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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1918
Page
5
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, pleasant tasting substitute for calomel. It claims the product cleanses the liver, eases headaches and bowel issues, and guarantees relief by morning or money back. It targets bilious, lazy, constipated readers and promises no salivation or sickness.
The Frederick county women's publicity committee urged farmers to invest in Liberty bonds as a patriotic duty and prudent investment. They framed war effort as a national business requiring money and unity, urging equal or greater support in the third loan to sustain freedom and national solidarity.
If I were a farmer I would keep at hand reliable medicines for minor ailments to avoid trips to town. Chamberlain remedies for bowel complaints coughs sprains and stomach troubles would let me treat early signs and prevent serious diseases, offered for sale by all dealers.
Druggist J D Davis of Ridgely Maryland endorses Kilmer Swamp Root after fifteen years of use praising its effects on kidney liver and bladder diseases. The letter dated May 5 1916 confirms strong customer satisfaction and frequent recommendations.
An advertisement urges readers to send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co. for a Swamp Root bottle and a booklet of information. It promises details on large bottles and mentions druggists and stores. The note asks readers to mention the Winchester Evening Star and Star Want ads.
In April 1933 Senator Miles Poindexter warned in the Senate that Bolshevik influence must be crushed within the United States. He cited Tom Mooney’s case to condemn efforts he called blackmail against the government and urged rigid action. The piece notes military officers Rosenberger Jr. and Collins returning to Camp Lee after a posting in Missouri and Petersborg.
A series of school and community gatherings spans April 24 to April 27. Chambersville, Greenspring, Fawcetts Gap, and Branson school house host activities and meetings over the long weekend.
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