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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1916

Page

4

Eugenics Lecture Tour by Dr. Aspinall McCuaig in Winchester

New York educator and university lecturer on eugenics Dr. Aspinall McCuaig will visit Winchester for a week of talks on personal purity. He will address mixed audiences at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church and Market Street church and hold daytime women only sessions. Local dignitaries praise his work.

Aspinall McCuaig New York National League For the Promotion of Purity Winchester Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Presbyterian Church Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church McCuaig Sylvanus Stall America Newell Dwight Hillis

Winchester to host Virginia Militia summer encampment

The Virginia Militia is expected to hold a two week summer camp in Winchester from August 5 to August 19, hosting 3000 to 4000 soldiers on the Equity Grounds. The event promises economic and social benefits for Winchester and surrounding county, attributed largely to Captain Robert Y. Conrad of Company I, Second Regiment, whose lobbying secured the site.

Virginia Winchester Gayety Robert Y. Conrad Comrad

Would a World of All Men or All Women Endure

An excerpt discusses Eugenia asking if happiness would rise with a single romantic pair per person, while a Richmond brother dodges the query and Providence seems wiser. Commentators debate whether a wholly single-sex society could last or prove desirable, as echoed by the Norfolk Virginian-Pilot.

Eugenia Times-Dispatch Richmond Norfolk Virginian-Pilot

Why gasoline is going up and who benefits

The piece argues Standard Oil controls supply to raise profits. It cites disputed figures on Oklahoma oil stored and rising retail prices. It warns motorists bear the cost while manufacturers gain short term, with garages and suppliers likely to suffer as drivers economize.

Standard Oil St Louis Oklahoma

Two Mothers Test Vinci Health Claims For Children

In Iola Kansas and Pittsburgh Pennsylvania mothers recount sickly children becoming strong after six Vinci bottles. The testimonial notes improved appetite sleep and vitality. The Winchester Virginia ad from Geo F Millers Sons Drugists offers a money back guarantee if Vinci fails to restore health.

Vinci E. Linot Pittsburgh Winchester Geo. F. Millers’ Sons, Druggists N. Main St

Standard Oil Monopoly Harms Consumers Says Philadelphia Ledger

The Philadelphia Public Ledger condemns Standard Oil for escalating price grabs and monopoly power. It argues the firm uses traffic as leverage and profits at the expense of gasoline users, noting a shift from benevolent to abusive dominance.

Standard Oil Philadelphia Public Ledger

Weary World Satirized by Walt Mason Poem

A humorous verse by Walt Mason bemoans a weary world plagued by faulty luck and human foibles. It contrasts self pity with hypocritical praise and mocks the notion that everything is wonderfully fine. The piece lampoons social norms and language of optimism.

Walt Mason

Tiz Fixes Aching Feet and Soothe Sores

An advertisement touts TIZ as a remedy for swollen sore feet corns bunions and burning pain. It claims immediate relief reduces shoe size and lets wearers use smaller footwear. A 25 cent box is offered at drugstores with claims of drastic comfort.

Srussist

Gets-It Corn Remedy Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts Gets-It as a miracle corn and callus remover claiming application in two seconds and universal, lasting results. The copy emphasizes dramatic before and after effects and ends with an odd global note about night in the world.

Shenandoah Valley women elect officers at convention

The convention closed with Rev R J Parret of the Colorado Springs conference addressing attendees. Ladies from Shenandoah Valley towns lingered in Winchester before returning home. Officers elected for another term include President Miss Jn Funkhouser Harrisonburg, First Vice-President Miss Ida M Judy Dayton, Second Vice-President Mrs Rush Rhodes Dayton, Secretary Mrs H B Richardson Cumberland, Md, Treasurer Mrs N F A Cupp Singers Glen, Va, Secretary of Literature Mrs J H Ruebush Dayton, Va, Secretary Otterbein Miss Edna Swank Singers Glen, Va, Secretary of Thank-Offering Mrs BE Fy Millard Martinsburg W Va, Delegates to Wichita Board meeting Miss Ida Funkhouser and Mrs Richardson.

Philippine Islands R. J. Parret Colorado Springs Shenandiooah Valley Winchester Jn Funkhouser Harrisonburg Ida M. Judy Dayton Rush Rhodes H. B. Richardson Cumberland N. F. A. Cupp Singers

Elderly Women Guarded by Pinkham Remedy Across Town

Durand Wisconsin and Blackstone Massachusetts share testimonials praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from Change of Life symptoms. Middle aged women describe hot flashes headaches backaches and dizziness improving after use. The ad warns readers to heed warning symptoms and consider the remedy.

Durand Wis Lydia E. Pinkham Mary Ridgway Massachusetts Blackstone Mass Cournover

Trustee's Sale of Frederick County Land

By virtue of a deed of trust from Nelson Ashton dated April 20 1915 recorded in Frederick county Deed Book 139 page 150 the trustee offers 18 acre tract at public auction in front of Court House Winchester Va 12 o'clock Saturday June 1 1916. Land mainly woodland lies about 2 miles east from Gainesboro along Togd from North Frederick Grade to Bethel Church adjoining John Lauck and other owners. Cash terms. M M Lynch Trustee. William M Bowen Auctioneer.

Nelson Ashton Frederick County Court House Winchester Gainesboro North Frederick Grade Bethel Church John Lauck Ees

Mission Meeting Closes in Martinsburg Virginia Conference

The annual meeting of the Woman's Missionary Association of the Virginia conference United Brethren Church closed last night in Martinsburg W Va Delegates from Winchester included Mrs Reokk Hodges Mrs John S Brown Mrs Ella Boyce and daughter and Mrs Viola Cather. Attendees were entertained by local hosts and the session concluded with praise and remarks.

Woman’s Missionary Association Virginia United Brethren Church Jim Martinsburg W. Va Winchester Reokk Hodges John S. Brown Ella Boyce Viola Cather Oe Ee Ane Coe Se Societye Saat Manons Shone

Foley Kidney Pills Advert Worded Slogan

An old advertisement urges readers to try Foley Kidney Pills for dullness fatigue back ache rheumatism sore muscles stiff joints and other kidney trouble indicators. It claims wide urging use and cites strong recommendations from households.

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