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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
2
A 19th century style health blurb urges both men and women to drink a morning hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this internal sanitation improves skin tone and overall vigor, warning against constipation headaches and bad breath.
Mrs. Walter C. Allamong of 702 North Market street says she has new proof that her son Corporal Harry Allamong of Company I 116th Infantry is alive and recovering in a French base hospital after an October wound. He wrote Nov 12 saying he was improving. earlier reports of his death were corrected.
The War Department casualty list names Private George Barrow Grim of Stephens City as died of disease. Also listed are Private Charles E. Darlington of Winchester severely wounded with next of kin Miss Nettie Darlington of 454 North Main St, and Private Raleigh W Bitner of Ridgeway West Virginia severely wounded with next of kin Mrs Rachel Bitner of Ridgeway.
The ad extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a proven, reliable treatment for winter colds and coughs. It claims many families have used it for years with the best results and notes it is sold by all dealers.
Mr and Mrs J T Brubbs of North Braddock Street report Kinzel Grubbs of the American expeditionary forces has sent six letters this week after a long period with no word. The latest letter arrived shortly after.
A fragment notes a gun company and his battalion enduring intense combat in a recent engagement. He escaped injury and claimed their unit faced severe fighting in the later stages of the battle, with lingering concerns about status.
D. Martin and his son arrived in Winchester today on business. Martin is a prominent orchardist from Washington County Maryland, owning two fine orchards with diverse apple varieties and substantial underground fruit storage.
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