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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1950
Page
5
A medical note explains that bacteria in urine do not always mean a urinary infection. Chloromycetin given orally helped infections clear, with minimal side effects. Results varied with accompanying conditions like kidney stones or enlarged prostate, while mixed infections benefited from penicillin or sulfonamides. Surgery addressed underlying causes, and colon bacillus infections responded well.
This Berryville column lists residents and visitors including Mrs. Horace Gardiner and infant daughter returning from Winchester Memorial Hospital, Third Class Petty Officer Richard E. Fuller on ten day leave from Norfolk, and families moving into Page Avenue. It notes graduations at Potomac State Junior College, a Baccalaureate service attended by Miss Stella D. Moore, and upcoming weddings such as Evelyn Berg and John Gilmore in Kingston Pa. Multiple trips to Washington and Lincoln, and visits to Charlottesville, West Point Miss, Petersburg, and Roanoke appear alongside transfers, familial visits, and social events at local homes like Soldiers Rest and Hawthorne.
Doan's Pills marketed as a mild diuretic claim relief for backaches caused by aging stress or cold dampness. The ad asserts kidney strain leads to fatigue headaches and nighttime urination and urges purchase for relief. Doan's Pills are said to have helped millions over 50 years.
Sunday guests at the Ware residence included Daniel Louthan of Rockville Alma Louthan of Washington and S E Brown of Winchester. Others visiting were Charles Louthan and Mrs Russell Skinner of Keensboro Col with daughter Mrs Skinner and Miss Louise Huyette of Aldie High School.
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