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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1925
Page
8
A Chicago man, Samuel B. Freundch, sixty, died after leaping for a departing train and losing both legs. Dr Frederick Green warns midlife readers to avoid sudden exertion to catch trains or streetcars, as heart overstrain can cause fatal outcomes.
A fragmented line reads Along Life's Trail with page number 116 and reference 14. The readable text provides no clear event, person, organization, or place. No definite outcome or action is discernible from the excerpt.
A speaker laments the burden of expensive college living and social excess funded by families. He notes Beta Tau Sigma parties set costly standards with rented attire and lavish events while questioning whether students repay their sacrifices with hard work, responsibility, and good scholarship.
A dense list of crossword style clues covering languages colors anatomy emotions and other terms. The fragment appears to be a partial puzzle with many numbered hints and obscured entries, including ancient languages like Frisian and Greek leaders, and common words such as color and fate.
The article defines chronic gout or poor man's gout as a layering disease with urate deposits on joint cartilage and bones, especially in fingers and ears, plus oxalic acid salts in blood. It causes severe joint pain during deposit formation and may recur. eyes and internal organs can be affected. Treatment is typically dietary and should start promptly.
A southern correspondent recounts the pious petition of an old colored preacher in a Georgia settlement. He prays for a blessing for all except Sam Johnson who ran off with the church funds. asks the Lord to derail the railroad train but spare passengers, removing one leg as punishment for the thief.
Henry Holt recalls meeting great figures of fifty years ago in his Garrundes of an Octogenarian Editor. A dinner conversation captures William Dean Howells denying genius and Saint Gaudens asking how one defines it when seen.
C B Marshall administrator of the estate of J A Matthews deceased seeks to marshal assets. An order was entered July 6, 1925 by Judge C F McLaughlin of the Taylor County Superior Court. A hearing is set in Columbus Georgia on August 8, 1925 at 10:00 AM for creditors to present claims and for distribution of assets as law directs.
To all whom it may concern Casper Tigner applies for guardianship of the person and property of Lillie May and Hewitt Daniel minor children of John Daniel deceased. The court will consider the application at the next court of ordinary on the first Monday in August. Witness my hand and official signature this 4th day of July, 1925. L T Peed Ordinary.
By order of Judge C F McLaughlin the court will sell on the first Tuesday in August 1925 at the county courthouse door the house and lot in Butler once occupied by J J McCants Jr plus a five passenger Ford car, notes, accounts, bank deposits, debts, and household furniture, to the highest cash bidder. Commissioners RK West, F Layfield, and two others sign.
A reflective line warns that hoping for unexamined things leads to greater disappointment than pleasure when those things are achieved. It emphasizes weighing value before desire to avoid unmet expectations.
The State Board of Health faces funding limits for private water supply inspections and proposes using free laboratory tests to detect pollution. They may charge five dollars for private sample analyses unless adequately funded. Urges vigilance, proper physician consultation, and public responsibility for health and safe communities.
The State Board of Health with Phi Mu Sorority support reinstates the Healthmobile. Dr Alice Moses leads a Georgia outreach with nurse agents and a Dublin nurse. The unit visits counties from Macon to Albany, offering exams for children under seven and pregnant women, plus lectures and films to prevent disabilities and reduce future costs.
Architectural critics and the public praise stucco for exterior walls of modern buildings. The magnesite finish lasts as long as the foundation, resists fire and elements, and never requires painting. Varied textures from pebbles and shells create distinct appearances on each structure.
Sleep ing cars and coaches to points North East and West for convenient connections in Atlanta. Parlor car and coaches Macon to Atlanta with full information available from any Ticket Agent Southern Railway System Co Rhodes.
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