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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1923
Page
8
Mrs Alonzo md of Clay Street Biloxi testifies she suffered three years with digestion problems and nervous indigestion. After using Black-Draught she reports improved appetite, normal digestion, skin color and weight, and says the remedy helps with indigestion headaches and liver issues.
The article advises on mirror placement to enhance light and air in small spaces. Best spots include a long narrow hall and a bathroom wall mirror for cleanliness. Avoid placing a mirror facing the bed head and keep stairs area minimalist to maximize visual impact.
In early California days a rural justice rode a horse with a Winchester. a tale recalls Alcalde R. C. Barry and Leander Quint of Sonora. Quint, famed for flamboyant hand gestures after a losing argument, drew Barry’s sharp retort about fingers and traps in Texas.
Ancient Egypt admired sport in daily life with girls playing ball and dancing, boys running races and balancing beams, and games of skill using sticks and blindfolds. Fencing used a wooden saber and shield, while wrestling scenes in Beni Hassan tombs echo modern training.
Imhotep stands as the first master of stone building flourishing after 3000 B C. His tiered structures led toward pyramid construction. A generation later, around 2900 B C., architects built the great pyramid of Gizeh. From first stone to the pyramid, less than a century and a half passed. Much progress occurred in the Thirteenth century B C, unmatched until the nineteenth century.
A housewife recounts a discovery about using reference books at home. Her story advises parents to reveal the usefulness of dictionaries and other reference works to children learning in school.
Geologists and paleontologists in the Nevada mountains examined a fossil resembling a leather sole. The mass of 100 to 300 million year old rock contains microphotographs showing stitch holes and welt twists, prompting debate if it marks a real shoe fossil or a natural artifact.
Explorers report a hitherto unknown freshwater lake in central Australia near Alice Springs in the MacDonnell range. The lake reportedly becomes a 20 mile circumference during the rainy season and is described as a moving mass of ducks. July August climate at Alice Springs is frosty at night with morning ice and abundant fruit and vegetables for pioneers' children.
By order of the Court of Ordinary of Taylor County a public sale will be held on the first Tuesday in August 1928 at the Butler courthouse. The property is 75 acres off lot No 19 in the 14th District, belonging to the estate of Kathrine Grier deceased, lying north of the road from Perlans old school house to Graball. Sale to be cash and to the highest bidder within usual hours.
Butler announces a county summer school from July 16 to August 24 aimed at rural and town students. About $100 subscribed, total operating cost around $900. Principal Prof. J. A. Pendergrast and Mrs. J. A. Pendergrast will lead staff. Reynolds and Buena Vista ties noted. courses include English, Latin, history, science, business, and teaching practice.
In re G F Amos bankrupt in Northern District of Georgia a petition for discharge was filed and a hearing set for July 28 1923 at 10 A M in Atlanta to show cause why discharge should not be granted creditors and interested parties urged to appear O C Fuller Clerk N A Brown Deputy Clerk
The article explains yew trees were planted in churchyards not for gloom but utility. An ancient act required yews in burial grounds to supply timber for bows, making them the chosen arbor for archery needs.
The Atlanta Journal announces it now uses the full twenty four hour Associated Press wire service along with United Press and its existing outlets. Subscriptions are offered by mail with rates for daily and Sunday editions, including one year and six month terms. The notice emphasizes timely delivery from Atlanta.
An old advertisement fragment mentions aspirin tablets and Bayer branding. It references safe use terms, tablet counts, and trade marks for Aspirin, with garbled product details and pricing hints.
An estimated 900 million people live in countries where hookworm infection poses a serious health and work efficiency threat. The widespread issue highlights public health challenges and the need for preventive measures.
An ad explains catarrhal deafness as an inflammation of the mucous lining in the Eustachian tube and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a remedy. It claims a constitutional cure and offers one hundred free medicines to prove effectiveness.
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