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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1916

Page

8

Tanlac Story Highlights Postmaster Exam Note and Gloom to Gain

A long testimonial touts Tanlac for a man who shed 86 pounds after years of illness, claiming renewed strength and appetite. The item also notes the Fourth Glass Postmaster Examination on August 12, 1916 in Charing Georgia, detailing eligibility, residency, and application steps. It mentions Tanlac sellers in several Georgia towns and references political coverage of Dr. Hardman’s campaign with broad state backing.

Tanlac Birmingham United States Civil Service Commission Charing United States U. S. Civil Service Commission Washington D.C U.S. Civil Service Commission Hardman

Historian Miss Mild to Speak at Veterans Event in Americus

Miss Mild, historian of the United Dougmters of the Confederacy, will speak on the evening of August 24. The two days of stay for veterans and official ladies include many features in Americus.

Miss. Mild United Dougmters Confederacy Americus

Palpable Strain Sparks Domestic Insight

In a colloquial reflection Uncle Eben notes that politeness can impose effort on some men causing them to restrain true nature. The remark emphasizes social strain and the wish for more natural behavior in everyday interactions.

Uncle Eben

Taylor County Fair Exhibit Encouraged for Farmers

J. L. Turk, farm demonstrator, urges Taylor County farmers to exhibit at the Taylor County Fair October 17 to 21. He stresses advertising, specialization in agriculture, and setting a good example to boost local farming and market returns.

Taylor County Fair Taylor County J. L. Turk

Americus Court Tale Shapes Georgia Political Race

In Americus and Turner county, Judge Mr Hudson faces charges during a court appearance for alleged “blind tigers.” He plans to launch a speech campaign this week to answer Crisp’s accusations. The third Georgia congressional district now features a highly watched political battle.

Stranger Gvarloyed at Gelumas Firsside

Edgar Stripling, freed by pardon, sits with his family in Columbus Georgia after being freed. The governor's clemency follows a heartfelt plea from his daughter Bessie Lucile, who plans to write a letter of thanks.

Columbus, Ga Oken Edgar Stripling Bessie Lucile Harris

Farmers Assess County Crops After Rain Intermission

Grops Series asks county farmers for crop condition estimates after rains slowed. Consensus places overall crops at 65 to 75 percent normal, with cotton hit hardest though corn also declined. Prospects brighten with sun and fair weather, water standing previously receding.

Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Knee Pain Relief

Ferguson of Philadelphia reports wonderful relief after a single Sloan's Liniment application on knee pain. He urges others to try it, noting rapid relief and easy penetration without rubbing, and says to buy at any drug store for 2 cents.

Amess Ferguson Philadelphia Sloan Stoan

Prohibition Debate Frames Legislative Loyalty and Public Preference

A fragmented excerpt discusses prohibition and public opinion. It contrasts voter apathy with calls for clear positions from lawmakers and religious groups, urging transparency about stance and policy. The text references legislative nominees, local option debates, and community tensions influencing state policy.

Cure for Cholera Morbus Ad

A testimonial from Mrs. Sidney Simmons of Fair Haven New York endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as highly effective for cholera morbus and other bowel troubles. The letter notes the seven year old boy was cured in infancy and says other family members have benefited as well. Widely available.

Sidney Simmons Fair Haven N. Y

Monument to Confederate Veterans Planned at Buena Vista

Buena Vista University community prepares a big patriotic event for August 2 in ista Georgia. Plans include unveiling a monument on the public square to serve as a drinking fountain and to honor Confederate veterans.

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