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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
2
Doctors and druggists tout Calotabs as the fastest cure for colds and a preventive against influenza and pneumonia by keeping the liver active. The advertisement claims Calotabs are nausea free, mildly laxative, and do not upset digestion or appetite. Each nightly tablet comes in sealed packaging for thirty five cents with money back guarantee.
William Jennings Bryan and Richmond Pearson Hobson will tour Virginia in January to promote Anti-Saloon League law enforcement and world-wide prohibition. The trip was announced at State Director T. C. Carrington's office. Congressman Upshaw of Atlanta will speak tonight in Roanoke.
Officials and stockholders praise the Hagerstown via Frederick Railway Company after its six month period of expansion following the acquisition of the Northern Virginia Power Company. The banking syndicate issued 650 000 in bonds while Potomac Power and dam projects expand supply with half of power now generated from water power.
Secretary Daniels announced the main Atlantic fleet will depart eastern seaports on January 8 for Guantanamo. The Pennsylvanian flagship will lead 56 dreadnoughts, many destroyers, submarines, and two aviation ships with naval flying units aboard.
The King's Daughters urge donations for the parish farm to Mrs. George E. McCartney at 315 North Kent Street by Monday evening.
Irregular or delayed cycles promoted as safe and dependable. Not sold in drug stores. Free information and particulars available from National Medical Institute located in Wisconsin. Readers urged to write for relief and details.
Winchester Garage Inc announces postponement of its formal opening due to bad weather. The new date is Friday night January 2 with a program of local music and singing followed by dancing. Free car storage is offered through January 2 and admission is free to all.
Notice announces the move of the Nes Canes paint shop from J. S. Gulliday's shop to Parker's Garage in Stephens City Virginia. C. L. Gulliday signs the notice dated December 15.
An advertisement by Dr Fahrney of Hagerstown Maryland offers free preliminary medical advice for chronic diseases and deformities. He claims unique expertise and invites readers to send their name for guidance. A line notes regular Star subscribers should not pay the carrier.
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