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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1918

Page

3

The Long Arm of Mercy by Dr Frank Crane

The Red Cross is the mightiest charity and Mercy in action. It transcends borders to aid the suffering, uniting humanity in service. Its long arm reaches war torn battlefields and disaster zones, delivering care, food, and healing wherever misery spreads.

Mercy Frank Crane Dr. Jekyll Red Cross Emerson Phan Japan China Cuba India Italy Poland Letvia Belgium Seven Seas Herolin Trolin Med, CO Atlanta Witte

Red Cross Canteen Letters Amid Bombardment Plea

A Red Cross canteen worker Helen McElhone describes life in Bar le Duc under near constant bombardment. She notes discouraged outlooks yet resolve as American soldiers arrive hungry for ham sandwiches and English lessons. The letter frames the canteen as an oasis for fatigued troops and credits the Red Cross.

Red Cross Helen McElhone Sammies

Gets It Peel Off This Corn From Gets It

An old advertisement touts Gets It as the only safe easy way to remove corn or callus without cutting digging or bandages. It claims quick relief used by millions annually and sold by druggists or mailed by Lawrence & Co. Chicago with Winchester stores endorsing it.

Lawrence & Co Chicago Winchester Miller’s Drug Store Asco Drug CO

Albin News Notes Highlights Local Illnesses and Visits

Mrs. R. TL. Lewis improves at home after illness. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Lineburg visited Berryville relatives. W. A. Buncutter ill at home. Mrs. S. E. Brown of Lew waits on friends. Iloya Crim recovered and out. Marie Fries of Berryville stays with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Glaize.

Albin R. TL. Lewis B. F. Lineburg J. C. Levi Berryville W. A. Buncutter FE. Brown Lew Iloya Crim

Patriotism in Throttling Baseless Gossip

A columnist asserts that stopping harmful rumors without basis is a patriotic act. The piece defends restraint and warns against spreading unverified claims that damage reputations.

Vinci advertised tonic for anaemia and weak blood

Mrs Bur­nell of Drewsville testifies Vinci built up her daughter with beef and cod liver peptates iron and manganese. The remedy is praised for restoring health and strengthening run down systems, with Miller's Drug Store and others selling it.

Drewsville N. H Vinci N. Burnell Burnell

Berlin to attend key German conference via Copenhagen report

An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen quotes Berlin newspapers that the leader sails to Berlin today for a major German conference. The news notes the trip is framed as a resumption of drive continuation from Page One.

Berlin Copenhagen London Caitals Nicholas

War Rages in France Feeding The Front Line

Fragmentary wartime note describes ongoing French fronts and the life of veterans. It hints at hardship and resilience amid heavy fighting and scarce resources.

France

Building D ies For Tomorrow

Lucius B. Wilson argues civilization depends on active citizenship and organized effort. He cites Athens Venice Rome Florence and Greece to show cities thrive when citizens pursue vision and public duty. The piece urges chambers of commerce to mobilize spiritual forces for human progress and warns against selfish routine service.

Tenyerg China Africa Athens Rome Venice Florence Detroit Cleveland Louis Boston Philadelphia Chicago New York Europe America Greece Plato Sophocles Pericles Time Aithens Chamber of

Vacuum bottle powered food pockets proposed for aircraft

Scientific American suggests aircraft manufacturers integrate pockets or wall cases to hold pre heated vacuum bottles. Passengers could then obtain hot meals or drinks in flight through insulated containers.

Scientific America

Calotabs Promised as Modern Calomel Replacement

An advertisement extols Calotabs as the superior liver cleanser and system purifier versus old calomel. It claims Calotabs remove nausea, require one tablet with water, and leave a refreshed appetite next day. Sold in sealed packages for thirty five cents with a money back guarantee.

Thismedichies

Kerensky Foresees Russia’s Return to Freedom

Dispatches from Copenhagen report Kerensky in London declaring Russia is coming back as the Russian people fight tyranny. Separate wires claim Nicholas II was killed by Red Guards after a quarrel, with royal family moved to Yekaterinburg.

Caucasius Kerensky Alexander Kerensky London Moscow America Copenhagen Russia Nicholas Washington Nauen State Department Ezir Red Guard Yekaterinburg Copenihiagen Irkutsk Haborowski and Blagowsthenk Red Guards

Public Sale of Uninspired Land in Frederick County

The undersigned trustee advertises a public sale of a parcel in Frederick County near Gore, comprising about 65 acres. Located in Winchester Virginia the sale is set for July 20 at 11 o clock a m. Terms require one third cash with the remainder in two equal annual installments secured by a deed of trust at six percent interest.

Frederica Winchester Virginia Frederick County Milesweet Gore Ashby Frank Willmor J. Muco Upton J. Pugh Willian Anderson Upton J. Pu Larrick A. G. Swanson

Ford Car For Sale at Winchester County Court House

On Saturday July 6 1928 at 12 o'clock noon in front of the County Court House in Winchester Virginia the undersigned will sell a second hand Ford automobile model 1917 motor No 0 designed to seat two persons 20 horsepower in excellent condition for a desirable purchase George B Chapman

Winchester George B. Chapman

Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed as Remedy

A letter from Bishop N. Sinale, California, praises Foley's Honey and Tar for a cold last week. The writer reports rapid relief and declares the product a grand remedy amid widespread cures.

Negaret Sinale Bishop

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THE Scarlet Cross Margaret Widdemer Vigilantes Hell Foyer Des Allies Bar-le-Duc Hiltt Lucius B. Wilson American City Bureau Man of the Tise A.B. Kirvelibeum Co Ryan & Orndoff Tyle Headquarters Jordan U.S. Food Administration Borgan Irne. Co Knee & Omps Bidders Milling Co Ford
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