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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1926
Page
4
The Evening Star Publishing Company announces a new publisher, Miiky Fiocop Byrd, at the Win st Va post office. The notice lists associate papers and weekly editions including Morning News The Weekly News The Weekly This Weekly Mirror, indicating distribution and calendar details.
The text lists various subscription rates in advance for different terms and carriers. It ends with a religious verse from Isaiah and a personal plea to rely on God for life everlasting.
The Baltimore Sun reports that open playgrounds in July and part of August reduced child deaths to twenty two, far fewer than July 1925 and July 1924. August deaths drop early in the month but seven children died in the final three days of vacation.
The article argues indictments for murder were inevitable four years ago with courage and persistence by authorities. It calls for rehabilitating Jersey justice through public trials, condemns perjury, and urges action before the record closes, insisting there must be justice for the victims and accountability for the crime.
The article notes President Coolidge and family leaving vacation mode to return to the White House. It contrasts relaxed leisure with the onset of state responsibilities and the heavy tasks awaiting the administration. It highlights the balance between personal respite and national leadership duties.
The Richmond News Leader reflects on cities rebuilt after disaster noting Miami's potential rebound while comparing to San Francisco and others. It argues most cities abandoned others never rise, cites deflation fading and real estate encumbrances as hindering development.
The piece recalls St Pauls London and Sir Christopher Wren choosing a central marker after the 1666 fire, linking it to Miami where fallen stones carry the word Resurgam I shall rise again as a testament to resilience and renewed hope after the hurricane.
Daily wholesale and retail price quotes show local wheat and bran, flour, corn meal, and mixed feed noted. Creamery butter and country butter prices appear alongside livestock figures for Baltimore wholesale markets, with cattle calves lambs sheep pigs and other items listed in ranges.
A noted skin specialist says Mentho Sulphur quickly overcomes itching eczema due to its germ fighting properties. The remedy soothes, heals, and clarifies the skin, reducing irritation and torment. Readers are urged to obtain a jar from a druggist or request a free sample.
A Fort Worth Record-Telegram item notes a desirable neighborhood where rents reach about 30 dollars for a house that could fetch 100 dollars and upkeep costs equal twice the property value to maintain local swagger and status.
In medieval times almond oil was produced by distillation from bitter almonds and water. Modern practice relies almost entirely on extracting oil from apricot kernels, replacing the traditional source.
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