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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1918
Page
8
Reported notice urges immediate sale of Chamberisin by mail. Text indicates first symptoms and calls for rapid distribution. Authorities warn against unsanctioned medical products and emphasize safety and legal compliance.
An advertisement touts Zemo antiseptic liquid as a fast relief for itching and irritation. It claims to soften skin overnight and is safe for tender or sensitive skin. The product is sold by E. W. Rose Co. in Cleveland, Ohio.
Legislation to extend enemy alien restrictions to German women in the United States is being drafted and could be enacted promptly. Congressional leaders have assured the Department of Justice that it will be enacted before the nationwide registration of unnatu ralized Germans begins the week of February 4, with women likely included in the census.
An advertisement extols an external application "Mid Friend" to ease pregnancy strain and improve abdominal skin elasticity. It promotes the Bradfield Regulator Co. booklet "Motherhood and the Baby" and claims products like "Mother's Prierit" and "Mother's song" are safe aids, urging readers to write for free information.
The Clarke County Choral Society staged a war song recital at the Marke Opera House for Y M C A fund drives. The program featured pieces like America over There and Keep the Home Fires Burning with solos and choruses, plus a violin trio and a trombone solo.
A Danville resident describes a long battle with indigestion constipation dizziness heartburn and catarrh that improved after using Dreco a new herbal medicine. She urges others with similar troubles to try it and notes many local women have also praised Dreco. Milier's Drug Store in Winchester distributes the remedy widely.
The funeral of Thurman LaFollette, 29, of Enon Springs was held at Shiloh Church with Rev. Marshall officiating. He was the son of Baxter LaFollette, married in Illinois, and returned here last fall seeking health. He leaves a widow, two children, his parents, one brother, and seven sisters. Weather halts grading on the Winchester and Western Railroad through the area.
The iron tonic Peptiron blends iron with pepsin nux celery gentian and other tonics to aid digestion energy and nerve strength. Take one or two pills after meals for anemia weak blood and nerve debility with quick, remarkable results.
This ad urges readers to have watches overhauled oiled and cleaned in January to ensure dependable service during 1918. It promotes high grade watch and jewelry repairs at moderate rates and positions the shop as the best choice for timely service.
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