Evening Star enters in Winchester Virginia as second
The report notes the Evening Star entering in Winchester Virginia as a second entry in the event.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1917
Page
4
The report notes the Evening Star entering in Winchester Virginia as a second entry in the event.
The Richmond Times-Dispatch urges Virginia to mobilize National Guard regiments under Governor Stuart to guard vital sites and resources amid wartime danger. It argues German agents threaten civilian life and industry, stressing urgent, decisive action to defend the state and nation.
Prof. Friedrich Langemann of the University of Kiel argues German tender-heartedness hampers war effort. He says constitutional altruism and gentleness toward inferiors dull the fighting edge, noting the Hymn of Hate as a misguided attempt to harden attitudes amid the German arm.
Physicians often pair medicines to overcome incompatibilities and boost results. Hood Sarsaparilla purges impurities while Peptiron Pills boost iron in the blood. Taken before meals and after meals respectively, the duo is marketed as economical and pleasantly consumed with fourfold benefits.
Marlboro Virginia residents share visits and attendances with local families. Funeral services were held in Winchester for B Co Shull with A L Marten and James Boggs in attendance. The Shull family from Hugo Oklahoma and Washington DC visit relatives in Virginia and frequent Winchester and Middletown.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine with a one hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh. It claims to heal by cleansing the blood and improving overall health, urging immediate use and offering testimonials.
Mrs Margaret Smithey began a long visit to Baltimore with Mrs Jack Doden while Mrs Janney McKee returned home from White Hall. Winchester guests Kathleen and Emily Pierce visited Mrs W W Tanquary Sr and Clarke County hosts welcomed Mr and Mrs Frank Swimley and their two sons. Rev O D Lambert left for Roanoke conference and parishioners hope for his return. Village church ladies earned 22 dollars from a lunch sale and the Brucetown Sunday school will reorganize on April 5 at 10 oclock with all old scholars invited.
An old advertisement warns against calomel noting it causes salivation and sickness. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a pleasant vegetable liquid thattones the liver without side effects, claiming it cures biliousness and other stomach issues and guarantees satisfaction from pharmacists.
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