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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1923
Page
2
Reynolds local notes list illnesses visits and travels among residents. Mrs Sam Harp is sick. many families host relatives from Dublin to Atlanta. several plan trips to Macon and Pelham. Notables include G H Goddard attending Shriners in Macon on July 4 and diverse social visits to Butler, Fort Valley, Griffin, and LaFayette.
Reynolds District to hold a July 21 1923 election to fill a board vacancy caused by term expiration of Hon. F A Ricks. June 6 1923. Ww. T. Rustin Superintendent.
A long condolence poem marks the death of baby Joseph Horton at age one year ten months and sixteen days on May 25 1923. It laments the loss, chronicles grief, and offers faith in heaven, ending with a message of enduring hope and a wish for reunion on the eternal shore.
Betty Compson, star of The Law and the Woman, appears in a new Paramount picture opening at the Grand Theatre Friday July 6. Born in Southern Utah mining country, she trained as a violinist and started on vaudeville before film. Her breakout came with The Miracle Men and she became a Paramount star. She enjoys swimming and outdoor sports. Grand Theatre Reynolds Ga.
After Boerhaage of Leiden died, a sale offered his book with a synopsis of medical learning. An eager purchaser found in it only a rule: keep the head cool the feet warm the body open the digestion regular and a fig for doctors.
A London Opinion item recalls a case where a wife alleges her husband threw a teapot during a quarrel sparked by her sardine breakfasts. The husband is described as a street car conductor who resented being reminded of his job.
The article traces the terms cop and copper to origins in England. It cites Sir Robert Peel establishing the early police force, leading to nicknames bobbies and coppers based on initials and the copper band on helmets. It notes helmet specifics and the tradition of polished copper bands.
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