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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1920
Page
3
A sensational advertisement touts Aspironal as a superior treatment for colds and flu. It claims approval by European and American army surgeons, promises rapid relief within minutes, and offers refunds if the cold does not fade. It urges pharmacists to stock the product and advertises a child friendly formulation.
Nemo reflects on the new year and past years, urges self examination, and recalls local figures including Isaac W. Russell and Captain E. D. Woodbury. The piece also honors Camillus Baker, Winchester poet, noting his stature and verse while recalling wartime letters and literary ties to The Star.
A statewide drive to raise a half million dollars for Roanoke College endowment and equipment gains momentum. Dr. W H Greever leads the campaign with Dr J J Scherer and Rev W Link active in Shenandoah Valley efforts, with alumni leader L M Robinette coordinating statewide support. Carter Glass praises the college’s growth and the ongoing fundraising drive to keep it ahead among southern institutions.
Fragmentary ad copy touts a tonic called Fond claiming to prevent weakness and improve vitality. It emphasizes purity and health benefits while listing broad, vague cures and urging immediate use. The text uses garbled spelling and promotional tone.
Mrs. J. W. Stryker of 115 South Main street reports backache relief and quick kidney relief after using Deans Kidney Pills. She credits the product with easing long standing pain and says her life improved since starting the treatment. She notes prior symptoms included severe back weakness and difficulty in daily chores.
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