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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1918

Page

8

Letter praising Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin

A Kansas City reader writes that after seven years of use the Syrup Pepsin saved her granddaughter from severe stomach spasms. The familys confidence in the remedy is strong, calling it unmatched for stomach and bowel issues. The letter is signed by C. F. Brown of 1012 Garfield Ave, Kansas City, Missouri.

Doctor Caldwell Dr. Caldwell Cou Uc. C. F. Brown Garfield Ave Kansas City

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Peps in The Perfect Laxative

A mild pleasant laxative praised as gentle and effectively soothing. Free trial bottle offer directs readers to send name and address to Dr W B Caldwell at 458 Washington St Monticello Illinois.

Dr. Caldwell W. B. Caldwell Washington St Monticello, Il

Local Herald Seeks Names and Addresses of Serving Taylor County Volunteers

The Herald requests the name and address of every volunteer or selectman from Taylor county now in military service with the U S in any branch. Include those stationed at training camps or in France who were reared or lived in Taylor county. Public hope is to publish weekly names and addresses so friends may send letters, papers, or packages.

the Herald France Taylor County U. S Army Navy Herald

A Total Wreck Says Tennessean

David Jones of Forbus Tennessee reports recovery after taking Ziron Iron Tonic saying he was weak with stomach trouble and loss of appetite and could not sleep but after using Ziron he felt fine and could work a full day, urging others to try the tonic backed by a druggist guarantee.

David Jones Forbus Tenn

Squirrel Dog Counts as a Local Oddity

A quirky feature describes the famed squirrel dog as an unexplainable creature in a timber town. Demand runs high for standout dogs, with only two or three truly exceptional animals available and often booked weeks ahead.

The Return on Sentry Duty Near Home Depot

A young recruit on sentry near a Home Depot confronts a shadowy figure. He calls "Halt Who goes there" and a hoarse whisper replies that a comrade vows to return, muttering loudly about not going.

Rheumatism Relief Through Blood Purification Claim

An advertisement urges readers to purify blood and improve health to combat rheumatism. It touts cod liver oil in Scott's Emulsion as nature's blood maker that strengthens organs to help expel impurities and relieve stubborn rheumatic attacks.

Scott Bigea Bel

Merchants Require Sugar Purchase Declarations in Georgia

Householders must sign a Sugar Application declaring intent to buy within limits and not exceed three pounds per person per month for home use. Merchants keep certificates on file and may submit to inspection by the Federal Food Administrator for Georgia.

Food Administration Ibis Georgia

Functions of the Food Administration

The Food Administration aims to guide trade in essential commodities by eliminating vicious speculation extortion and wasteful practices and stabilizing staple prices. It seeks sufficient domestic supplies, cooperation with the Allies to curb inflation, and to boost production and saving of food to raise exports for Allied armies and their peoples.

No Beef For This Hotel Hicks Here in Suvzenah

Irregular message reports a large state bhastery named Hicks thus barred from serving beef in any form until January 1, 191%. The case notes isolated beef conservation and claims excessive wheat bread usage. The company paid $500 to the Savannah Red Cross and agreed to no beef before next January with corn substituted for wheat and victory for defeat.

Suvzenah Food Administration Savannah

Food Facts Urges Beef Reduction and Garden Use

The food administration asks sharply cut beef consumption for the army allies and civilians this summer due to limited supply. Increase use of milk cream butter and cheese to balance diets and compensate for beef shortage. Encourage home gardens and canning. avoid canned goods when fresh are available to reserve staples for military needs.

Food Administration Army Navy

Colored Men Invited to Enlist in Navy Reserve

The Americus Navy Recruiting Station calls on colored men with mess attendant, officers' cook, or steward experience to enroll in the Naval Reserve for wartime duty. Eligible applicants with dependents receive government support, with immediate promotion potential. Recruiters offer full details on request.

Navy Americus Naval Reserve

Women Tortured by Corns and Freezone Relief

A Cincinnati authority warns women suffer from corns caused by high heels and trimming the pests. Freezone, a quarter ounce drug from drug stores, drops on the corn relieve soreness and lift the entire corn without pain, leaving surrounding tissue undamaged. Tell your wife about this.

Cincinnati

Special Services Rendered by Georgia Board of Entomology

Georgia farmers and fruit growers are urged to use free services of the State Board of Entomology. The board, established 1898, now employs fifteen staff and handles a $50,000 annual appropriation. It inspects nurseries and shipments, guides disease and insect control on orchards and farms, enforces quarantine rules for boll weevil and cotton, conducts county seed tests in 130 counties, and experiments with arsenate dusting to better control pests.

Atlanta Georgia State Board of Entomology Georgia State Board of Entomology Board of Entomology Department of Entomology Messrs. Lewis, Williams and McLendon Beason W. V. Reed

Weetheart of My Dreams song for soldiers

A tender song by Harry Stillwell Edwards offered to American soldiers through Camp Wheeler and the Red Cross. It costs 25 cents by mail to the secretary of Y at Camp Wheeler, with proceeds aiding soldiers. bulk orders via The Macon News at $3.50 per 100. Red Cross and Y M C A workers can distribute postpaid.

Harry Stillwell Edwards Red Cross Y’ 46 Camp Wheeler Macon America Macon News

Lemon Juice Freckle Remover Promises Clear Skin

A vintage remedy suggests mixing the juice of two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to make a freckle remover and complexion lotion. The ad claims the mixture, available at grocers and drug stores for a few cents, will fade freckles and blemishes with daily use.

Amphibious Prompt Stirs Quick Wit at Alabama School

Pupils in an Alabama school were told to craft a sentence using the word amphibious. A quick minded boy quipped a playful line: Most fish stories am fibi ous, spelling a pun that delighted classmates.

Alabama

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure and Reward

A historical sales pitch offers one hundred dollars reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It claims thirty five years of use, bloodstream action on mucous surfaces, poisoning removed from blood, and healing of diseased portions. Testimonials promised after short use and an offer for free information followed.

Hall

Dodson’s Liver Tone replaces calomel for health

Dodson’s Liver Tone offers a safe vegetable liquid as a calomel substitute. The advertisement claims calomel is dangerous mercury that causes weakness and salivation, urging readers to switch for improved digestion and energy. It targets children and adults, promising quicker wakefulness and relief from biliousness and constipation.

Dodson

Sheriff's Sale Notice In Buller Georgia 1918

Legal advertisement for a sheriff sale set for the first Tuesday in August 1918 at the Butler Georgia courthouse. Property includes one acre in Buller with a two room dwelling, bounded by R S West and Mrs D F Chapman. Levy to satisfy a Justice Court claim in favor of R S West. Sheriff J R Beeland signed July 1, 1918.

R. S. West D. F.chapman RS. West Chirk J. R. Beeland

Sheriff Sale for August 1918 in Taylor County Georgia

Sheriff Beeland will sell on the first Tuesday in August 1918 at the courthouse door Butler Taylor County Georgia the full property of W F Weaver. The sale satisfies a superior court filing in favor of Edward Thompson Co consisting of 23 volumes Encyclopedia of Pleading and Practice plus supplements and 32 volumes American Encyclopedia of Law in multiple volumes.

Georgia Taylor County Butler Zee Puban W. F. Weaver Superior Court Edward, Thompson Co J. R. Beeland

Letters of Administration for Caro Bryant estate

George Bryant applies for Letters of Administration for the estate of Mrs Caro Bryant deceased in this county. Citizens with claims or objections must show cause why letters should not be issued, with the hearing set for the first Monday in August 1918, notice dated July 1 1918. A H Riley Ordinary.

Georgia Taylor County George Bryant Caroline Bryant A. H. Riley T. B. Theus Said County

Discharge of Administrator Seeks Letters of Dismissal

C L Byron as administrator of S D Anthony estate petitions the court to discharge him and receive letters of dismission. The matter cites fully administered estate and requires all kindred and creditors to show cause why discharge should not be granted on the first Monday in August 1918.

Georgia Taylor County Wereas C. L. Byron S. D. Anthony A. H. Riley

Our National Ash Heap

A harsh claim that America annually registers a fire loss between 250 300000 and 200000000 dollars, widely exceeding other countries. The text frames the United States as contributing far more to the ash heap than any other nation, suggesting systemic issues.

America

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United States Service of Butler & Pinson Selling Agents Tennessean the Food Administration Herbert Hoover GA. Board OF Entomology Lewis Waynesboro Sparta Washington Ronnie Cornelia Avanta A. Melendon Mr. Williams Mr. McLendon
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