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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1917
Page
3
A reader laments dry conditions in Texas as crops suffer and humor links editor, correspondents, and local papers to cite shortages of rain. The piece critiques dull writing, recalls reunions, hopes for broader submissions, and requests more robust content before resuming local reporting.
Spring house cleaning for skin and body promotes a fresh complexion. Mild laxatives flush accumulated wastes to brighten the eye and shed winter sluggishness. Dr. King's New Life Pills are advertised for 25 cents at druggists tonight.
Sidney B Parker of Columbus Georgia died after a lever car accident on June 11 at 4 45 AM He was a section foreman with Central of Georgia Railway and a member of Track Mens Union and Columbus Lodge No 52 The notice expresses sympathy for his wife two children and relatives and notes his good conduct and church faith.
Directs readers to buy Dr King’s New Discovery to stop a cold and soothe throat membranes. Claims antiseptic action, relief from coughs colds croup grippe and bronchial ailments. Advertises 50 cents at druggists in homes.
Tickets go on sale July 8 to 11 1917 with final sales cutoffs on July 25 for the 8th and 9th and July 15 for the 10th and 11th. Special entertainments planned July 11 to 13. Woodmen invited to meet Sovereign Commander Fraser and other officers. Inquiries via The Ticket Agent Central of GA Railway.
The Cincinnati authority promotes a simple remedy for corns and calluses. A few drops of freezone applied to a tender area relieves soreness and loosens the corn or hardened skin so it can be lifted out root and all without pain. A small bottle costs little at any drug store and should not irritate surrounding skin. If not in stock, ask the pharmacist to obtain it from the wholesale drug house.
Mrs John Hollis and daughters Clarice and Lyra Hollis of Columbus visit sister in law Mrs S T Montgomery. Charley Wall of Macon attended Gaines and Wall wedding. Hallie Gaines returned home after visiting friends. Rev M W Flanders and others accompanied Rev G C Ernest to Columbus. Flanders bought a car. E Mackey and family guests of Mrs S T Montgomery. Mrs Albert Montgomery and children from Norwich visited Irvin Guy. Mrs W H McGinty visiting relatives. Friends of Mrs HC Benford Route 2 regret illness. J T Garrett and H H Rogers of Charing visiting. Willie Claire McFarland returned from Ideal. Fred Gorman en route to Byromville stayed with parents. Mrs Daniel and children of Fitzgerald and Lula Curry of Hazlehurst to visit Mrs M Flanders. Ruth Tarrer of Ideal visiting Miss Neva Jinks. Ethleen Tarrer and Lillie Sharp returned from Ideal. O Gorman and W P Hesters did business in Atlanta. Jimmie Walker and Miss Louise Leightner with friends. Sallie Lou Chapman of Tazewell to attend Leightner house party.
Miss Lula Gaines and Roy S Wall were married Tuesday afternoon June 26 at the Gaines home in Five Points. The bride wore a blue coat suit and is noted as a charming Marion County young lady. The groom, youngest son of Mr and Mrs H S Wall of Mank, works for a Naval firm in Rupert. The ceremony was by Rev M W Flanders. The couple reside with the groom’s parents and will host friends there.
An advertisement warns against calomel linking it to illness and toothaches and touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable liver tonic. The copy emphasizes no salivation, gentler digestion, and a full day regained after use. It mentions a 50 cent price for the rival product.
A large crowd attended the quarterly conference at Wesley on Saturday after a welcome rain. Local residents and visitors listed include Dr. J. P. Chatfield, Miss Mary Lou Gassett, Miss Lydia Kate Cosey, Mr. Wesley Spinks, Mr. Leslie Cosey, Mr. Bonnie Smith, and many others visiting family and friends in Five Points, Byron, Pine Grove, Daviston, and Reynolds. Reverend W. G. Allaben preached at Wesley at 11 o'clock.
A dated testimonial advertises Martin's Liver Medicine as a vegetable remedy for coated tongue headaches sour stomach and constipation. It claims gentle bowel action no griping and suitability for children and babies. The large bottle sells for 50 cents with a money back guarantee via H J Porter Drugsist.
Mrs John Amerson died June 20 1917 at age 56 after twelve months illness. Her husband and three married children Lizzie Bloodworth Lula Sirdeath and Johnnie B Amerson survive. Funeral conducted by Rev Charlie Moore at New Prospect Cemetery where she was a longtime church worker. Mrs O Wilson signs notice.
Relatives express gratitude for kindness shown during prolonged illness and thank Miss Nettie Paris for the beautiful flowers sent for the grave. Mrs. O. W.
Stop lingering coughs with pine tar honey from Dr. Bill. Pine balsams loosen phlegm and ease irritated membranes while glycerine soothes tissues and helps you breathe easier. antiseptic pleasant to take for all ages. available at your druggist today.
O G McCants cashier swears the bank statement is true as shown by the bank books. C G McCants signs. Sworn before N P W W Sasser on June 30 1917 State at Large.
The document presents the condition of Farmers and Merchants Bank in Butler Georgia at the close of business June 20 1917 with a balance of 100 687 67. W S Butt cashier certified the statement as true under oath before W W Sasser N P state at large on June 30.
Monel metal, an alloy resembling nickel, may replace steel and bronze in yacht construction. It is tougher than nickel steel, resists corrosion, and maintains brightness. Aluminum, though lightest, lasts only briefly in salt water contact.
The Texas Wonder claims to dissolve gravel regulate bladder problems and cure diabetes and rheumatism for men and women and children. If not available locally it can be mailed for $1.00 with a two months supply and sworn testimonials from Dr. F. W. Hall of St. Louis. Sold by druggists.
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