Eat Apples Every Day Keep the Doctor Away
Community notes mention wartime musings about Hindenburg and Kaiser Wilhelm, with a playful dedication to health saying eat apples daily. Also reports reunion travels of Mr. and Mrs. Burner and families visiting Springfield Ohio and Slanesville W Va with Luther Baker kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burner
William Hubbard
Isaac Hockman
Slanesville
Springfield
Ohio
Luther Baker
Jackson Center
W. Va
Buckwheat Cake In Lament For Soldiers War Time Food
The piece notes the Food Administration praise and a sergeant's joke about buckwheat cake in wartime. It suggests officers urge substitutes like corn meal and rye flour to conserve wheat for soldiers. The tone is practical and reflects home front hardship and improvisation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Administration
War Chest fund contributions large list of donors
Long list of donors announced for the Winchester and Frederick County War Chest fund with varied amounts. Names include Joseph Strobridge, G. W. Swartz, Chas. L. Nicodemus, J. B. Randall, W. S. O'Rear, Mrs. Claton Pugky, J. Reed, J. W. Rees, J. W. Riley, S. M. Pur, and many others along with several small gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County War Chest Fund
The
Society
Reuss Avenue
McDonald
Ly. T. McKee
Lydia McKée
Garrie I. McVay
Chas. B. McVay
G. Newcome
J. W. Newlin
J. L. Nethers
Wm. Newlin
Chas. L
Nicodemus
N. B. Orndorff
R. B. Owens
D. O. Padgett Sige
Claton Pugky
S. M. Pur
Mr. Pond ‘Mr, and Mrs. Lee Pannett Iw. O. Parlett
J. B. Patters
F.T. Pine
J. R. Pitcock
H. Potts IV
M. Powell D
W. Prince
R. C. Printz
K. R. Randall Vance Reed Alva
Richard M
Richard Esther L. Rid
W. B. Roberts
A. G. Robinso
Lemon Juice Freckle Cream Advertisement
A vintage advertisement promotes lemon juice mixed with orchard white to create a cheap freckle and tan lotion. It instructs applying the sweet lotion daily to face neck arms and hands to reduce blemishes and whiten skin, noting grocers and drug stores supply the ingredients. The ad lists price figures of 25.00 and 20.00.
Fall Coat Parade Promises Fashion and War-time Value
Women rush to buy new fall coats as clothing firms tout Crystal Cloths Bolivias Suede Velours and Military Swagger with fur trim and plush details. The copy links style to wartime practicality and budget while promising admiration from wearers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Star
Harry Flood Byrd
Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Neil
United
Morning News
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Hindenburg
Bat‘te
Ludendorff
Kaiser Bfil
Las A Seaneae
Duffy
Joseph Strobridge
G. W. Swartz
National War Charities
Cc. W. Robins
O Id. A. Robins
Pitzer
R. “W.E Wm. Robinso
Wm. T. Robinso
Wm. Robinson
Jas. M. Rodgers
J. A. Rosenberger
W. L. Rush
J. B. Randall
Jno. Reed
J. W. Rees
J. W. Riley Rey
J. L. Robinson
Mary O. Rol Ray Robinso
Ross Robinso
James Russell
E. G. Sanger
J. W. Schiac
Binson
TB. Sencindiver
T. B
J.B. Snapp
Mrs
Julian Snapp
Sadie Snapp
Garland L. Snapp
Margaret Stipe
W. Snyder
Turner A. Sprought
M. J. Straky
Frances L. Stipe
Hall
All Druggiste, T&c
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ida B. Taylor
Www
D. Taylor
W.,m. Teets
William Tharp
J. F. Thwaite
John Thwaite
Sophia Thwaite
Mary C. Traver
S S. Edgar Travers
B. A. Travers
Zinn
Ce Zinn
H. R. Yeakley
Sadie Yeakley
I. H. Zinn
Henry Stephenson
RS. Stimmel
Stimmer
E. J. Wilwig
G. W. Webber and Family
Welltown
Grimes Unit
R. R. Whitmore
A. Whittington
J. M. Williams
W. C. Shade
I. F. Shiley
J. B. Shiley
Shaite
Smith
M. S. Smith
E. B. Smoke
Laura Snyder
J.W. Sommerville
Baw. Steele
E. L. Stine
Hanter M. Stine
Hy ReStipe
J. W
Stipe
Emma Strobridge
M. L. Strobridge
B. F." Strother
A. J. ‘Tavenner
B. Taylor Pee * AE
Tanquary Taylor
Phil Williams
Viper
Winchester Cold Storage Co
John E. Wisecarver
Fi Woodward A
Wright
A. W. Wright
G. H. Wright
Wright Brothers
J. R. Wright
Mary. E. Ware
Oscar Ware
Carl. Webber
Robert. P. Webber
G. B. Welch
W. V
Whitacre
White Hall R. C. Auxiliary
E. H. ’Woore
Elizabeth L. Wright and
H. Wright
Rubeck
Xandma
Fall Coat Family
Frank S. Emmert & Son
Martinsburg, West Va
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