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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1918
Page
4
The text laments British influence and modern progress in a distant town. It hints at upheaval, electric lights, and drift from old ways, capturing a poetical warning about loss and transformation.
A conveyed diary fragment describes troops in a winter climate, with veterans and officers, mentions private mounts, warm clothing, French welcome, and language barriers amid a snowbound setting. It notes rough buildings and scarce clear details, reflecting war correspondence.
Postmaster Sibert reports strong interest in war savings stamps and war thrift certificates in Winchester with about $3,000 in sales last month. Governor Stuart urges Virginians to support the drive, noting benefits to the government and a 4 percent return on investments as part of the war effort.
The Philadelphia Record prints a photo of Miss Carolyn Stevens of Hoboken with a foot-note praising her service in France. She drove supply ambulances under fire for over a year and was among the first to pass Pershing's men. Theresa Owen returns to Maryland Woman's College after a holiday at her parents' home.
Advance spring models favor straight line effects with waistlines only hinted. A utility dress in navy serge suggests a vest girdle in white satin or broadcloth, trimmed with black soutache braid, and a wide front girdle band.
The article notes the long shoulder frock with close fitting sleeves and the enduring appeal of one piece slipover frocks. It suggests velveteen in dark shades with white or light satin trim as an attractive option and urges careful workmanship for smart results by home dressmakers.
A fashion writer notes slim underskirts with long tunics are in style, making women look better dressed. Dark quiet colors and minimal trimming contribute to tasteful elegance, allowing chic frocks to cost less in effort and money while still using quality materials.
Women employed in crape factories must promise not to perform any housekeeping after hours to keep their hands delicate for sewing. A featured item is a black silk net scarf with gold embroidery and an irregular border of wavy gold threads across the ends.
An advertisement invites readers to request a free booklet on blood health and the blood supply. It promises guidance on maintaining strong blood and avoiding impurities, and touts the history of the world’s first successful blood renew product, sold widely by druggists for over fifty years. Requests should be sent to Swift Specific Co. Dept. A, Atlanta, Ga.
Freff L Glaize owner of three East Washington street residences sells the parcel adjoining Miss Florence Hunter to E Furr of the Jefferson Cooperage Company. Furr plans to move with his family on April 1 in Charles Town.
January brings lagrippe and colds that lay one low with aches fever and fatigue. Mrs Lizzie Tyles of Henderson Kentucky writes that her daughter suffered three weeks until Foley's Honey and Tar relieved her symptoms. Sold everywhere.
A home remedy claims Sage Tea and Sulphur can darken gray hair naturally and evenly. A ready to use Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold in drug stores. apply with a sponge or brush for gradual darkening and a youthful look.
H. H. McDonald of Opequon shares how he was afflicted with a stomach disorder and claims recovery after using a new herb medicine. He says his health is restored and compares his condition to being as sound as a dollar.
H H McDonald of Opequon Virginia tells how Dreco herbal medicine cured years of stomach trouble. He reports rapid relief from pain and loss of appetite, a 20 pound gain, and restored vitality. Drug stores in Winchester report strong sales.
Martinsburg Journal notes Mr and Mrs J C Yeakley have moved from Lupton Farm near Clearbrook Virginia. Ridgeway Charge schedules preaching at ME Church South Arden Paynes Chapel and Derardstown on Sunday January 18 with offerings collected. Pastor WR Hardesty directs services.
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