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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1919
Page
6
Fatty Arbuckle promotes his latest comedy Love as brand new and rich with tickling gags. The Empire screens Love tonight and tomorrow with Wallace Reed in Too Many Millions as the accompanying feature.
Rev. Dr. A C Fellman of the Brooklyn Mission of Hebrews will talk on Evangelization of the Hebrews at Braddock Street Methodist Church South Sunday at 8 o clock. He tours the country promoting his race and has spoken widely, bringing a message on what his race has done and what others owe them. He is educated and speaks four languages. The Hebrews of the city and the public are invited.
War Department announced an early convoy for the Twenty-ninth Division known as Blue and Gray. The unit comprises Virginia Maryland New Jersey Delaware and District of Columbia guardsmen including Winchester’s Company I. It had been slated to return in June.
Private Fred D. Mills of the United States Army arrived in this country from France and surprised his mother Mrs. Kate Mills in Winchester. The reunion occurred at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad station as Mills, who faced trench foot in service, was warmly welcomed after his return from Camp Lee Virginia.
An Associated Press dispatch from Treves dated April 23 reports Secretary of War Baker and a House military affairs committee including Judge T. W. Harrison of Winchester joined General Pershing to review troops of the Eighty-ninth Division. They were en route to Coblenz to inspect American Army camps.
A wartime era style ad highlights Nerv-Worth liquid and Nerv-Worth Laxative Tablets as a joint remedy for nervous debility intensified by winter and influenza. The ad promises a dollar back if the product fails and notes Miller's Drug Store in Winchester as the seller.
North Main street merchants Moling and Seal display a large red white and blue window to promote the Victory loan. Campaign literature and posters accompany the celebratory storefront arrangement.
A small classified item notes a sale notice for Billa printed at Star Office. Details are limited in the fragment.
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