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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1918
Page
4
The western front calm allows review of Italy where Austrian gains at first were pushed back beyond the Piave by a flood aided counter attack. Initial Italian success has not yet become a full pursuit across the river with Italians consolidating on the western bank and strengthening mountain positions to guard supply lines.
The piece argues that War Savings Stamps must be a nationwide effort not just for children. It notes Congress authorized 2 billion dollars in WSS for 1918 and stresses thrift by all, urging adults to save, cut waste, and teach children through active participation in the War Savings Army.
The piece discusses potential candidates for Macon County's next representative, highlighting Hon. W.T. Christopher as a leading possibility. It praises his long newspaper career, civic contributions, farming leadership, and trusted character, arguing voters should consider him for the state legislature and noting broad local endorsement.
A wartime appeal stresses the growing casualty toll with 8300 killed wounded or captured by the Huns. It urges readers to donate and save to the utmost to fund welfare, food, and materials for soldiers in action, emphasizing the sacred obligation of financial support.
A Savannah Missouri writer recalls using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy to cure flux and dysentery. She urges others to use the remedy, stating she has recommended it to dozens of people since her first use in earlier years. The letter is dated October 12, 1916, and presents the remedy as effective in similar cases.
The Sandersville Progress urges harmony to back Hon W J Harris in the Georgia United States Senate race. It criticizes Senator Hardwick’s stance on wartime measures, cites casualty lists, and predicts Harris will win the Sandersville precinct, county, and statewide primary. It argues for electing officials who support the war effort and President Wilson.
Kerensky trusts time to unite Russia against Germany while allies weigh intervention and economic cooperation. If Russia fights, democracies must strengthen its resolve. if not, they should leave her alone. The core decision is whether Russia will take up the fight or not.
Government officials rebut rumors about colored troops in France. Secretary Baker invites registrants to request investigations of irregularities and pledges correction of unfair draft board actions. General Pershing officially denies higher casualties for black troops, noting three of the four colored combat regiments in France have deaths or wounds totaling nineteen casualties out of nearly ten thousand. He adds colored troops have not occupied more dangerous positions and are in excellent physical condition.
Advertises Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation. Claims noticeable relief from such ailments and invites readers to try the medicine. Mentions price may be a quarter.
The piece argues Emperor Karl of Austria is squeezed by German vassalage and domestic hunger driven unrest. His plan to strike Italy failed, bread shortages spark strikes, and the empire risks deeper revolt. Outsiders see Russia’s collapse as a warning, fearing Austria could become a growing liability to the Kaiser.
A promotional piece asserting good health and real joy come from regular bowels and proper digestion. It claims Cham berlain's Tablets move the bowels strengthen digestion and reduce poisons in the system to prevent headaches and indigestion. Try it.
Use vinegar instead of water to mix plaster depairs. The resulting mass remains putty for 20 to 30 minutes, allowing you to push the vinegar plaster into cracks and smooth it with a table knife before it sets.
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