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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1918
Page
5
Judge Harrison discusses draft policy and economy urging capable men aged 31 to 41 to enter useful occupations, warning against loafing and stressing the need to fund the war through savings and production. He notes the high cost of maintaining an army and argues for strict economy and farm labor emphasis to sustain national effort.
Secretary of War Baker commends Representative Harrison of Virginia for his labor in preparing and promoting the army bill. He notes the debate in the Congressional Record shows a cooperative, nonpartisan effort beneficial to the country and expresses appreciation for the congressman's work.
Mrs Blanche Grim of 612 S Main St credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relieving back pain fatigue and kidney symptoms after four years she again praises the remedy. The Bauer Co sells Doan's at all dealers with Buffalo NY origin Foster Milburn Co. makers.
Local markets show daily corrections with prices for wheat flour corn and barley feed. Baltimore quotes include creamery butter at retail 45 cents and chickens at 46 cents per pound with corn at 7.50 spot and hay values around 25 to 29 dollars.
Calotabs, the newly perfected cal omel, is purified from the unpleasant qualities of old style calomel. The new Calotabs replace the old tablets as a liver cleanser and system purifier, yet are free from objectionable qualities. Sold only in sealed packages for thirty five cents with druggist recommendation and guarantee.
E J Dunlap of Winchester Virginia says six months of stomach disorder and chronic diarrhea ended after taking one bottle of the herbal medicine Dreco. He praises its effects and notes local availability at Miller's Drug Store.
The Misses Johnson of Kernstown who recently enrolled as yeewomen in the United States Naval Reserve returned to Washington this morning after several days in the city and county with friends. Mr. John Kater is spending several days in Washington and Baltimore on business.
A terse motto invites workers to reflect on endurance by recalling the grit of trench veterans. The line frames labor as disciplined and necessary, urging steadiness and resilience in tough tasks.
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