Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Natural Hair Color
An old time remedy revived for fading gray hair using Sage and Sulphur. The 50 cent Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound is now sold in drug stores with added ingredients to darken hair naturally. Users dampen a sponge and apply strand by strand to fade grayness by morning. It’s advertised as a cosmetic, not a disease treatment.
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Wyeth
Patient notes kidney and bladder symptoms linked to pains
Backache and rheumatic pains attributed to disordered kidneys and bladder. Mrs. Thos. H. Davis of Montgomery Indiana reports her improvement after treatment, noting relief without fancy measures.
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Thos. H. Davis
Montgomery
Ind
Dandruff Cure Promoted With Arvon Liquid
An advertisement claims four ounces of Arvon liquid dissolved in a night treatment will remove dandruff by morning. It promises to stop itching and leave hair fluffy and glossy, noting the product is inexpensive and widely available.
Special election on widening Water Street Winchester 1918
The Common Council orders a special election on April 16 1918 to decide whether the city shall tax to acquire land needed to widen Water Street from Loudoun to Indian Alley. It outlines condemnation, property parcels, ballot wording, election procedures, and publication duties.
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Water Street
City of
Winchester
Water and
Advan Pees
Ndian Alley
Loudoun
Indian Alley
Oide
Ne Ae
Stewart Bell
Loudoun and
Water Streets
Virginia
Loudoun Street
Bell
Misses Marianna
Margaretta Miller Et Als
Miller
Harloc Brothers
Lawa
Main
Electoral‘ Board
Electoral Board
Funeral of Late Mr. B. F. Gruver
Funeral services for B F Gruver were held Thursday at 11 in the United Brethren Church conducted by Rev R N Young. Speeches by Rev Dr A S Hammack and Rev J C S Myers. Eight Gruver children attended. six sons served as pallbearers. Attendees included relatives from Marion Pa Inwood W Va Martinsburg Va and Washington DC with others from Strasburg Front Royal Stephenson City White Post.
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Calvin Etter
Grace
Etter
Rena Wagner
Marion
Clayton Martin
St. Thomas
Harry
John Baker
David N
Samuel Snider
Mary Snider
Elva McCleary
Chambersburg
J. R. Collis
A. S. Hammack
Dayton
J. C. 8. Myers
Inwood
W. F. Gruver
Martinsburg
W. Va
Rob
Rob__ St. and Messrs. B. N
I. S. Gruver
Washington, D.C
Strasburg
Front Royal
Stephens City
White Post
Charles Steele
J. H. Gruver
United Brethren C
Reliance Graded School
Frank Grover
Camp Lee
Clarke County Liberty Loan Drive Kickoff at Opera House
A mass meeting in Clarke Opera House Clarke County on Saturday launched the third Liberty Loan drive and formed the Clarke county central war relief committee. Rev Earle Wilfley and R Gray Williams gave stirring talks as patriotic decor and posters were arranged by Mrs Province McCormick. Local notes mention residents A B Tucker studying in Washington and others returning from Baltimore and North Carolina visits.
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Barryville
Clarke County
Clarke Opera House
Liberty
Central
A. B. Tucker
Episcopal Eye, Bar and ‘Throat Hospital
Washington
W. M. S. Hammond
W. W. C. Willson
Baltimore
Anne Schrey
Frederick
Ellen McGill Baker
Edward Harris
Edward
North Carolina
Methodist appeal urges support for third Liberty Loan
April 12. The national war council of the Methodist Episcopal Church issues an appeal by Bishop Theodore S. Henderson urging Methodist funds and prayers for the third Liberty Loan. The message cites two hundred thousand Methodist men under arms and notes twenty thousand pastors đã been reached by the church campaign.
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Philadelphia
Methodism
Theodore S. Henderson
National War Council of the
Methodist Episco
Pal Church
Appel
Europe
National War Council of the Church
Liberty bond drive voiced for every American home
A wartime appeal urges universal display of Liberty bonds in American households. The message emphasizes patriotism and financial support for the war effort, urging citizens to participate through local bonds and public campaigns.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Bowel Cleanse
The ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural laxative with no griping or unpleasant effects. It claims a 17 year research background, targets bowel and liver issues and bad breath, and recommends one or two tablets nightly for a week. Prices listed 10 and 25 cents per box.
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Edwards
Peru
Wards
F. M. Edwards
Market Report Summary for Winter Wheat and Live Poultry
Market report shows winter wheat flour retail at 11.00 and spring wheat at 13.00 per unit. Corn 4.50 per barrel, cracked corn 2.00 per bushel, middlings 2.76 per 100, bran price unclear, barley feed 3.40, No 1 timothy hay 27.00 per bale. Butter and eggs priced. live poultry values listed. hay values include No 1 timothy 32.50 and mixed 31.59.
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Timothy
Virginia
Potatoes urged as substitute for wheat flour campaign
A state food administrator telegram urges Winchester’s city administrator Shirley Carter to strongly promote potato eating to relieve the wheat shortage. The message cites Hoover’s request to use potatoes where possible for the potato campaign and notes potatoes can help sustain the army navy and allies.
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Shirley Carter
City of
Win
Herbert Hoover
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