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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1917
Page
3
Amusu Theatre schedules shows for Friday and Saturday December 14 15 featuring Paramount and Triangle Pictures in the usual program with continued screenings and attractions.
Reynolds Georgia notes report illnesses and visits, farm activity and hog slaughter, arrivals and departures, and local social updates. Guests include Mr Carter from Parrett and Mrs Ellea Payne with Mrs R H James. Fresh Tennessee mules arrive. Mr Fred Freeman welcomes a new son.
Hon E B Lewis visits friend Tom Pool in town. Miss Dorothy A Pye and Tom Mitchell quietly wed at the parsonage. Ladies Aid elects officers with Mrs John Land as president. Mrs Deiger visits Kissimmee, Florida then returns home. DAN BEELAND promotes magazine agency gifts. Master Hugh Neisler celebrates birthday with party.
Reynolds Georgia taxpayers are informed that city tax books are open and ad valorem taxes on all property must be paid by December 20, 1917 or executions will be issued. Taxes are due at the Clerk’s Office in Reynolds to R O Perkins, City Tax Collector.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the First National Bank of Reynolds will be held Tuesday morning January 8 1918 at 10 oclock at their banking house in Reynolds Ga for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year and the transaction of other business which may legally come before them. H K Sealy Cashier.
Red and white spotted steer about 500 pounds with horns lost from a drove near the J. W. Musslewhite farm. Likely heading toward the original range near Prattsburg. Notify J F. Posey or JG Hill for recovery and reward.
The Red Cross National Christmas Drive starts December 16 to enlist new members in Reynolds chapter. Miss Bonnie Newsom is campaign manager with committees to assist. The Reynolds quota is 400 new members, with enrollment booths at Reynolds Pharmacy Walker’s Pharmacy and the Red Cross Work Room all next week. Membership classes include Annual Without Magazine 1.00, Subscribing 2.09, Contributing 5.00, Sustaining 10.00, Life 50.00, Patron 100.00. The work room will be open for volunteers to help with surgical dressings.
A dusty page notes waste streams from households and industry. Eggshells, corks, tires and tubes yield usable materials for plastics, rubber, and fabric goods, with yearly values in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The article recalls Thomas Carlyle's habit of smoking long pipes kept in a gow at his home. He allegedly used a new pipe daily and stored tobacco in a half pound tin canister beside the fireplace. The pipe box rested on the table or mantle as part of his living space.
Uncle Eben counsels patience when a man seeks advice out of loneliness, warning against inviting trouble. The quip centers on social caution and household dynamics.
A nostalgic guide describes a simple Sunday supper with cocoa or tea, a light salad, a hot main dish and dessert. It shares cooking tips for chicken livers with olive or curried sauces, oysters wrapped in bacon, and pigs in blankets, plus serving suggestions.
An average tar yields 70 per cent pitch and 6 per cent dyes materials. A hollow capsule could hold 400 million typhoid bacilli. A 30 passenger auto with a four wheel truck in front runs on a standard railway in Hood River Oregon. The most powerful telesopic in the southern hemisphere will be completed at Cordoba Argentina. Cleveland residents become familiar with fire alarm devices through department demonstrations.
Mrs C A Darmes of Charleston II praises Chamberlain's Tablets for biliousness and as a mild pleasant laxative. She reports her brother also used them with satisfactory results and recommends them highly.
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