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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1919
Page
4
Reports from Moe Levy show strong Virginia enthusiasm for the Jewish War Relief Fund. The campaign seeks 300000 as Virginia's share of 35000000, with a late week target. appeals cite destitute families in Galicia Lithuania and Poland touching donor hearts.
The speaker notes a world in commotion with mobs and demagogues spreading chaos. Former rulers and agitators are derided as the nation faces social upheaval, factory decline, and distrust, urging patience and reform rather than harsh punishment.
The Chamber of Deputies approved a credit of 1,000,000 francs per national participation to erect a memorial at Pointe de Graves near the Gironde river mouth. The monument honors American intervention in the Great War.
The Bayer name signals genuine aspirin approved by physicians for over 18 years. The Bayer Cross on the package marks authentic Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with safe usage by millions. Directions cover colds headaches toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism lumbago sciatica neuritis and general pain.
Jacob Margolis of Pitts, an attorney and self described syndicalist, testifies to the Senate labor committee. He refuses the oath but affirms truth of his statements. Margolis argues I. W. W. aims to redraw society within the old system and seeks better hours and wages.
In the clerk's office of the Circuit court of Frederick County on October 20, 1919, J. W. Stipe sues C. S. Garrison F. G. Clark and T. W. Matthews to recover 808.21 with interest from May 31, 1918 and costs. The defendants nonresidents must appear within 15 days. notice published weekly for four weeks in Winchester Evening Star and posted at the county courthouse front door by November 3, 1919.
Physicians urge Calotabs as a one dose nightly remedy to purge the system and liver to ward off influenza and prevent complications. The ad promises a clear morning relief with no side effects and requires no salts or nausea. Calotabs sell for thirty five cents with a druggist refund if not delighted.
Troy Laundry announces new management with Bell phone 172-W. Graham B. Conner & Co. operates at 39 W. Water St starting fresh. customers urged to give a trial.
A Winchester woman confirms four year satisfaction with Doan's Kidney Pills praising their relief for backache and kidney trouble. Mrs. W. E. Harloe, 720 S Braddock St, first spoke in 1915 and renewed praise in 1919. She notes trust in the remedy and recalls a prior favorable experience years earlier. 60c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
The fall meeting of the Potomac conference of the Lutheran Synod of Virginia opens Tuesday at Calvary Church Mount Jackson and runs through Thursday. Rev P L Moyer of Calvary leads worship with sermon by Rev A A Kelly of Grace Winchester on Wednesday. Grace Church delegate A L Green accompanies Rev Kelly.
A pharmacy recommendation suggests a small package of Hamburg ae Tea. Use one tablespoonful in a cup of boiling water, drink a teacup full during the day or before bed. Claimed to break a cold, relieve congestion, open pores, loosen the bowels, and safely cure the grip as an inexpensive vegetable remedy.
Advertises Dr King’s New Discovery as the cure for stubborn colds and throat coughs. Claims rapid relief for grippe and new colds, recommended for the whole family with prices 60c and 1 20, available at all druggists.
A dubious 19th century patent medicine ad touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a healthful bowel cleanser. It claims impurity elimination and bile flow improvement with mild, safe action, promising relief from constipation and general well being for 25 cents at drugstores.
In the Clerk's Office of the Corporation Court of Winchester on September 30 1919 Henry Wood plaintiff.
Sore back and rheumatic pain eased by rubbing a cent bot of old remedy into the affected area. Claims quick relief from backache sciatica and lumbago without harming the skin or causing side effects.
Fragmentary text references pruning and digesting thoughts, pairing them with Elizabeth. It reads as a reflective note on gathering insights and laying them up for consideration. The tone suggests a literary or meditative exercise rather than a newsitem.
Mrs. P. C. Ellis of Sioux Falls writes that Foley Kidney Pills invigorate and heal inactive kidneys and bladder. She suffered back pains and fatigue, but after using the pills she says she is well and no longer bothered by kidney trouble. The product is advertised as relieving headaches rheumatic pains swollen joints and facial puffiness.
292-2 STOCK FARM in Loug soun County Virginia on pike, fronting between Washington and Leesburg, 3 miles from electric line, well fenced with American wire, finely watered, thriving stock and grain farm. 30 acres in bottom land, good farmhouse, barn and outbuildings. Price 12 500. Land nearby selling 75 to 100 per acre. Northern Virginia stock farms in a crossing section convenient to Washington, will be away on trip care.
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