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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1914
Page
4
A collage of aphorisms and quotations on manners, politics, marketing, and society including remarks on advertising value, wealth use, dress, weddings, presidents, Huerta, and suffrage. The text blends humor and critique from a period press, with scattered references to public figures and civic life.
A British engaged couple in a two year courtship wed after a long engagement. The article notes their mutual commitment and the strong public support for their marriage. The item appears in a three column notice from Pitedgevile with a subscription price of $1.00 per year.
An advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a universal kidney and bladder remedy for men and women including diabetes and rheumatism. It claims mollification of bladder issues in children and offers mail order for $1.00 with two months treatment per bottle.
Governor Slaton pursues economy in the current session aiming to keep appropriations within state revenues. He earns praise from allies and critics for steadfast restraint while Governor Siton defends the tax equalization law as fair and worth a trial.
Mrs Sadie P Clawson of Indiana Pa suffers stomach pain bloating headaches belching and constipation. After her daughter’s recommendation she uses Chamberlains Tablets and finds relief unlike anything else. For sale by all dealers.
A neighbor visited with a cheerful claim that he saved money by trading at home rather than contributing to mail order schemes. He said he read materials about the lads in our care more carefully and felt optimistic about his personal finances.
E. E. Cross, traveling in Virginia and the South, was seized with sudden severe colic. At a store, a merchant recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Two doses cured him. Do not travel without a bottle. For sale by all dealers.
A roundup from Georgia papers notes reactions to political figures including Slaton Hardwick and West. Opinions range on Slaton’s candidacy, tax laws, and leadership style with references to several local papers.
The Athens Banner notes a question about Governor Slaton holding his annual barbecue this year and suggests that every Georgia voter will be invited. The Lexington Echo hints the event is likely to proceed.
A heated session faces a repeal push as opponents fail to kill the reform effort. The Gazette notes a bold leaven toward a tax system with some justice while legislators weigh a bill to curb harmful tools and prevent wide postings.
F and Felder, two MA candidates for Senator, exchange stone throwing during campaigns. The general view suggests a tactic that pits each candidate to challenge the other to identical daring moves, intensifying the public clash.
Fulton representative R. Q. Cochran who was seriously ill for weeks and recently widowed has recovered enough to attend House meetings. Cochran says he will stay in the race despite former Governor Joseph M. Brown entering.
Atlanta candidate Alex W. Stephenson returning from campaigning across the state expressed strong encouragement from reports and anticipated a large vote as he campaigned for the court of appeals. He cited hopeful polling and progress in the race.
Governor John M. Slaton signed the bill creating Barrow County at 10:45 AM Tuesday in the governor's presence. Representative H. N. Rainey of Jackson County, a Winder resident who aided passage, kept the signing pen as a keepsake.
A health notice promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safer alternative to calomel for constipation and liver trouble. It claims the liquid remedy is pleasant tasting, quick yet gentle, and fully guaranteed with money-back if unsatisfied. It cites H. J. Porter of Butler, Ga., and Hill Drug Co. of Reynolds, Ga., as endorsers.
A testimonial from Mr Rippen claims Chamberlain's Tablets restored his health and earned his full praise. For sale by all dealers.
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