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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1913

Page

7

Making Future Naval Officers At Annapolis 1912

Captain John H. Gibbons, chosen as superintendent of the Naval Academy in May 1911, leads reforms aimed at easing admissions, simplifying the curriculum, replacing civilian teachers with officers where possible, eliminating hazing, and dignifying the first class. He emphasizes greater sea experience, post graduate study, and closer officer contact to instill naval spirit and prepare midshipmen for future fleet leadership.

Meyer John H. Gibbons Naval Academy Gibbons Asiatic Station Charleston General Board Captain Bowyer Captain Gibbons Jamestown England Marquis de Gibbons Academy Tyre Hee Hoo Annapolis Er Tegal Aigldelying Congress Navy

Absentminded man saves would be jumper by own act

A man named Harry Such attempted suicide by hanging after a quarrel with his wife. John Korem, living above, heard the crash, found Such barely alive, and cut the rope with a saw after sawing down the beam. Such survived and vowed revenge on the absentminded neighbor.

Harry Such John Korem

Corpse revival shocks Paris society and courts

A Paris rumor claims the late Duc de D- was revived by doctors two hours before midnight to protect his infant heir from chancery. Treatments included hypodermic injections and revived heart and breath to life. Also noted in Society is Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, famed American hostess, with a biting epigram about a young matron.

Paris Duc de D

Cardus touted as cure for womanly troubles in Durant

Emma Bazemore credits Cardus for relief from severe womanly pains after failed doctor visits and a near operation. The ad promotes Cardui as safe, urging women to begin today and promising improvement, with a mail offer from Chattanooga Ladies' Advisory Dept. A humorous customer exchange closes the piece.

Cardus N. B Chattanici Ladies’ Advisory Dept Chater Tee Ciee Adv

Skin Trouble Relief Promises Cuticura Cure

A Richmond reader describes a four year leg sore failed to heal until using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After one month the sore vanished and itching ceased, with no recurrence five years later. Hair loss from scalp fever recovered after Cuticura treatment. Ad copy urges free samples and postal address for Cuticura Skin Book.

W. Grace St Richmond John “Lovina Saar Cuticura Dept. L Boston

Modest Booster and the Editor in a Comic Exchange

A clerical looking man visits a newspaper editor to solicit aid for a refined and intelligent gentleman in need of money. The editor jokes about being the only man fitting the description, and the caller declines to name the gentleman. Two lawyers discuss eloquence in court versus after dinner, noting dinner depends on the jury while the diners have already eaten.

Parson Cleveland

Sunday School Exchange Sheds Light on Genesis Temptation

A playful dialogue features a teacher and a small girl debating the story of Adam and Eve. The girl asks how the serpent fared before after the temptation, prompting a concise moral reflection on biblical tales.

Deep Dissimulation Dialog Sparks Sidelong Plot

A conversation reveals Mr Meekton plotting to manipulate his wife into becoming a suffragette. He suggests convincing her to march and give speeches to provoke resentment and defiance. The exchange hints at strategic social manipulation within a marriage.

Mr. Meekton

The Man Who Chooses View Over Speed

A Kansas City Independent vignette describes a motorist who slows at a hilltop to enjoy a view rather than race. When questioned, the driver calmly explains the pleasure of the scenery, leaving onlookers bewildered and fearing an insane driver is at large in an automobile.

Kansas City

National Canned Foods Week Urges Savings and Quality

Dealers and manufacturers nationwide join March dust to April 5 in promoting canned foods as economical and safe. Heat preservation at 250 degrees sterilizes cans, keeping contents fresh. The campaign aims to show house wives how canned foods lower living costs and offer varied menus, with emphasis on busy farmers wives and daily use.

Half Married Ring Bearer Delivers Candid Clouded View

A young girl who served as ring bearer recalls her grave view of marriage after overhearing her grandmother. A humorous aside follows about a remedy Elixir Babek touted for malaria curing chills and fevers without quinine. An aside ends with a light domestic anecdote about a husband hurt by a clothesline incident and his wife’s rebuke.

Carrie Bleczewski & Co Washington, D.C

Fletcher's Castoria Used For Over Thirty Years

A vintage advertisement urges careful inspection of Castoria bottles for the 1 signature line and trusts the remedy for infants and children. A dialogue features a small colored boy named Ephraim Ebenezer with the exchange about spelling and a casual remark on worry.

Castoria Fletcher Ephraim Ebenezer

Desperate quarrel over a alderman and a crowding agent

A dialogue snippet depicts an alderman blocking a corporation agent from lining his pocket with $1 000 while a Puck cartoon frame mocks the scene. The ad content promotes Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder offering shoes relief for corns bunions and related foot conditions with samples and pricing.

Puck Allen Olmsted LeRoy, N.Y Adv

Dobble's Word Bond Question Spurs Cryptic Exchange

In a terse exchange, characters debate the strength of Dobble's bond as Dr. Pierce's Pellets promise relief for digestion and constipation. The dialogue shifts to satire on discretion with Cynicus mocking prudence and noting an elderly man who recently wed for a fourth time.

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