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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1919
Page
4
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A Charleston News and Courier column argues that associations form the framework of individual lives and exert deep influence similar to environment. It reflects on birthplaces, loyalty to hometowns, and how changing surroundings awaken enduring feelings and memories.
The writer argues Germany, after a harsh military defeat, will focus on manufacturing and labor to win the war. While other nations debate rights and wrongs, Germany Restarts forging, loom, and production with steady discipline, claiming eventual victory as workers resume full effort.
Doctors outline a treatment starting with Calotabs to purify and activate the liver. A single Calotab at bedtime is described as non nauseating, with no food restrictions, aiming to prevent influenza and strengthen defense against pneumonia.
Readable excerpts recount testimonials from individuals in Virginia and West Virginia praising Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Claims describe relief from stomach trouble sleeplessness palpitation thin blood nervous fatigue and gall stones after using the remedy. The letters name places and individuals and emphasize personal transformation.
The Shenandoah Valley Academy held a Friday night banquet in the academy dining hall with decorations in blue and white. Speakers praised the team’s season as Major Lewis awarded football letters to players including Saunders Arthur Taylor Breckenridge and many others. Cadet Shannon of Akron was named captain for 1920 while Charles F. Shannon and Cadet Conaway were noted in attendance. the evening closed with a dance in the gym.
A dated patent remedy claims to loosen chest congestion and dissipate phlegm for grippe like colds. Advertises a safe effect with no after-effects for both adults and children. Prices listed at 60 cents and 1.20 dollars per bottle. Available at roggists.
A 1900s style ad promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a gentle bowel cleanser. It markets relief from biliousness headaches and tongue fur by restoring natural digestion, warning purgatives can be habit forming and touts a 20 cent price.
A notice indicates a meeting or gathering at the Army Hall station with Captain Vi reportedly involved. Details are unclear due to imperfect text but imply a formal call to attendance or participation.
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