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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1918
Page
8
A Greenville letter from Mrs Esther Porter Harrelson of Gene town South Carolina says Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is all that it is claimed to be and she will always keep it in the house for her children and grown folks and she recommends it to friends.
Dr Caldwell offers a mild pleasant laxative syrup with pepsin described as easy and natural. Children like it and use it willingly. A trial bottle is obtainable by writing to Dr W B Caldwell 458 Washington Street Monticello Illinois.
Comprehensive honor roll listing Taylor County natives and others serving in World War I. Entries include names, units such as Co B 326 Infantry American Expeditionary Forces in France, Camp Wheeler Macon Ga, Camp Gordon Atlanta Ga, and other camps and depots with locations in Georgia South Carolina Massachusetts and Panama. The roll features ranks from private to lieutenant and notes units like 121st Infantry 329 Bakers and M G Co 121 Infantry among many others.
Extensive roster lists soldiers and sailors by name, unit, and duty station. Names include Lawrence Williams, James Edgar Whatley, Perry Rogers, and many others associated with U S forces in France, Camp Gordon, Camp Wheeler, and Fortress Monroe, among others.
Marshall Rhodes of Eufaula Alabama writes about taking Ziron for indigestion nervousness and loss of appetite and says it helped him and his mother-in-law. The ad promotes Ziron as a tonic that puts iron into the blood and urges readers with pale weak nerves and low appetite to ask their druggist about it with a guarantee.
Georgia Taylor County Mrs Florence Gordy applies in due form for letters of administration on the estate of Dr A B Gordy late of the county deceased. The Ordinary will hear the petition on the first Monday in September 1918 at 10 am at the courthouse. July 26 1918 A H Riley Ordinary J A Smith Attorney for petitioner.
Volney Williams announces candidacy to succeed George Heyl yer for Railroad Commissioner in the September Democratic Primary. He resides in Waycross Ga and urges voter consideration with backing from the Tifton Gazette praising his 16 years as editor of the Waycross Journal Herald and his state legislative and party roles.
ALEX STEPHENS seeks the Court of Appeals seat after winning the popular vote years ago but failing to secure nomination. Endorsed by the Bar and home county, he urges Georgia to elect him to uphold democracy. He is 44, from Taliaferro and Wilkes, a UGA graduate with Harvard law training, practicing in Georgia for over twenty years.
A cheap beauty remedy claims lemon juice combined with orchard white creates a freckle and tan lotion. The mixture is massaged daily on face neck arms and hands to fade freckles and brighten skin. The ad emphasizes harmlessness and low cost with groceries and drugstore supplies.
Mrs Mary Youngblood and Mrs W F Weaver applied for 12 months support from the estates of Jas C Youngblood and W F Weaver deceased. Appraisers have filed returns and all interested persons must show cause before the Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in September 1918. Ordinary A H Riley signed these notices on August 6 and August 7 1918.
A short aphorism emphasizes love as universal and urges lavish giving without distinction or delay. It advocates generosity toward the poor and the rich, and especially toward equals where generosity is hardest.
Cincinnati authorities warn women about the dangers of corns from high heel shoes and advise using freezone from drug stores. A few drops on the corn relieve soreness and lift the entire corn without pain.
An advertisement warns about calomel causing illness and loss of a day. It promotes Odson’s Liver Tone as a safe vegetable alternative that starts the liver without side effects. The copy notes calomel’s mercury nature, stomach upset, and warns against giving it to children.
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