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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1925
Page
8
Dean of Men Thomas A. Clark argues youth morals remain similar to past generations, noting only that girls are more frank now. He recalls a public restaurant scene where a young woman prepared for her train with grooming tools, lipstick, and rouge, concluding that changes in customs, not nature, explain perceived shifts in behavior.
A man named Erwin begins with a farm and a strong work ethic but chases prosperity through many ventures. He moves from farm to store to grain elevator to farming again, eventually settling in Minnesota and enduring repeated losses. At seventy four his ambition wanes, yet the farm he once sold would now be worth ten times his original price.
A dense OCR style page fragment lists numbered clues and cryptic definitions across themes of religion, geography, and artifacts. It pairs terms like a great sun god, a sacred poem, and a metal dish with cross references such as a mas s form of wit and a god of the sun, suggesting a puzzle or glossary extract from a historical newspaper.
England based Export Tobacco company sent two representatives J Neal Sweeney and A F Hobson to Berrien county to observe soil cultivation and curing of tobacco. They visited farms and praised local practices, signaling potential attention to the Nashville tobacco market. Savannah Bridge Is To Be Opened and Noted Landscape Painter Passes Away are included in brief dispatches with quick notes on the Savannah river bridge opening plans and Dwight Tryon, a renowned landscape painter and former head of Smith college art department, dying at 75.
In Taylor County under the petition of C B Marshall administrator of the estate of J A Matthews deceased, an order of July 6 1926 directs all claimants to appear before Judge F McLaughlin in Columbus on Aug 8 1925 at 10:00 AM to present claims and await disposition of assets as law directs.
Casper Tigner applies as guardian of the person and property of Lillie May and Hewitt Daniel, minors of John Daniel, deceased. The application will be passed at the next court of ordinary on the first Monday in August 1925. Witness my hand and official signature this 4th day of July, 1926. L. Peed, Ordinary.
A court ordered sale will take place on the first Tuesday in August 1925 at the Butler courthouse door. The estate includes the house and lot once owned by J J McCants Sr, deeds from O M Colbert and J J Windham to J J McCants Jr, a five passenger Ford, notes and debts owed to J J McCants Jr, and his household and kitchen furniture. The order is issued by Judge C F McLaughlin.
The beads from Murano glissmakers descend through generations and resemble jewels in delicacy and color. They form necklaces worn by fashionable women of the era.
A fragmentary note describes fortunes and misfortunes, mentioning a person named Dave and hints at seeking fortune amid confusion. The readable text signals a reflective, era-tinged mood with implied personal mischance.
An appeal urges immediate action to prevent infant tuberculosis in Georgia. It notes most TB exposure occurs before school age, highlights open air schools in Georgia, and calls for a preventive sanatorium or restoration center. The State Board of Health is urged to hear public concerns and promote early diagnosis to save countless children.
Georgia adopts rules for midwife oversight after approval by the State Board of Health following consideration by the State Medical Association. The piece urges that every expectant mother receive physician care for months and access best available professional care during motherhood. It stresses midwives must be properly instructed and aware of what not to do, praising the associations for advancing this task.
Architectural writers and the public praise stucco as a durable, fire resistant magnesite finish for exteriors. Properly applied it lasts with the foundation, resists weather, and never needs painting. Varied textures and colors from pebbles and shells allow unique facades on homes and churches, including resurfacing old structures for cooler summers and warmer winters.
Parlor car and coaches Macon to Atlanta. Sleeping cars and coaches to points North East and West. For complete information apply to any Ticket Agent Southern Railway System or C B Rhodes.
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