Evening Sun Star Consolidates Winchester News Items
The Evening Sun Star merges Winchester Virginia notices with Morning News Item Weekly News Weekly Times and Weekly Mirror content. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use of dispatches and local news published by the paper. Subscriptions and advertising representatives are listed for various regions.
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Morning News
The
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Associated Press
Reign
Christ for All All for Christ Tenls God Tenls God
Fragmentary religious text cites Psalm for safety while asleep. Appears as devotional line with varied capitalization and misspelled phrases. No clear event or人物 names or organizations identified.
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Christ
Maine election shocks Republican barometer shift
The Maine September vote, long seen as a Republican barometer, produced a Democratic governor and two of three congressmen as Democrats. The result fuels speculation that a Democratic national victory in November is likely, raising questions for New Jersey Ohio Indiana and others and suggesting only a handful of states may remain with Republicans.
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Maine
New New Jersey
Ohio
Indiana
Lord Jim hoax story challenges Conrad's tale
The New Statesman and Nation article by Petronella Elphinstone argues the real Lord Jim never jumped and that the man known as Andrews, a young first mate, slept through the wreck while the ship’s officers fled.
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New York Herald Tribune
Conrad
Marlow
Lord Jim
Red Sea
Petronella Elphinstone
New Statesman and Nation
Singapore
Miss Elphinstone
Reavens
Rescue Ends Near-Fatal Incident as Andrews Survives
In a harrowing scene a threatened bulkhead posed mortal danger to Mr. Andrews, who waited with his charges for a probable death. Rescue arrived and he survived, earning praise from the court of inquiry.
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Mr. Andrews
Racketeering as a Persistent Social Ills Across Professions
The piece defines racketeering as the abuse of power for illicit gain, comparing business magnates to Al Capone. It cites textile manufacturers threatening state boycotts, Governor Pollard’s stance on enforcing laws, and outlines labor and liquor racketeers leveraging profits and easy murder avoidance via the automobile. It argues racketeering persists until service replaces greed.
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al Capone
Virginia
Pollard
College And The Pay Check
Dr John Wilcox of Detroit City College told freshmen that chasing money is the poorest reason to seek higher education A good education should teach aims beyond salary and should not hinge on future earnings The piece argues long term growth beyond immediate payoffs matters more than a big paycheck after graduation
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John Wilcox
Detroit City College
Rainfall totals for the year and monthly normals
Precipitation in the past 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. shows none. September to date adds 0.88 inches, year to date 25.19 inches. Monthly normals from 19 years of Winchester Laboratory records: January 2.36, February 1.95, March 2.70, April 3.17, May 3.58, June 3.39, July 3.50, August 3.54, September 2.20, October 2.87, November 2.14, December 2.39.
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Winchester Laboratory
Reynolds Store Notes
Community notes from Reynolds Store Virginia list visitors from nearby towns and states. Names include Elson Oates Henry Braithwaite and many local families with Shenk Batt Catlett Omps Shade Brannon, and Bade tied to Winchester Gore Gerrardstown Chestnut Grove and Great Cacapon. Several relatives and guests visit, and typhoid fever illness is noted.
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Berkeley Springs
W. Va
C. W Moore
George Shade
H. B. Dick
E. D. Shenk
Clark
Chestnut Grove
James Brannon
Winchester
C. B. Brannon
C. M. Copenhaver
Elizabeth Batt
J. Catlett
Ray Calvert
Earl Farmer
T. Adams
Gainesboro
Wise Evelyn Carpenter
Gore
Ernest Batt
Washington
I. D. Shade
Charles Ambrose
Illinois
Joseph Catlett
C. W. Moore
H. C. Reynolds
C. C. Reynolds
Philadelphia
Hidden crypt at Beggar's Court deepens Severn mystery
Jim Wynter and Bill Grayson uncover a concealed doorway in the Beggar's Court ruins beneath an ivy masked wall. They descent to a crypt behind an oak door and suspect Dr. Martell of recent, covert visits while tying Martin to guarding the site. Sant returns with news from Trayne.
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Katharine Faring
Frank Severn
Russia
Paul Federoff
England
Federoff
Monksilver
Severn
Jim Wynter
Creyke
Wynter
Martell
Sant
Katharine
Beggar's Court
Bill Grayson
Martin
Ww'10
Jim
Bill
London
Cairo
Beggar’s Court
Staines
San
Trayne
Sam
Local Market Report Shows Mixed Price Quotes Across Classes
The Star lists daily corrected wholesale and retail prices for dairy feed, corn, and butter, with entries for hens young chickens and leghorns, cattle including steers calves and sheep, plus pigs. Retail lines show dairy feed at 1.60 to 1.20, country and creamery butter around 15 to 26 cents, and various feed products priced per unit.
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Oscaas
Terrier Puppy Awarded To Ruby Landacre
Ruby Landacre won an eleven week old thoroughbred terrier puppy at the Palace Theatre on Saturday. The program, ongoing for two weeks, rewards children attending Saturday shows with dogs from Affleck Kennels Grimes Va. Each puppy comes with AKC papers. Next Saturday another terrier will be awarded during a Hoot Gibson Western thriller.
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Ruby Landacre
West Clifford Street
Palace Theatre
Ruby
Palace
Affleck
Grimes
American Kennel Club
New York City
Hoot Gibson
Bank acquires ice skating palace in $600000 foreclosure
A New York bank has acquired an ice skating palace through a foreclosure valued at $600,000. The move highlights a rare real estate asset flip as lenders seize property amid financial stress.
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New York
Natex credited with life saving recovery in Salem ad
Mrs. F. W. Lawrence of Route 1 Salem Virginia claims Natex restored her health after bedridden weeks and sinking spells. The advertisement asserts Natex relieves fatigue, indigestion, biliousness, dizziness, headaches and rheumatism and urges readers to try the herb tonic, noting higher price but greater value. It lists People's Service Drug Store and other druggists as sellers.
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F. W. Lawrence
Route 1
Salem
Hemroid: Internal remedy cures piles by restoring blood flow
The ad claims internal Hemroid remedy removes the cause of piles by improving circulation in the lower bowel. It asserts salves cannot help and promises relief from itching bleeding or protruding piles with a prescription by Dr J S Leonhardt and a money back guarantee. Baker's Drug Store promotes Hemroid tablets.
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J S Leonhardt
Baker’s
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