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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1918
Page
2
An advertisement claims NR Tablets cleanse and tone the digestive and eliminative organs to relieve weakness headaches and fatigue. It argues laxatives are temporary and urges taking one NR Tablet nightly for a week with continued occasional use to maintain well being. Sold and guaranteed by druggists.
More than 300000 acres of Nebraska winter wheat have been plowed up as the crop is too damaged to harvest. About 200000 acres remain in winter wheat with an expected 75 percent yield. Much of the ground already plowed has been replanted to spring wheat.
Mrs B F Taylor of 115 East Monmouth Winchester endorses Dreco as the finest laxative. She says it relieved her constipation and improved appetite and sleep after one bottle. The ad claims Dreco treats stomach, liver, kidney disorders, rheumatism and more with herbs, not chemicals, and is sold by Miller's Drug Store.
Scouts of Winchester Troop No. 1 plan using a cabin and land around it for summer meals and recreation. Captain Robert T. Barton attended, and plans include insignia presentations, merit badges for L Gray and Sheetz, and two new members. Thurman Pierce joined after tenderfoot tests, and a letter from Greater Boston Council praises the troop and requests a copy of The Trail for display at the Boston exhibit.
An article argues that age does not mandate decline and promotes vigilant health practices. It endorses GOLD Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a worldwide, physician‑used remedy for pain, kidney and bladder issues, and uric acid related ailments.
Free sample bottle offered for Green's August Flower touted as a cure for indigestion dyspepsia torpid liver and constipation. It claims fifty years of success and urges readers to try the medicine at home.
Funeral services for Mrs. Joseph Snapp were held from Luther Snapp’s home with Rev. W R Hardesty officiating. Burial followed at Rest Church cemetery. The large service drew many locals and relatives.
A home remedy combines three ounces of orchard white with lemon juice to make a freckle and complexion lotion sold cheaply. Application daily to face neck arms and hands claims to reduce freckles and blemishes and brighten skin. The Burgess sisters returning to Winchester are at 112.
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