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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1916
Page
2
Almost everyone knows Sage Tea or Sulphur helps restore hair color and shine when faded or streaked. Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound offers this old remedy in a drug store bottle for about 50 cents. It darkens hair naturally and evenly with a dampened brush and small strand tests.
Dick Stevens learns his sister will bring Mary Hughes, a Vassar highbrow, home for spring vacation. He meets Mary on a New York bound train and offers to visit Linden, New Jersey, instead of his planned trip, only to discover Mary is the very girl his sister intends to introduce.
Letters from Newark Ohio praise Lydia E Pinkham remedies for female ailments. Mrs Thompson credits Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills with restoring health and ability to work. Readers are urged to request free confidential advice from the Lynn Massachusetts company.
The article endorses Democratic policy actions under President Wilson, praising the Panama Canal tolls repeal, the Federal Reserve Law with its initial board, and the enacted national income tax. It notes Mr. Samuel Jacoby, a New York salesman, arriving on business at Hotel Evans, and Mr. Asa L. Roberts of Philadelphia returning after apple-buying trips.
A health note advocates waking with hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims pores on skin and bowels absorb impurities if not eliminated daily and that morning inside bathing refreshes the body before breakfast.
Frances Frey a Cincinnati saloon porter who lived as a man for years is confronted by police and hospital authorities. She resists wearing female attire, arguing she will not be a woman, while officials seek to reintroduce femininity through dress and social roles. The case highlights identity and gender expectations. It notes Frances’s strength and prior conduct as a citizen and worker.
Social items from Berryville Virginia note residents and guests visiting or traveling. Mr and Mrs Charles F McGuire left for Hoboken New Jersey with Mrs W T Lewis. Mrs W R Gregg visits Washington after a month with Rev and Mrs Edward Wall. Rev Elijah Louthan and family left for Glade Springs Virginia. Frederick Whitehead plans return to Washington DC. Rev D W Mciven visit from Rogersville Tennessee. Miss Jane C Moore vacationed at Berkeley Springs and Frostburg. weekend guests at Almeida include J H Siler Berkeley Springs Nannie C Robertson Richmond Katharine Showman Baltimore and William Chesley family Washington.
While preparing Daniel Stoudt estate sales a garret chest thought empty yielded a secret drawer. His son pried it open revealing about $800 in gold plus coins totaling near $1,000. Mrs Jack Reynolds of Baltimore, formerly Miss Louise Redman, visits local relatives.
W W Sowers of 210 S Braddock St Winchester Va testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills regulate kidney action and relieve backache headaches dizziness and urinary disorders. He has used the remedy for years with satisfactory results and notes the price is 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y is the sponsor.
The Armel family expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy, especially from Winchester Memorial Hospital staff during their daughter Helen's illness and passing. George N. Whitehead of North of England Fruit Growers, Ltd., Manchester, left for Philadelphia and New York on firm business.
An advertisement claims uric acid in meat fatigues kidneys and prompts backache and urinary issues. It promotes Jad Salts as a kidney flush and urine-neutralizer, made from fruit acids and lithia, to be taken the morning after meals for several days to restore kidney function and ease bladder irritation.
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