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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1918
Page
4
The article praises American soldiers for spirit and dash on battlefields. It notes 2,000,000 troops on the front and asserts their fervor will hasten the war’s end, reflecting Ohio State era journalism’s patriotic tone.
The text outlines daily portions of varied foods rich in corn products fats and proteins. It highlights calcium through milk eggs and dairy, iron from greens and cereals, lime from dairy and leafy vegetables, phosphorus from milk and vegetables, and daily body regulating foods like fruits vegetables and whole grains.
A reflective fragment describes a person abandoning past pleasures as war dawns arrive. The narrator notes neglect of a lawn and garden once cared for, with cockleburs and decay signaling upheaval and a shift from peaceful routines to wartime vigilance. The tone blends personal loss with growing disruption.
In brisk melodrama the speaker boasts of talking neighbors and shopfront strategy while denouncing flu and pestilent flies. The narrator recalls past campaigns to swat flies and boil germs, now tempered by age and gossip among peers at the Blue Front Store.
A fragment notes a claimed remedy for stiff aching muscles promising relief if not complete conquest. The short item hints at a product or balm named Burm and references the desire for rapid comfort. Names, places, or dates are not readable in the provided text.
An advertisement promotes lemon juice mixed with halftone white to create a cheap facial treatment. Readers are told to massage the concoction daily on the face neck and arms to fade freckles blemishes and achieve clear soft white skin.
Jubilee Virginia notes list visits and family updates. J S Stickel and two children of Ramona Kansas visit brother in law B F Solenberger family. Miss Anna Stamy of Robinson visits sister Mrs B F Solenberger. Kathryn and Agnes Reardon visit at Solenberger home. Mrs J S Haldeman and daughters Emily and Gladys spend time with Mrs B F Solenberger. Brethren conference in Hershey PA noted.
Waterloo brief notes from July 25 report Blandys of New York City have arrived in Tuleyville for the summer. Miss Alle Cooper visits her sister Mrs Herbert Brown at Millwood. Eva Lee Armel spent Wednesday at Sunny Side farm. Mr and Mrs Boyd Arrick and children visited at Mr and Mrs L J Armel’s home. Mrs Harvey Grim visited Natville recently. Mr Loring G Armel spent Sunday at home near Armel, Va.
Miss Margaret Davis of Clearbrook entertained a number of friends on Sunday. Attendees included Miss Ruth Pifer of Relief Misses Willia and Portias Robinson Messrs Albert Robinson and Ng Barbour of Markesville W Va The Snapp of ees an aa.
The column lists local market quotations for winter and spring wheat flour corn barley and oats, creamery butter fresh country butter potatoes and hay. Baltimore prices include butter poultry and hay with near term figures and conditions on dairy and market corrections.
An advertisement touts Calotabs as a refined calomel free of old side effects. It promises a nightly tablet to purify the liver and cleanse the system with no dietary limits. Sold in sealed packages for thirty-five cents with druggist guarantee.
A young German deserter surrendered on the Marne says German troops call Americans bad boys and are told to lock out. He describes worsening conditions in German trenches, war weariness, and widespread desertion among his comrades if given the chance.
A Cleveland Ohio firm promotes Zemo for eczema and skin healing. Available from druggists at 35 cents or one dollar for extra large bottles. Claims quick relief for eczema wounds and chafing, with soothing cleansing liquid formula.
The article explains constipation as a lack of moisture in undigested matter. It recommends drinking water, eating raw fruits, outdoor exercise, and mild laxatives. It warns against harsh cathartics and endorses Chamberlain's Tablets as pleasant and effective, available at dealers.
Miss Emma Woore of Martinsburg West Virginia visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Oliver Woore after returning from a winter in Baltimore studying voice and piano at the Peabody Conservatory. Bruce Capper Jr has entered the Bowman School at Lancaster for the summer.
By virtue of a deed of trust dated June 18 1918 James E Anderson trustee offers at public auction at the residence of William Butler near Trone Frederick county Virginia on Saturday June 29 1918 at 10 am a variety of property including a farm horse a two horse wagon a buggy corn oats feed tools harness plows furniture beds stove and other items. Cash terms no goods removed until paid in full. Auctioneer John W Herrell. 6 19 91
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