Barry Flood Byrd Publisher Listed In Winchester
Barry Flood Byrd is listed as publisher and is entered at the Win Plipater Virginia post office as second class. The Evening Star Publishing Co publishes daily except Sundays in Winchester Virginia and consolidates with several weekly papers including Morning News Item Weekly News Weekly Times and Weekly Mirror.
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Win Plipater, Va
Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Morning News
The
Weekly News
Weekly ‘Times
Weekly Mirror
Carter Glass for President 1924 Democratic nomination urged
A historical column argues Carter Glass of Virginia as the best choice for the 1924 Democratic presidential nomination. It cites his national leadership, financial acumen, and agricultural knowledge, urging southern support and a candidate who appeals nationally over regional interests.
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United States
Republican Party
Republican’ Party
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New York
Carter Glass
Inia
R Glass
Dewcy
Carter 98
Virginia
Carter
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Indiana
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Glass
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A Mother-in-Law Day Observance Note
Hartford Courant laments official observance designations for special days and weeks. The piece notes reluctance to add to the growing list while acknowledging the existence of such designated times.
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Hartford Courant
Proposed Calendar Days for Family Roles
The writer speculates on adding many family milestone days to the calendar including Mother-in-law Father Grandfather Grandmother Uncle Aunt Brother Sister Step family roles. The piece questions feasibility noting there may be no days left and suggests fathers might concede their day.
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Burnt Factory Neighbors Share Picnic News and Travel
Buried in Burnt Factory Virginia reports share a family visit by C. E. Harbaugh of Washington at his brother W. J. Harbaugh’s home. A large Sunday school picnic drew attendees and a brief heavy rain caused washed and gullied fields but no damage. Residents note relatives visiting from Martinsburg Baltimore Hagers town Collinswood and Stephenson with trips to Staunton and Atlantic City.
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Burnt Factory
C. E. Harbaugh
Washington
W. J. Harbaugh
Laura
Mildred Harbaugh
Martinsburg
Stephenson
Snapp
Brucetown
G. Newcome
Staunton
Nelson Bromley
Atlantic City
Vocational Home Economics Expansion Affects 61 Schools
The 1923 24 plan adds ten state aided and two Smith Hughes departments to white schools and extends state aid to three colored training schools. Vocational home economics will be taught in sixty one schools this year, with total enrollment of 2338 students and 3172 girls in day and evening programs.
Virginia Veterans Endorse Lee Chapel Remodelling Plan
At Roanoke Virginia division United Confederate Veterans endorsed the Washington and Lee University plan to enlarge Lee Memorial Chapel in Lexington amid some opposition. Governor E Lee Trinkle attended as officers were reelected and Major General W B Freeman was acclaimed.
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Roanoke
Freeman
Richmond
Lee
E. Lee Trinkle
W. B. Freeman
Virginia
United Confederate Veterans Organizations
Sons
Homer Atkinson
Lawrence T. Price
Op Bes
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Women of Middle Age Praise Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
A Brooklyn reader testifies four years of use for change of life and other troubles. She reports quiet nerves better sleep and improved appetite and says she has recommended the Vegetable Compound to friends and relatives. The ad touts a fifty year record and urges a fair trial.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Lydia E.pinkham
Mrs. Englemann
Palmetto St
Ridgewood
Brook
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Crane Co. Laboratories
W. Piccadilly St
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North Market Street
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MES & CO
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Fairfax Hotel
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the Nathanson CO
North Main Street
Funk & Son
South Main Street
Snapp Foundry, Inc
North Market St
Forrest Mills Silk West
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E. J. Snapp Bell Phone
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Hamburger’s
N. Main St
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N. Main
J. C. Ashton
Shanghai
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