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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
3
Local residents travel to Macon and nearby towns with several visiting relatives and attending gatherings. Notes mention Miss Loach Bryan visiting Alabama, Mr and Mrs Charlie B Hicks and others planning trips, and a large barbecue hosted by Calvin Bryan drawing a crowd. A marriage between Nellie Musslewhite and Goodman is reported as a surprise.
The Reynolds Improvement Club met last Tuesday in a charming setting with Exquisite blossoms ferns and palms forming a miniature garden. Guests included Mesdames Sammons Beeland Camp Allen McDonald Hodges and new member Mrs Homer Beeland. A library for the town and a book shower were proposed for the second floor room of the school building with trustees likely to approve.
We extend heartfelt gratitude to all who helped through our recent bereavement especially Drs Turk Maugham and Bryan. May God's richest blessings rest upon each of you. Mr and Mrs A D Byrd and family.
A brief promotional note advertises a high grade Sanitary Lime product as the best possible investment of money, urging readers to spend seventy five cents for the superior quality lime.
Pastor J H Allen outlines the Centenary goals to deepen Methodism, form a league of prayer, join tithing efforts, and spark a broad spiritual revival. He urges church members to attend services, mobilize weekly devotion, and prepare for revival preaching in September with Georgia’s noted revivalist. The plan seeks to redeem souls and extend Christ’s influence locally and globally.
For sale a six room dwelling with several small buildings on the premises and three acres of land adjoining. The property lies in a desirable section of Reynolds. For further particulars apply to L F Montfort.
The WMS met at Mrs. C Hicks home on July 11 with lower attendance due to peach work. Mrs Ingram led the meeting and Mrs Bob Hicks was named Chairman of the Social Service Department after Mrs Carter’s death. The group urged full attendance at the next meeting at Mrs J C Newsom’s home.
Sanitary lime is recommended by all health boards and physicians. It should be used freely about household use. The price is 75 cents per sack.
Announcement notes the marriage of Miss Nellie Musselwhite of Reynolds to Mr John Goodman of Baconton on July 15 at the bride’s home. The ceremony was witnessed by relatives and close friends. The couple left for Florida and will reside in Baconton upon their return.
An old advertisement claims Chamberlain's Tablets correct faulty digestion and warns it to be one of the best medicines you have become acquainted with.
Second hand piano in good condition offered for sale. Also a splendid building lot available. Contact H C Whatley, Reynolds Go Strong Team. Note mentions temperature and labor as two ear physicians of man.
A dirigible carrying five people exploded above Chicago's loop, flames and debris crashing through the Illinois Trust and Savings Bank skylight. Dozens injured, many workers and three passengers killed. Parachutes deployed. one missing, two opened. Assistant pilot Jack Boettner survived by jumping.
A fragment quotes a wife questioning a doctor about her husband’s sanity. The exchange suggests repeated behavior described as acting similarly to others, with a lifelong remark about marriage history. No additional context or attribution available.
An unidentified claim asserts 666 cures malaria chills fever bilious fever colds and la grippe. It allegedly kills the fever parasite and acts as a laxative and general tonic.
A man named Brown questions Bridget about his brother who was arrested yesterday and is set to have a hearing in the morning. Bridget confirms the brother will be all right and mentions the hearing time.
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