reader argues the nation faces atheism versus faith and urges a constitutional amendment to restore prayer and Bible reading in schools. The letter cites Jefferson and Lincoln, cites a October 10 speech, and calls on readers to vote in November. It also includes a follow up note praising a Virginia accent.
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the Star
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Dean Levi
Berryville
Virginia
Greg Taylor
Wayside Theatre
Clarksville
Dean
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Jack Herrell
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Roy Wilder
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