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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1919
Page
4
A compact notice from Morning News The Weekly Mirror highlights ongoing theme coverage and weekly features. Details focus on editorial emphasis and recurring sections in the publication.
Woodstock Times endorses Harry Flood Byrd for state senator. The editorial argues strong party loyalty, cites Byrd’s public service and business leadership with Winchester Storage and Valley Turnpike, and praises his record on roads, prohibition, and schools.
Fragmented lines discuss revenge and punishment and reference old states and figures. The text hints at violence, subs, and a disrupted scene with stray phrases and misread words. It reads as a mosaic of damaged phrases about harming an foe and enduring anger.
Refuge Virginia notes arrivals home from overseas duty Messrs Strother Grim and John Bowman. Local visits include Miss Minnie May Gardner homeward from Stephens City and Rev C Sydenstricker visiting near Refuge. Other items mention illness visits and a threshing machine purchase.
Refuge families including Albert Grim and two children Hazel Grim and Mrs T A Steele are mentioned along with Mrs EB Jbv ang who is ill at Tulip. Attendees at a Winchester carnival include S W Grim Jack Carroll and Mr Mrs Russell Ritenour and Marjorie Ritenour visiting the Orndorffs.
In Middletown Virginia Mrs Fontaine Mahool and Miss Ellen Danner with Mr Danner Mahool of Baltimore spent a week with relatives. Several locals visited family in Baltimore Washington and overseas connections with many name checks.
The advertisement promotes Zemo from The E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland Ohio. It claims Zemo costs 35 cents for a regular bottle and one dollar for an extra large bottle. It is described as a clean, penetrating antiseptic liquid that removes pimples blackheads blotches eczema and ringworm and leaves the skin clear without stickiness or greasiness.
Miss Margretta Whiting hosted a dance at her Berryville home. Miss Bettie Alden Taylor celebrated her eighth birthday with nineteen friends at the rectory. Visitors include Miss Henrietta Davis of Atlanta staying with Miss Willie Morris Snouffer, and Mrs. William Cabell Moore visiting Mrs. A. Moore Jr. Blessing Whittaker and Marion Parker return from Washington for vacation. C. M. Broun of Roanoke was in town. Florence Wheat and daughter from Clarksburg are at Morgan’s Spring. Nora B. Moore of Washington spent the Fourth with her sister Jane C. Moore.
Winchester resident Chas. Rainsberger testifies to lasting relief from backache and kidney issues after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He recalls prior family good results and notes continued occasional use since 1915 with consistent gains. Foster Milburn Co. distributes.
Sir Auckland Geddes told the House of Commons that U S steelmakers quote lower prices in Britain than British mills. He said the government would not restrict iron and steel imports due to strong domestic demand and the need to supply foreign trade.
Dr Fahrney of Hagerstown offers free consultation for a wide range of chronic illnesses including anemia appendicitis arteriosclerosis asthma biliousness bladder disorder blood disorder catarrh constipation consumption diabetes dropsy dizziness gall stones gastritis headache heart disease indigestion nervousness neuralgia rheumatism run down condition sciatica sluggish liver skin diseases stomach trouble tuberculosis.
An advertisement touts Calotabs as a refined calomel product removing nausea and danger. It claims a single nightly dose with water cures biliousness indigestion and liver troubles, promising a good night’s sleep and a clean route to appetite without salivation or griping. Original sealed packages priced thirty five cents with refund option.
A fragment describes pimples on the face and body as warnings that blood is sluggish and impure. It claims eruptions foretell eczema boils and other skin disorders and urges blood purification to cleanse impure accumulations.
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