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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1919

Page

2

War Camp Service to close September 30 in Winchester

War Camp Community Service announces closure after September 30 with a farewell block party in Winchester Frederick County. The organization invites all white service men and families to attend while noting postwar support from Home Service and American Legion posts. A separate letter invites colored veterans and families to a Mount Carmel Baptist Church farewell event on September 30.

Ester Frederick County Bureau Navy Arma Corps Newtowns Usd Win Problege Winchester Home Service Winter Robert Y. Conrad American Legion Party For the Colored Veterans Matheny Mount Carmel Baptist Church Army Navy Marine Corps

Red Cross mobilizes for influenza in Winchester

The Red Cross, working with the District Nurse Association led by Mrs H D Fuller, urges calls during flu outbreaks. A recent Winchester case shows rapid aid via a fresh air house at 318 Highland Ave. Camp Fire Girls aided the effort, with Mrs Taylor hosting the facility and a sister in Washington traveling by car to assist.

Red Cross Publicity Bureau The Red Cross District Nurse Association H. D. Fuller Washington, D. C Winchester Tennessee Martinsburg Taylor

Women At Work During War Boosted By Health Claim

During wartime millions of women entered new roles in munitions plants chemical works metal mills street railways ambulance service barbering and elevator work. Many wished to serve but suffered female ailments that kept them from duties. The ad promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to restore health and strength.

Lydia E. Pinkham

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