Winchester Evening Star Advertising Rates
The Winchester Evening Star lists subscription prices and delivery options. It shows rates by mail and by carrier for one year six months three months and one month, along with weekly rate details. The note indicates publication frequency and organizational details of the newspaper.
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Winchester Evening Star
H. F. Byrd, JR
Winchester
Evening Star Publishing Co
Virginia
Cssseees
Advertising Rates Classifieds and Display Rates
Classifieds charge two cents per word with minimum twenty five cents. Cash accompanies copy. Display ads with border due by 10 A M on publication day. Transient rate forty two cents per inch. National ad reps listed. Associated Press rights noted. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 24 1937.
Where's the Advantage
A compact reflection on the biblical question of value and identity. The phrase contrasts worldly gain with losing one’s self before divine judgment.
Television's Money Problem and Maury in the News
The piece notes BBC funding struggles a year after Alexandra Palace telecasts with license fees and high production costs. It contrasts British TV financing with US private broadcasting and mentions Lieutenant Maury’s scientific contributions and recognition in Bow's Review.
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Atlanta Journal
British Broadcasting Company
Joseph Grigg
London
New York Sun
Alexandria Palace
Britishroadcasting Company
Alexandra Palace
BBC
Grigg
United States
England
Maury’s Countries and the Navy’s Growth
The Richmond Times-Dispatch reflects on Maury and the Pathfinder as symbols of naval strength and science. It notes the U S Navy’s vast funding and asks whether such power aligns with peaceful commercial life and ocean exploration.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
Valhalla
Richmond Naval Reserves
Navy
Commodore
Atlantic Plateau
Fontaine Maury
Light and Life in Radiology Weighs On Chicago Meeting
Radiologists from around the world gathered in Chicago to discuss the rapid advances in radiology. The talks covered X-rays radium and their use in diagnosing heart lungs and the digestive tract as well as treatments for gas gangrene toxic goiter and cancers. The piece links light and life to scientific progress and ponders future insights toward a deeper human and cosmic understanding.
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Radiologists
Chicago
Niels Bohr
Bird’s nest fire sparked by smoking bird in Fremont
Firemen hurried to Earl Grants home in Fremont to fight a blaze but found a nest burning 35 feet up a tree. Fireman Willis Lind climbed Bee Street and doused the flaming nest after noting the bird apparently carried a lit cigarette butt to its nest.
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Neb
Earl Grant
Willis Lind
Bee
Officials Seek Extra Marines After Shanghai Shooting
Officials in Ja part of an international sett in Shanghai request additional marines following the shooting of three by Chinese nationalists. King Edward VIII visits the Scottish highlands with Mrs. Ernest Simpson and the Rogers at his castle. Baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Lloyd of Berryville Clarke county.
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International
Shanghai
China
Edward VIII
Ernest Simpson
Rogers
Stacy Lloyd
Berryville
Clarke County
Roosevelt and Progressives Hissed at New York Convention
Voters in Winchester choose dry status again by 472 to 277 in the liquor option election. A gale caused over 250000 dollars in orchard damage locally and nearby. A national firm markets swimming units to cover hands and prevent water rushing through the stroke.
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Roosevelt
Progressive Party
New York
Winchester
New Fall Boys Clothing Line Announced
Horsey and Atwell unveil a fall winter collection with double seats and knees for boys. The report cites a New York Journal note on Prof John Atkinson arriving to work on restoring Charles B Rouss sight. Baltimore leads Boston in baseball standings as hopes rise for Baltimore to win the title. House numbering project resumes after a long delay to improve door to door mail delivery.
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Horsey
Atwell
New York Journal
John Atkinson
England
Charles B. Rouss
Baltimore
Boston
Zachary Taylor Born in 1784 Historic Event
A historical notice notes the birth of Zachary Taylor on September 24, 1784, marking the birth of the future U.S. president and signaling a key milestone in early American leadership.
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Zach
Open Forum Questions Brucetown Parsonage Move
Letter questions the relocation of the Brucetown Southern Methodist parsonage and criticizes the process as communal and costly. The writer cites court involvement, accuses leaders of seeking fame, and recalls longtime parishioners and past ministers while urging caution before debt. Clearbrook Virginia September 18 1937.
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the Star
Brucetown
F. A. Strother
J. P. Stump
J. L. Kibler
L. R. Jones
C. H. Buchannon
H. V. Wheeler
O. D. Lambert
J. L. O'Connell
Clearbrook
Answers to readers questions from a 1937 column
A compilation of Q and A style entries covering diverse topics. Negro policemen counts and public officers. racing fraud claims. Thousand Islands geography. Gobind Behari Lil’s bio. autumn start date. Will Rogers' son’s paper. kidnapping penalties. PTA president. passenger miles. neon tubing. U.S. Capitol cost and value. body composition. Walt Whitman’s recognition. auto hand signals. Man o’ War details. South African diamonds. dual primary filings. fish hearing. grasshopper egg density. Louella Parsons marriage.
Washington hints of trade deals during Roosevelt visit
The piece argues President Roosevelt may press Canada for better treaty terms and tax parity. It notes U S government hopes for a more favorable commercial framework, while Canada quietly assists tax enforcement and the talk of a broader international economic conference grows.
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North American Newspaper Alliance, Inc
Washington
Roosevelt
Victoria
British Columbia
United States
State Department
Great Britain
Canada
State Moore
Hull
South America
Senate
Memphis
Wallace
Ambition and romance test Mari in Paris hard choices
Mari seeks to become a big business woman with Anetka's wary backing. Anetka urges social ease, vacation, and a European view of marriage while questioning Mari's impulsiveness and friendship with Mark as a potential safety net. The pair discuss love, duty, and future plans.
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Anetka
Sergei
Marie
Tony
America
Cherie
Paul
Petite
Paris
New York
Darling
Mark
Nice
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