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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1918
Page
3
Paris reports that King Albert of Belgium will arrive December 6 and attend the peace conference session. King Ferdinand and other foreign rulers allied with the entente are to meet in Brussels before Christmas to plan allied strategy.
An old time remedy praised for darkening gray hair uses Sage and Sulphur. A 50 cent Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is advertised as restoring natural color and shine with simple daily application, no disease cure implied.
George W. Curtis extols Sidney's Arcadia as fragrant in imagination and noble in moral atmosphere. He lauds its courtesy toward women and notes Hallam calling Sidney the first good prose writer in English.
A Philadelphia Ledger quote laments solemn commuters in a blue vapor filled box, comparing a man lighting a cigarette to a woman fixing hairpins and advising against being misled by philosophy while performing a simple ritual. It notes the irony of supposed wisdom in an everyday act.
Paine asserts science underpins knowledge and arts, claiming the universe reveals divine design. He envisions Earth created for human dwelling and stars shining to teach science and kindness.
The piece contrasts shortages in England with American waste. It notes bone and fat disposal, long lines for food, and shop displays in England versus Americans buying show tickets while food scarcity worsens. It warns America must save food to aid itself and troops.
Lewis Newman of 508 Northland Street Charleston West Virginia reports he recovered from a severe cold and grip after using Foley’s Honey and Tar. He credits the remedy as the best he has ever used and notes it is sold everywhere.
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