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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1917
Page
2
An old time remedy claims to restore natural hair color and add thickness and gloss. The preparation known as Becchhs Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold in drug stores and may darken gray hair after a few applications, presenting a younger appearance. It is not a disease cure.
An authoritative warning describes meat consumption as injurious to kidneys. It claims uric acid overload weakens kidneys and causes back pain, dizziness, insomnia, and rheumatic symptoms. Jad Salts is recommended to flush and neutralize acids, restoring kidney activity.
A Baltimore doctor suggests a simple home treatment for eczema ringworm rashes and itching skin. Use resinol ointment and resinol soap with warm water bath twice daily to soften crusts stop itching and clear the skin.
Mr Gore sought damages for land use with expert estimates from $23 000 down to 1500 the railroad admitted 2250 as proper compensation After commission report customers have 30 days to ex ceptions If no appeal the railroad must pay 2250 to Mr Gore and his sister The railroad plans to proceed with right of way work regardless of further appeals
A Frederick resident rebuts a March 31 Star remark by “Citizen” arguing against railroads in favor of the Northwestern turnpike. The writer asserts lumbermen and farmers need rail service and contends railroads would benefit both workers and commerce, not harm one class.
Mr Richardson praises Winchester and its opportunities and urges immediate mobilization through a modern chamber of commerce. He stresses countywide problems, collective action, and preparedness to drive commercial and social development despite wartime challenges.
A correspondence excerpt shows H. C. Stuart discussing the value of a state census for national readiness. He notes federal action is expected under a new Congress act and promises to provide updates as information becomes available.
Fred A. Richardson of Boston heads the push for a bigger busier city and has guided chambers of commerce in multiple towns. William A. Whiting of New York City aids the drive, with a long record in social welfare and civic groups and ties to eastern commercial firms. Both men voiced strong support for urban development.
News from Relief Virginia lists visits and social gatherings in Wheatfield Welltown Cedarville and Middletown. Families and friends including Branner Wallace Hicks Yeakley Cornwell Pifer and Ridings share Sunday and weekend hospitality. Measles illness noted for Frank Lance. Ford car purchase by Howard Lineberg. Play The Country Doctor performed at Middletown.
Luray Virginia April 4. Town afire with military spirit as the Second Virginia Regiment uses the town as headquarters awaiting mobilization orders. Dayton Band, a major musical military group, is stationed at the Opera House.
An old promotional notice touts Mother's Friend as a prenatal remedy easing abdominal tension and reducing pain during childbirth. It claims less nausea, urges husbands to buy it at the drug store, and offers a free instructional book from the Bradfield Regulator Company in Atlanta for expectant mothers.
The Regiment Band gives daily concerts in Jenneay home to Col. Robert F. Leedy of the Second Regiment. The town is profusely decorated with the Stars and Stripes.
The Evening Star published in Winchester Virginia files ownership and circulation details as of April 1 1917. Publisher Editor Managing Editor and Business Manager are H F Byrd of Winchester. Owner listed as E Bolling Byrd of Winchester. Average issue circulation reported as 3624.
A Ky. reader reports their daughter suffered kidney trouble but was cured after taking Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims the pills strengthen weak kidneys correct bladder trouble ease rheumatic pain backache sore muscles and stiff joints and lists wide availability.
Brucetown notes record Mrs W W Carter entertained at the Opequon home Friday night honoring daughters Mary Lydia and Grace Carter with over fifty guests and a refined supper A surprise party honored Mr and Mrs Thomas Price at the Half Way House with about twenty five attendees and games and refreshments.
Cross Junction Virginia reports the arrival of a daughter Mary Frances Braithwaite born March 27 to Mr. and Mrs. H L Braithwaite. J P Hiett and family from Capon Bridge visited relatives, while Elmer Braithwaite has been ill. Grady Braithwaite was in Berk.
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