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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1925
Page
9
A Montreal Herald note highlights Irish proverbs as distilled wit from generations. The sayings blend poetry philosophy and wisdom, urging charity in judgment, caution in spending, and contentment, with lines like God never shuts one door but opens two and look before you leap.
The article notes England’s orange supply comes from diverse sources including California Queensland and southern Europe. It highlights the orange tree blossoms and fruit together and mentions varieties like the navel orange. It also references long-standing European cultivation and changing import patterns through London docks.
A dentist hurriedly extracted a badly damaged tooth from a patient named Jenkinson. A remaining fragment stayed in the gum causing continued discomfort before the doctor advised patience as the piece finally loosened.
A compact reflection quotes a biblical proverb about the righteous finding gladness and the wicked meeting destruction, attributed to Solomon, framing moral hope and eventual end.
The piece warns that fall and winter bring more contagious illnesses such as colds sore throats and pneumonia especially among children in crowded indoor spaces. It links heating and ventilation to disease spread and urges adherence to health laws and vaccines for smallpox typhoid diphtheria scarlet fever and other protections.
Chancellor David C Barrow of the State University stresses community health and education as duties for prosperity. He cites a Banner Herald piece urging public school education and disease prevention as essential to happiness and national well being. He contrasts a bishop and a dyspeptic to illustrate misgivings about religion and well being.
A vaccination against scarlet fever is described as undergoing a settling stage with standardization methods and government endorsement urged to prevent unscrupulous manufacturers. Dr. Dick and colleagues developed a susceptibility test to predict contraction, and a vaccine against scarlet fever is reported as strong as vaccines for smallpox and diphtheria, touted as a major yearly achievement despite its novelty and the state’s stance.
A fragmentary ad claims a quick remedy to soothe sore throats and stop coughing within seconds. It touts rapid action, healing irritated tissues, easing chest heaviness, and clearing congestion, while mentioning a nonmedical tone and questionable claims.
Public sale to satisfy a note of 2500 dated March 14, 1922. The Winder firm will offer the 405 acre tract in Taylor County near Butler, Georgia, at the courthouse on February 8, 1925, with fee simple title to the purchaser and proceeds first applied to the debt of 2995.00 plus interest and costs.
J M and C D White as administrators of the estate of James White deceased apply for Leave to Sell the real estate to pay debts and for distribution among heirs. Creditors and kindred are cited that if no objection is filed, the court will pass on the application on the first Monday in February 1925. L T Peed Ordinary.
Creditors of the estate of S A Mitchell are notified to render their demands and all debtors must make immediate payments. L E Mitchell as admin of the estate requests compliance with the law. County records confirm the appointment and duties of the administrator.
A brief aphorism attributed to Forbes Magazine notes happiness rests on friendship, not wealth. The statement emphasizes social ties as essential to well being, implying monetary fortune is secondary.
Archibald Models argues in the North American Review that the short story popularized a distinct display of plot as a tangled knot to be quickly unwoven. He cites rapid opening devices, distracting first sentences, and bold lines that pull readers in before revealing the knot’s ease of undoing.
The Atlanta Journal touts full twenty four hour Associated Press and United Press leased wire coverage for rapid world news. Subscriptions offered with daily and Sunday options including yearly, six month and monthly rates.
A reflective line notes that contemporary methods challenge the methods of our fathers, framing a debate about tradition and change in practice. The fragment hints at conflict between past norms and present approaches without detailing specifics.
Thoreau argues true health comes from immersion in nature not medicine. He praises pine scent and high pasture air as restorative, claiming society is diseased and only the sickest benefit from its comforts. He urges daily communion with nature to restore spirit and body.
An expert report of clear evidence of Neolithic mural paintings in a Cornish coastal cave was challenged when a local man named Asherman confessed to painting the supposed murals. He said he cleaned his brush on the walls after painting his boat, admitting the artwork was his own.
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