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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1918
Page
2
Advice encourages slower eating and thorough chewing to prevent belching. If trouble continues, take one Chamberlain's Tablet immediately after supper. Sold by all dealers.
Civic slogan appears as a concise call to thrift and rapid war ending. The phrasing blends financial thrift with political demands, suggesting a movement seeking budget discipline alongside immediate peace. No specific organizations or dates are named in the readable text.
The destroyer Yarnall was launched at Cramps shipyards with Marie Louise Harrington breaking a wine bottle on its prow. Named for John Foliffe Yarnall a naval officer from Winchester who served in the War of 1812 and on Perry's Lawrence, the ship heads to active service as a U-boat hunter.
Advertises a free sample bottle of Green's August Flower at Miller's Drug Store claiming the medicine treats indigestion dyspepsia and liver issues. States fifty years of success and that headaches arise from stomach disorders. Describes it as a gentle laxative with sale in all civilized countries.
Charles E Taylor dies at sixty after a life of local service. He joined Kent Street Presbyterian Church and worked in Winchester News confectionery before banking with Farmers and Merchants National Bank. He left no immediate family survivors beyond several nieces and a nephew.
A marriage license issued to William Stanley Loy and Nannie Elizabeth Maphis, both of the county, marks a forthcoming wedding. The bride is a Shenandoah County native living with her parents in Hayfield area. the groom is a western Frederick County farmer. Also noted is W. J. Brady returning to Cumberland Valley Telephone Company in his former wire chief role.
The children's day services planned for Mount Olive on Sunday June 30 are postponed due to illness in the community until the first Sunday in the study.
Do not worry about old age or being in the way when you age. Keep your kidneys and bladder clean to avoid senile afflictions. Take GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules periodically to stay healthy, youthful, and strong. There are many fakes. insist on Original Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules sold by first class druggists.
Misses Mary and Elizabeth McCartney of this city report their brother Joseph S. McCartney is recovering from injuries in a collision in Hagerstown Maryland. His wife is in critical condition. Also riding with Scott Snook and Mrs. Edgar H Zeigger then president of the Kings Daughters, the crash occurred when a car overturned. The McCartneys were former Winchester residents. Joseph is brother of George E B McCartney of this city.
Poetic wartime lines urge sharing food with soldiers and family. The verse highlights passing meat potatoes flour and cornmeal as essential staples. It evokes community support and home front sustenance during hardship.
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