Evening Star at Winchester Post Office Listed
The Evening Star prints at the Win Wa post office as second class matter and is published daily except Sunday by the Evening Star Publishing Co. Winchester consolidates with Morning News Item and the Weekly News, Weekly Times, and Weekly Mirror.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Morning News
The
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Subscription Rates for Mall Readers
Rates listed for various terms. One year in advance costs 3.50, six months 1.75, three months 0.90, and one month 0.30. By carrier options show higher amounts for annual and half-year plans with shorter terms as 4.50, 3.25, 1.20, and weekly 0.10.
Associated Press News Stance Clarified for Local Papers
The Associated Press asserts exclusive rights to republication of all dispatches credited or not and to all local news published in the paper, ensuring uniform licensing and distribution across outlets.
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Associated Press
Daily Bible Selections Promote Heritage Through Prayer
Parents urged to have children memorize daily Bible selections as priceless heritage. Quoted Isaiah 25 9 and a prayer of rejoicing in the Lord emphasize faith and salvation.
Republicans End Silence With Late Campaign Speaking Tour
The Frederick County Republicans publish a crowded itinerary with most events on Friday November 2. Democrats had been speaking countywide about campaign issues while Republicans remained silent, prompting questions about fairness and timing before the election.
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Frederick County
Ithe County
Hoover
Religion not an issue in the presidential campaign
The Star condemns religious attacks on both Hoover and Smith and rejects any religious test for office. It asserts freedom of worship and argues such attacks defy the Constitution and undermine American values.
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the Star
Hoover
Smith
God
United States
Alfred BE. Smith
Andrew Jackson
Sterling Democrat
Jackson
White House
Thomas Jefferson
America
Republic
Grover Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Party
Harding
Coolulge
Defamation Claims Against Alfred E Smith Stir Debate
The Greensboro Daily Record notes severe attacks on Alfred E Smith while praising his honesty and public life. It describes persistent whispers and insinuations about his background and suitability for the White House and references his wife as a faithful partner.
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Greensboro
D. C
Daily Record
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Lay
White House
Smith campaign defense argues for American merit over snobbery
The piece defends Alfred E. Smith against harsh attacks tying his wife to cooking and domestic work. It denounces slander from critics and social elites, emphasizes immigrant roots and the American dream, and urges votes for Smith to counter elitist tactics and religious intolerance. It contrasts with Hoover supporters and urges real Americans to back Smith and reject snobbery.
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Free America
White House
Alfred E. Smith
Mrs. Smith
Smith
Ku Klux Klan
Vitratheca
Democratic Party Faces Leader Selection Amid Debate
A long excerpt discusses the Democratic Party's legacy and the challenge of choosing a leader for a major battle, noting widespread suggestions from across the nation and a sense of unanimous support forming around a single candidate. The passage frames the party as defending the people against exploiters and emphasizes duty and integrity.
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Democratic Party
Kentucky Democrat Endorses Smith for President
In a forceful speech, a Kentucky Democrat argues for Alfred E. Smith's nomination, praising humility, faith, and constitutional adherence. He invokes Democratic tradition, cites Jefferson and Lincoln, and urges unity and lawful governance as the nation faces crisis.
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Presbyterian Church
Georgia
Southern Methodst Church
America
Kentucky
Virginia
Tennessee
New Orleans
George Rogers Clark
Northwest
New Republic
Jefferson Davis
Abraham Lincoln
Commonwealth
Alfred E. Smith
New York
United States of America
Faithful Over a Few Things Rulers over Many
A brief Bible quote is cited to support the idea that fidelity in small duties leads to greater responsibilities. The speaker emphasizes a biblical standard of service and accountability as a guiding principle.
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Harpers Ferry
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Baker’s On
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Dean’s Kidney
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Berryville
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Norfolk and Western Railway
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Ramsburg 5 Auto Supply CO
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