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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
5
Dispatched reports to the American committee for Armenian and Syrian relief describe thousands of former harems wander ing Asia Minor. Many are Christians forced into harems to escape death and now beg for food for babies amid hunger and exposure. A special appropriation was set aside to meet this emergency.
An article extols daily morning consumption of hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims improved skin health, energy, and complexion for those with anemia headaches biliousness and constipation, urging readers to buy phosphate powder from druggists.
A traveling exhibit in Winchester showcases early gas masks from World War I and the later shell stall box respirator. The Carter Glass Trophy Train arrives Saturday at 1 30 p.m. and stays until 4 p.m., highlighting P B helmets and respirators used by Allied forces.
An advertisement touts Haarlem Oil as restoring vigor for men of any age. It claims a clean system keeps work ability high and spirits lifted. Two capsules daily supposedly maintain tone and energy, with emphasis on natural purity and ancestral remedies.
Danville Virginia May 1 W C Hall one of four prohibition agents on bond for trial in a shooting of two bootleggers denied resigning as an inspector on Dr Peters staff He plans to go to Richmond tomorrow to continue his work and expressed sorrow over the tragedy through defense counsel L O Wendenburg
Public Auction to sell on May 10 1919 at the County Court House front in Winchester Virginia all or part of a farm in Shawnee district Frederick County. The 125 acre property with timber and farm buildings lies near Jenseney Road and is owned by Amanda L. Cox. Terms: one third cash, balance in one and two years at 6 percent interest, bonds secured by deed of trust. Immediate possession. James P. Reardon attorney for owner.
Letter from Lieut Edgerly Austin recounts marching through Flanders Lorraine and Chateau Thierry to Fismes with Neolin Soles remaining in good condition after five months of wear. Ad touts Neolin soles and re bottoms by Goodyear as long lasting waterproof comfortable and guaranteed to outwear others.
Mrs. D W Isley of Linchfield I writes of Chamberlain's Tablets giving relief for stomach disorders and as a laxative. The letter endorses the medicine as quick and curative for croup and related ailments.
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