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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1924
Page
4
The Evening Star lists Democratic ticket candidates John W. Davis for president and Charles W. Bryan for vice president with Thomas W. Harrison named for Congress in the Seventh District. Also included are subscription prices and carrier rates, with publishing credits and Associated Press use policy noted.
fragments argue farmer bankruptcies rose in 1923 and again last year and fault deflation on Republican policy. They claim tariffs raised prices for farmers while deflating their income and lament government reports and party blame.
A government report on Virginia apple production shows a 403 000 barrel increase over last year, bringing total output to about 1 850 000 barrels. Farmers blame overestimation for lower prices, especially hurting small growers who store fruit awaiting accurate figures and policy actions.
Partial OCR fragment from the Danville Virginia Register hints at a dispatch or editorial note moving toward the Richmond edition. Text is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or events to anchor a full summary.
A Virginia editorial defends the Democratic strength of the state against the Times-Dispatch critique of government as a machine. It mocks the paper's claim to leadership and questions its call for a “she-woman government” while highlighting the party’s broad base and voter autonomy.
A playful verse on ignoring keep off signs and seeking forbidden grass. It contrasts free roaming with cautionary boasts about drinking, mocking rules while noting consequences of overindulgence and reckless behavior. The piece mixes rural imagery with humorous urges and social satire.
A free eight page World supplement titled The Mazaroff Mystery by J B Fletcher debuts next Sunday. The special feature promises a thrilling detective tale by a leading writer and urges advance ordering for readers and collectors.
Winchester resident A. G. Swanson of Main Street describes backache and sluggish kidneys. He credits Doan's Pills with relieving pain, improving comfort, and ending daily fatigue after using the stimulant diuretic from Dean brothers, Buffalo.
Toshio Fujiwara, a Tokyo author and businessman with U S ties, publishes a book titled Will There be War Between Japan and America. It outlines Roosevelt's threats, anti Japanese movements in the United States, and Japan's future course, drawing favorable notices from critics.
A ball game is organized at Mount Williams on a Saturday in September to aid a young man badly injured during a Mount Williams game against Timber Ridge. Organizers urge attendance to support the rescue fund and defray medical costs.
The Christian Endeavor Society of Pleasant Valley United Methodist Church will hold a youth meeting at the church hall. Organizers invite local young people to join, with activities and a brief devotional planned for the evening.
The church announces a special program Friday evening September 19 at 8 o'clock. The Rev. Mr. Collis of Inwood will be present. R. Ludwig, Pastor.
Testimonial from Mrs. C. F. Sager of Wardensville West Virginia praises Vendol for improving sleep appetite and energy. The ad claims Vendol relieves indigestion headaches dizziness and other ailments through herbs and roots. Sold locally in Winchester by Franck Baker and Son and other nearby retailers.
A vintage health blurb urges gentle kidney care with Jad Salts a lemon grape acid lithia mix. It promotes daily lax hydration and physician checks twice yearly to keep kidneys active and reduce bladder irritation.
Washington dispatch reports J H Roebush nominated by a Republican district convention to oppose Representative T W Harrison in the forthcoming election. Roebush a Shenandoah Collegiate Institute teacher in Dayton Virginia. Harrison to stress national issues. Unconfirmed capital rumor suggests Ku Klux Klan support for Roebush in the district.
An advertisement proclaims common middle age latch relates to nervous conditions and irritability and claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps. It notes its broad use with data suggesting benefit to many women. references large readership and widespread efficacy.
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