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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1918
Page
4
The text discusses wartime prohibition, states' roles in enforcing it, and the possibility of a national amendment. It shifts to a chilling set of marital instructions advising cold, controlling behavior toward a wife, urging neglect and emotional distance as a supposed model of obedience.
A collage of brief excerpts notes shifting war prophecies, weather impact, and civic topics. It mentions Alaska deportations, Tifton packing plant preparations, and Senator Hardwick reacting to White House cabinet tenure decisions in Savannah press passages.
The fragmented OCR text references Hoke and Georgia with vague notes about a “precious stuff” and a hopeful spectator interest. No definite event dates or credible entities beyond Dawson News appear.
The Wilkes County News urges farmers not to curb planting of foodstuffs even if peace agreements are reached. It argues that the world will need all life’s necessities for years to come and stresses agricultural sufficiency.
Royston Record argues small towns deserve relief from coal famine as railroads and mines are blamed for shortages. The piece urges government action to ease suffering at home and for Allies, expressing confidence in Uncle Sam’s efforts.
Investigators report the Southern States now grow more corn than needed marking a rare surplus. The note adds humor about hominy keeping hunger at bay as communities assess the agricultural turn.
Interest grows as Henry Ford plans a major ship plant in the South possibly in Savannah or Brunswick. Locating the facility in Georgia would bring significant impact to the region and especially the state.
The Milltown Advocate notes a Berrien county farm owner acts as a self sufficient entrepreneur. He grows what he uses and sells surplus to accumulate capital, illustrating a practical path to independence.
The statement argues experience as the best teacher and suggests learning from many persons. It cites that thousands have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds with good results, calling it reliable, prompt, and pleasant to take.
General Crowder says the United States can mobilize two million front line troops within two years without reshaping American life. He argues America could field ten to twelve million if needed, noting the draft proved the public’s patriotism and that Britain and France face greater mobilization. The piece stresses wartime optimism, national resolve, and the belief that democracy will prevail with broad citizen support.
The piece laments American industrial delays as soldiers prepare in large numbers for combat. It compares U S readiness to early Russian and French struggles and notes reliance on England and luck. It references battles at Tannenberg and the Marne to stress urgency.
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