Evening Star of Winchester Virginia Consolidates Local Papers
The Evening Star, published daily except Sunday, announces consolidation with the Morning News, The Weekly News, and The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror. Subscription rates listed, including carrier and advance payment options. Associated Press rights noted for republication of dispatches and local news.
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Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
The
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Associated Press
Back From Over the Hill in Virginia Welfare Progress
Richmond paper highlights Dr. Alexander Johnson’s praise for Virginia’s public welfare reforms. The shift from county almshouses to district homes and hospitalization slashed costs from about 30 to 20 dollars per inmate monthly while expanding care across 67 almshouses, with many to be absorbed or closed.
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Richmond
Virginia
Alexander Johnson
Virginia Department of Public Welfare
J. S. Mastin
Board of State Charities
Johnson
Arthur W. James
Bureau of City and County
Old Dominion
Authorship dispute over wartime poem All Quiet Along the Potomac
A Petersburg citizen questions who wrote All Quiet Along the Potomac Tonight linking Harper's Weekly first publication in 1861 to Mrs Ethel Beers and later defense by Maj Fontaine and poet Addeus Oliver. The Richmond Dispatch credited Beers. Fontaine and Oliver claimed authorship amid ongoing debate.
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Petersburg
Potomac
Mason and Dixon's
Harper's Weekly
Richmond Dispatch
Dispatch
Harper’s Weekly
Perm
Ethel Beers
J. Juamar Fontaine
New
All Jacksoh
Nia
Oliver
Fontaine
Will
Beers
Washington Post War De termination Determination
The fragment notes the Washington Post reporting on a war related decision or determination by authorities. Details are sparse, but the emphasis appears on official assessment and its implications for policy or strategy.
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Washington Post
Army to require two year service from air cadets
The War Department will require all future Kelly Field air trainees to promise two years of service after obtaining a pilot license. It aims to curb graduates leaving for higher pay in commercial flying and to push airlines to create their own training programs, strengthening a military reserve pool.
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Air Corps
Annapore
West Point
Air School
Kelly
Thas
War Department
Kelly Field
Army
Weekly Bible Talk Nehru...? (Cannot determine exact title from fragment)
The author discusses the period four hundred years before Christ when the Jewish church was spiritually dead prior to Malachi. He explains Malachi’s critique of indifference and the tithing duty, notes the misinterpretation of divine rewards, and compares church revival to modern efforts. He warns against uniting denominations into a single center, citing the Jewish crisis and prophetic hope that led to later religious vitality.
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Malachi
Ezra
Hell
Abraham
Nehemiah
Palestine
Jesus Shows Way To Lift Dead Churches To Life
The text recalls how Bible teachings lived in people despite temple leaders abuses. John the Baptist is named as the voice in the wilderness. A promised leader arrives to confront a spiritually dead church and reveal true values beyond money.
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John the Baptist
Jesus
Wanted Civil War Envelopes and Stamps Pre 1880
Advertisement seeks old envelopes and stamps used before 1880. Postpaid Civil War era envelopes. Respond with information to PrP. Box 805 Winchester Virginia or Box 901 Roanoke Virginia. (9-7-25t)
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Winchester
Roanoke
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