Want Candy Cascarets Promised Safe Relief
A fragment notes Cascarets as a pleasant alternative to harsh laxatives for children. It claims Cascarets whiten tongues, taste sour, ease bowels without griping, and cost 10 cents.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1919
Page
3
A fragment notes Cascarets as a pleasant alternative to harsh laxatives for children. It claims Cascarets whiten tongues, taste sour, ease bowels without griping, and cost 10 cents.
A reader from Polk Ohio claims redco Dain cannot sleep at night and reports improvement after three weeks using Poley Kidney Pills for bladder trouble back pain rheumatism. The note asserts the product is sold everywhere and urges households to stock for winter.
The report outlines a federal measure proposing a wage or status increase affecting elite classifications. Details indicate January as the rollout period with adjustments affecting qualified groups and related administrative steps.
CROSS ROADS Virginia Sergeant Lee Fletcher of the United States Army and Miss Peat Gates were married in Romney West Virginia Saturday evening. Fletcher, stationed near San Antonio Texas, had hoped to take his bride to Texas but she chose to finish her school term first. Miss Gates is a teacher from Capon Bridge area.
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline for dandruff removal and healthier hair. It claims immediate dissolution of dandruff particles and notes benefits like soft lustrous hair, reduced itching, and less hair loss with a single ten minute application.
Mrs William F Potter and her daughter Miss Marty Potter sail to Atlantic City. The piece mentions Ming Mexander Barrie visiting at the Potters home on Aspherst Street.
Ramacciotti, a well known fruit merchant in Hagerstown, celebrated 25 years in business this Saturday. He started December 28, 1893, with a small fruit stand on the square and grew by direct grower to merchant sales. He and his brothers, including F Ramacciotti of Winchester, now control much of the regional foreign fruit trade for retailers in the valley.
Treasury data show the 1918 war outlay around 18.16 billion dollars with army and navy shares and civil government needs. Analysts estimate total war debt rising toward 24.5 billion as allies and domestic programs push expenditures higher.
A report notes Billy Sunday challenges any man in the United States to prove he has lived up to Sunday’s teachings and offers to pay the railroad fare from any city to Richmond for a man who substantiates any such charge.
Rosenberger Virginia reports Mr and Mrs James M Frye returning home after Christmas in Washington D C. Mrs J H Ashwood and son Meredith of Stephenson visited Mr J Sapp. Private Ivan Miller returned to Camp Humphrey after a five day furlough. Mrs Charles Frye improves. Mr Arch Frye of Parkersburg West Virginia visiting relatives.
Hin Midway Virginia reports kidney trouble left him weak and nocturia, but after using Drevo the kidneys improved, he now sleeps well and feels the medicine is the finest. Drevo is marketed as a herbal treatment from roots herbs and barks without mineral salts. Available at Miller's Drug Store.
A memorial poem honors Robert Conrad who died at Verdun in October 1918. It recalls youth, love, hope, and sacrifice for liberty and God, praising his manhood and the enduring impact of his short life. The poem by Nancy Byrd Turner reflects on peace, duty, and remembrance.
The World's Works notes two factions emerge in the Russian Socialist party. The Mensheviki or minority are described as moderate revolutionists while the Bolsheviki or majority are presented as the more radical faction.
Few escape a cold in winter and those lucky to have quick recovery. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised for its proven worth and long-standing use in families. Available from all dealers. Mrs. Walter Nail yesterday visits Milton Panter and Mr. and Mrs. John W. Nail on North Main Street.
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla Pepticon and Hood's Pills as a new combined family treatment for wartime illness and general health. It claims to purify the blood build up strength regulate the system and keep the medicine ready at hand for any one in need.
Winchester residents and Mrs W E Harris endorse Dean’s Kidney Pills in home testimonials. Doan’s Kidney Pills praised for backache and kidney trouble relief, with price 60 cents at all stores. Foster Milburn Co. sponsors the product.
An advertisement touts Pape’s Cold Compound as a fast cure for common cold symptoms. It claims it opens stuffed nostrils, stops鼻 discharge, relieves headache and feverishness after two or three doses, and costs two and a half cents at any drug store.
Annual meeting of property holders to be held at 10 a m Saturday January 1 1919 at the office of W Roy Stephenson in an office CHAS R McCANN Secretary.
An advertisement extols Dodson's Liver Tone as a pleasant liver and bowel cleanser superior to calomel. It promises a gentle, effective cleanse with no sickness, claims vegetable ingredients, a morning wakefulness, and a money back guarantee.
An advertisement extols morning internal cleansing with a large glass of hot water and phosphate to flush the stomach liver and bowels. It claims removal of waste, gases and toxins improves appetite and skin by “inside-bathing” before breakfast, urging readers to use a quarter pound of phosphate daily.
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