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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1917
Page
4
Consolidated mail matter for Winchester Virginia edition. Publication records show weekly notices and local matter for 2nd day of the month.
In a rare show of cross branch influence, Congressman Flood was chosen to introduce the resolution in the House while Senator Martin handles the Senate. The piece reflects a turning point as Virginian officials seek to steer national policy through both chambers.
The letter from N. G. and Mount Williams, Va, argues for roads to be macadamized from shore to shore, funded by Winchester and Pa Frederick to improve ditches and travel. It claims better health, fewer barrooms, and brighter towns when the bone law ends liquor, with teamsters and farmers benefiting from improved back roads and no fowling.
A fragment describes a patriotic demonstration as six Supreme Court members sit before the speaker’s stand and the audience remains silent during the address in the House chamber.
President Wilson’s wartime speech draws deafening applause as he frames Germany’s aggression and urges immediate steps to mobilize defense. Senators La Follette Lane and Cummins withhold early support while Chief Justice White and Justices clap during calls for a 500000 man universal service army and allied unity.
A 10 cent Cascarets advertisement promises relief from liver and bowel distress. The article then reports on the President’s address to Congress praising democracy, outlining war aims, and urging unity with Allied powers. It notes reactions from senators and diplomats and details possible military and financial measures.
Mrs D J Bush of Charles Town West Virginia advertises Nature Cures with a claim that the doctor takes the fee. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds, stating it loosens mucus aids coughing and helps Nature restore health, available from all druggists.
A new material called vulcanized fiber resembles horn in surface and offers numerous benefits as an insulator. It is pliable and can be sawed bent or punched, with many electrical appliances now made from tubes rods and sheets produced by the manufacturer.
An article promotes Sarsaparilla and Peptiron Pills as the ideal treatment to purify blood, expel poisons, and restore strength during illness. It touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a long trusted remedy and urges beginning the regimen today for better health and appetite.
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