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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1920
Page
3
The article explains rheumatism worsens in different weather for individuals due to variations in uric acid levels. It notes that blood needs attention for permanent results in treatment and mentions stiffness neck and lumbago as symptoms.
Members of Braddock Street M. E. Church South Young People’s Missionary Society will meet at Miss Lucy Sprint’s home 321 South Main Street on Monday April 5 at 7 30. The gathering is an Easter occasion and all members are urged to attend with new members welcome to join.
Mrs. Harry R. Kern of this city has shown considerable improvement after undergoing special treatment at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia, according to relatives and friends.
The piece critiques Mrs Pankhurst and militant suffragists amid debate on US neutrality. It notes opposing suffrage clubs, calls for peace, and quotes Ida Tarbell on war and women’s influence. The column recalls 1890s Winchester night watchmen and voting limits, contrasting past and present civic norms.
A fragment from Lowell Massachusetts recounts a testimonial for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female ailments. It weaves in Civil War memory, quotations on laziness, and a call to say no to temptation, urging moral restraint and self discipline.
Dr Burkhart uses a claimed remedy named Vereta Ble Compound to treat a range of ailments includingmatame de grande GY remedies and constipation. The text lists chronic issues such as catarrh and general stomach trouble with aim to persuade readers of the treatment’s efficacy. Incoherent misspellings and odd phrasing indicate an advertisement rather than a medical report.
Rev. Dr. W. Talaferro Themi a Confederate veteran born in Frederick County and raised in St Joseph Missouri died at Hancock. He served under General Price in Missouri during the Civil War and later lived in the Washington area.
Miss Mary McFadden leaves for Davis West Virginia for six weeks of new Red Cross Hygiene and Home Care of the Sick classes. John Marston of Baltimore visits Hugh K Green at his parents’ home on South Washington Street for Easter vacation. Miss Rosalie Cox visits Dorothy Green while Mrs Horace Davie goes to Washington.
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