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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1917

Page

2

Great Increase in Crop Yield and War Efforts

Article notes Virginia wartime actions including governors mandating home defense organization and medical staffing. reports a 33 percent rise in Virginia crop yields, expanded canning and conservation, and efforts to mobilize doctors. It mentions Boy Scout medals for Eastern Shore potato-pickers, and Byrd’s anti-loiterer measures reducing idle labor in several cities and the push to index labor agents.

Enmon G. Williams Virginia War Department Richmond William John Stewart Bryan Jesse M. Jones The Agricultural Council Richard Evelyn Byrd Industrial Council State Council Byrd

Drafted men can still be taken in Winchester recruits

The Winchester recruiting office reports Company I of the Second Virginia Infantry has 42 new recruits from Winchester and nearby counties. The roll lists numerous local volunteers with ranks and hometowns, while Lt. F. S. Anderson notes draft-drawn men may still enlist. A July 15 Eastern Department order lowers minimum height to 5 ft 1 in and weight to 110 lb. Private pay starts at $30 monthly with rapid promotion possible for capable men.

Court of Frederick Virginia Brown Chancery Frederick County H. Painter W. H. Painter Admr W. R Brown Winche Commissioner's Office W. R. Brown Winchester J. Horace Lacy, JR Mirenit Court Second Virginia Infantry James O. Baker Worth Brill Star ‘Tannery Edward Funk Edward Fuller Berryville J. D. Geary Woodstock R. L. Maphis Rio W. Va J. A. Myers M. P. Mallory Romine Gaylord R. Stickles T. Stump Toms Brook V. Smeltzer Compant Cc.Jenkins Washington J. Holdsworth David Unger C. L. Peffer SA. Hefner At. H. Kern Scruggs T. R. Moreland Bluemont W. Tapscott L. P. Bell Kelley D. M. Kremer I. F. Allamong M. Grim Catlett Hi. R. Westman New York N. Y B. R E. Luttrell Martinsburg Lucas Stanley J. W. Racey Star Tannery A. B. Cappell A. N. Coble City Hall Plaza Rouss Hiook and Ladder Company Anderson Eastern Department United States Army

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad From Winchester

Age no bar as all ages suffer kidney disorders. Testimony from David Hamilton of 120 E Cork St reports relief from weak kidneys, nocturia, and back pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Sold 50 cents at dealers. Wester Milburn Co Buffalo New York.

Winchester Dean Wittchester David Hamilton E. Cork 8&T Doan Hamilton Wester-Milburn Co Msgrs Buffalo, N. Y

Miss E Maclear Visits Friend in Frederick Maryland

Miss E Maclear of the nursing staff at Winchester Escapeon Hospital visits a friend in Frederick Maryland.

Miss E. Maclear Winchester Escapeon Hospital Fren Frederick, Md

On Parade. Don’t get it wrong. A governor's staff isn’t something to lean on.

A brief item from the Indianapolis News notes that a governor's staff is described as a decorative asset rather than a practical support, stressing its role as a symbol of pomp rather than policy influence.

Indianapolis News Bradfield Tor Co Dept Atlanta U. i. A Ga

Balm of Gilead Scarcity and Bridal Scent in Ancient Times

Among ancient Jews scents were essential for bridal toilette and a twelfth of the dowry was set aside for their purchase. The balm of Gilead, distilled from a mountain shrub, grew scarce, with supply now limited to the sultan.

Gilead

Pebble Industry Employs Women and Children on French Coast

The flint pebble trade along the Havre to Dieppe coast provides work for many women and children. Pebbles from Havre are chosen for their spherical shape and used for pulverizing in cement production and copper mining, especially inside large cylinders.

Havre Dieppe

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