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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1917

Page

5

Dreco Promises Cure for Stomach and Kidney Ailments

A flood of testimonials touts Dreco as a natural herbal remedy for stomach catarrh indigestion and kidney and liver troubles. James Oden C L Matlick and others credit quick relief and regained health after taking Dreco, with claims of weight gain restored mobility and renewed energy.

James Oden C. L. Matlick

Funeral of Late Mrs. Eliza Cooper in Mount Pleasant

Mrs. Eliza Cooper, aged 84, died November 20 at her Mount Pleasant home. Funeral held at Southern Methodist Church in Lamps, conducted by Rev. EB Brubaker, with large attendance. She leaves three children, eight grandchildren, ten great grandchildren, and was born in the county. Hymns included Just As I Am and Nearer My God To Thee. Pallbearers named William.

Mount Pleasant Eliza Cooper Star Southern Methodist Church EB. W. Brubaker Amos Cooper Chambersville, Va Etta Lamp Louisa Smith Jesus William

Local Residents Named in Historical List

Smith of Hayfield Joseph Snapp Charles Lupton and William Lupton of Opequon Jefferson Good of Chambersville and John Snapp of Opequon are identified in the record.

Williams Charged Into Aviation Service For Training

Philip Williams son of Mrs Shirley Carter and brother of R Gray Williams left on telegraphic orders to report for training as a flying man in the United States aero plane service. He previously left his Winston-Salem law practice to enlist as gunner's mate at Newport and is awaiting orders at home. He reported to Fort Myer today and will begin training at a U S flying field before advancing to actual aeroplane operation duties.

Philip Williams Shirley Carter R. Gray ‘Williams Nited States Aeroplane Service Williams Winston-Salem N. C Newport United States Naval Reserve Fort Myer United States

Thanksgiving Menu From Camp McClellan for 126th Infantry

Neatly printed menus list the Thanksgiving Day meal for Company 126th Infantry formerly Company I of the Second Virginia at Camp McClellan Anniston Alabama. Oyster soup roast turkey giblet gravy sage dressing mashed potatoes sweet potatoes peas olives pickles celery salad mince pie fruits nuts cigars cigarettes coffee and cocoa are shown.

Sam 126Th Infantry Second Virginia Regiment Winchester Camp McClellan Anniston Ala Louise Spillman Paul C. Spillman

Lima Woman Credits Pinkham Remedy for Return to Health

Mrs Jenniz Moyer of 342 E North St Lima Ohio says she recovered from displacement after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sonative Wash. She reports a previous seven year suffering as a midwife and urges other women to try the tonic made from roots and herbs.

Lima Ohio Lydia E. Pinkham Jenniz Moyer North St

Pastor and Wife Appreciate Thanksgiving Gifts

Pastor R. H. Cline and his wife thank St. Paul’s Lutheran congregation for the donation given before Thanksgiving. They express heartfelt appreciation for the gifts and for the community’s support of their services, asking God to bless the givers.

St. Paul's

Law bars disposal of venison after November thirtieth

The court debates what to do with a venison carcass after November thirtieth as possession remains illegal. Mr Kremer cannot eat nor sell nor give away the meat, only dispose by lawful means, while Mrs Zeb Vance Harris visits Washingtonian relatives on North Braddock Street.

Mr. Kremer Zeb Vance Harris Washington Frank H. Krebs North Braddocktreet

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Dreco Misy Mt. Jackson Miller’s Drag Goethe Street Cumberland Matlick Miller’s C. E. Barrow Ridgeley Maryland and West Virginia Gas Company Keyser Winchester Wet Miller's G. F. Hetzer Mountain View Nursery Co Williamsport Maryland MR. Williams Aviation Corps Teen Uncle Sam Liberty Bond Woman Pinkham Editor The Georgette Cretonne Army Yarn H. K. Green & Bro DR. Hess Hess Miller’s Drug Store Food Conservation Section of Food Administration Moling & Seal Union Bank of Winchester R. M. Swimley Wee Martin Wisecarver Almherst Street
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