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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1917
Page
4
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Thomas W. Law testimony on a leak in the publication of the President’s Peace note provokes strong criticism. Law, a controversial figure, is accused of profiting from notoriety. Critics question his Washington visit and claims about insider information from Chairman Henry.
The Carlisle Evening Sentinel argues war prices drive high cost of living and urges peace efforts to restore normal conditions. It stresses relief of American burdens and questions Belgium’s restoration compared to feeding Americans during wartime. It also references Mrs R and Lydia Pinkham patent medicine ads amid health concerns.
An editorial notes that rising costs may slow marriage rates, citing San Francisco data where marriages fell from 6879 in 1915 to 5790 in 1916. It argues ancestors faced hardship without delaying marriage, while modern youth fear expensive housing, furniture, clubs, and travel, postponing vows for a secure future.
Poetic column urges readers to endure the cold season and look forward to spring. Mentions winds frost winter drear and the relief of nightingales and roses to come. Encourages perseverance through wood heat and daily toil until warmer weather arrives.
Ancient advertisement describes Pope's Diapepsin as a harmless remedy for indigestion. It claims the medicine digests foods in minutes, easing sourness gas and upset stomachs and allows eating favorite foods without fear. A large case costs fifty cents at drug stores.
A whimsical poem by Walt Mason encourages optimism despite dreary days. He mocks weather woes and noisy insects, urging readers to cheer as spring approaches and troubles fade.
The area from the Shenandoah Valley to Texas is blanketed by sleet and snow with icy sidewalks still hazardous. Farmers anticipate a bumper wheat crop if conditions remain favorable, while transport remains difficult and some grain remains unsold due to impassable roads.
Roanoke Virginia secretaries of the fair circuit held their annual meeting with many attendees. Officers reelected include John L. Vaughn president G K Carr vice president and C B Ralston secretary treasurer. Fairs run from August 28 to October 19 at multiple cities including Ranford Staunton Galax Oakhill Marion Roanoke Lynchburg Richmond Danville Harrisonburg Petersburg Charlottesville and South Boston.
Announcement lists Mount Pleasant Church at 10.30 a m and Mount Zion at 3 with services in the Sunday schedule. Other details are incomplete but indicate a slate of sermons next Sunday.
Washing the skin rubbing calves and lotions will not cure eczema. The letter promotes a fifty year old S. S. S. remedy to cleanse and strengthen the skin and claim it restores vigor. Free advice offered from the Swift Specific Co Medical Department Atlanta Ga with request for genuine product.
A Gaithersburg Maryland office was entered Sunday night and checks and cash totaling about 1100 dollars were stolen. Sheriff Gaither dispatched Deputy Sheriffs Bottlemay and Gingell to investigate. Some readers doubt the reported amount, suspecting a clerical error.
Bartonville Va January 17 Mrs Harvey Grim shows improvement after two months illness as friends hope for full recovery. Miss Ethel Pickeral srent spent last Tuesday night with Miss Annie Mary Beaver. Mr H A Funk and two daughters Martha and Alice visit relatives near Frederick Md. Mr and Mrs R B Reid attended Mr Anderson Sewell funeral at Boyce last Friday. Olin son of Mr and Mrs …
Pleasant evening with refreshments, remarks by Mr. and Mrs RW Hockman and young Robert. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs Amory Snapp in Winchester. News of residents in Borra do hospital, Kernstown, Mount Williams area, Clarke and Boyce communities.
A compiled list of farm sales scheduled around Winchester with dates and buyers. Entries include Emanuel Baer Clearbrook Va W R Elyett Crums Va I K Morehead Crums Va Floyd Chiles Kernstown Va W J Gook RB City and others detailing stock implements household goods harness feed and live stock through February and March.
Mrs. M. C. Fawcett of Winchester Virginia testifies she used Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney disorders and found them effective. She urges others to try the kidney remedy priced 60 cents at all dealers, as Foster Milburn Co. Rochester, New York markets.
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