Evening Star Winchester Subscription Rates Listed
The Evening Star shows post office status in Winchester Virginia and lists consolidated papers. It details subscription prices for various terms including one year two rates for advance payments and weekly pricing.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Wekely
Christ for Alls All Pow Curist in The Kings Service
Religious exhortation notes the King’s service and a biblical quote from Matthew 25 40 inviting labor for others. A prayer expresses joy in labor as Jesus did for men.
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Christ
Jesus
Psychology in the White House and Hoover’s quiet work
The Richmond News Leader reflects on presidential personalities from Roosevelt to Hoover. It notes Hoover’s preference for industrious noise and cites a psychology congress finding that moderate bustle aids work, suggesting the public will see Hoover beyond textbook image.
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Roosevelt
Wilson
George
Harding
Coolidge
Secret Service
White House
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
International Congress of Psychology
Mental Tennis and the Lost Art of Conversation
Newport News Daily Press laments the decline of conversation as society chases talk and entertainment. The piece likens thoughtful dialogue to tennis, urging a swing back to vigorous intellectual exchange where ideas circulate and listeners and speakers engage.
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The
Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
Ameri Dissent Reported by New York Daily
A New York daily report cites a Baltimore Sun estimate describing a sting by the federal government. The item notes U S enforcement actions and implied political tensions surrounding the event.
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Baltimore Sun
New York
Ameri
Returning travelers overpay in customs duties by retail valuation
Laws returning from abroad pay about 2 million dollars extra each year because only a small fraction know they can be assessed on foreign wholesale values rather than retail prices. Inspectors and appraisers lack wholesale value knowledge, so most travelers are taxed on item retail prices. Only suspected cases may benefit from wholesale valuation.
Mystery of Pell death deepens in Blackwater tale
Veronica and Tom trace a thief to Silworthy while Somerfield links Laxton to a tangled web surrounding Pell’s murder. Grenofen suspects adversaries, Marling faces a ghostly claim, and the key hole clue points to Marling as the intended target in a plot unfolding at New Place and Grenofen's circle.
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Veronica
Tom
Bilworthy Cove
Ory
Grenofen
Stattling
Larton
Somerfield
Laxton
Newpl
Fotherbury
Pell
Marling
Be Honest Is Calmly Gypped by His Government
A brief appears to report that Be Honest faces government-like actions seen as unfair. The phrasing suggests public frustration and perceived mistreatment by authorities.
Astounding Women Prodded by Tariff Talk in Europe Tour
The piece notes American women, led by Representative Mary Norton, scrutinizing tariff impact on women’s clothing and daily life. It cites price hikes on hats, soap, dolls, and apparel, and warns wage-earning women may struggle to dress for work, challenging traditional gender roles in policy debates.
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Paris
Europe
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
Golf Brains Debate Critics Brains Versus Brillance
A golf writer attributes poor intellect to many players and favors the dull steadier mind in competition. Bernard Darwin counters that brains matter, noting steadiness and self control can overcome emotion. The piece contrasts morons and champions in golf performance.
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Walter Simpson
Bernard Darwin
Simpson
Forecasting Styles in Retail Merchandising
Ralph Borsodi of New York, director of the Fairchild Analytical bureau, urged merchants to control fashion movement or be controlled by it. He warned that rapid shifts in taste can make stock unmarketable, recommending steady advertising from the outset to weather style changes.
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Ralph Borsodi
New York
Fairchild Analytical Bureau
Nehemiah’s Call to Rebuild Jerusalem
The weekly Bible talk outlines Nehemiah as a royal cup bearer near Artaxerxes, educated and devout, troubled by Hanani’s report of Jerusalem’s ruined walls and decayed temple services. He wrestles with self doubt before the king notices his sadness and concern.
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Artaxérxes
Palestine
Jerusalem
Zerubbabel
Temple
Ezra
Hanani
Babylon
Josephus
Nehemiah rebuilds wall as king aids mission in Jerusalem
The narrative details Nehemiah securing permission and resources to return to Jerusalem, survey the walls, rally workers, and face Samarian opposition led by Sanballat and Tobiah. He governs, disbands corrupt clergy, and rejects arbitration while defending principle over compromise.
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