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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1918
Page
5
A testimonial style ad claims Vinol with beef and cod liver peptones iron and manganese helps tired overworked women gain strength and appetite. A Tennessee farm housewife describes recovery after trying Vinol amid a barrage of claims and endorsements.
Washington December 11. The War Department announced that approximately 17,000 members of the United States Army died of influenza during the epidemic this year. The deaths came from about 350,000 reported cases nationwide.
An advertisement highlights men's and ladies solid gold matches and solid gold filled watches, plus gold filled options. It markets durability and style with emphasis on quality materials and variety for wearers.
London dispatch reports former German emperor William Hohenzollern attempted to poison himself at his Hol tad retreat but was stopped by a staff member who was wounded. Cables cite ongoing depression over loss of throne and fear of extradition and trial.
The American third army continues its advance into Germany reaching a general line from Rolanoch to Brahl, as reported by General Pershing to the War Department.
Copenhagen reports the Nobel Committee will not grant a Nobel Peace Prize this year. officials announced today in Copenhagen.
Telegraph dispatch reports widespread revolutionary agitation in Berlin Hamburg and Munich. Turmoil grips the capitals as authorities struggle to curb influence on soldiers and workers councils amid sharp political tensions.
London December 11 Premier Lloyd George urged women voters in Albert Hall to back a justly stern peace and backed a league of nations. He warned against Alsace Lorraine returning to Germany and said repeating Germanys error would invite future fate.
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