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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1923
Page
7
A lyrical portrait recalls a dignified figure tied to Manassas plains and Georgia skies. The poem follows a revered statesman whose calm courtesy endures through upheaval, ending with a funeral homage and the refrain a grand old gentleman. A farm meeting notice follows, detailing a livestock pasture tour near Reynolds with speakers from the Central of Georgia Railway and Georgia State College of Agriculture.
An advertisement urges consumers to insist on Bayer ASA tablets for cold headache and related pains. It notes genuine Bayer Aspirin includes Bayer branding on package or tablets, with unbroken packs carrying proper directions. It also mentions boxes of twelve, bottles of 24 and 100 tablets available at low cost.
The Wind ger Magazine notes a humorous perspective on life insurance. A Chinaman writes to an insurance company about his seriously ill brother and suggests taking half the policy money if the brother dies.
The Central of Georgia Railway pamphlet touts test pastures across 44 counties in Georgia and Alabama, covering 1008 acres grazed by 1.42 cows per acre for 278 days. It credits pastures with cheap feed and argues Southeast aims to surpass other regions in meat and milk production through Lespedera Carpet Grass and Dallis Grass.
A political candidate visits a wary rural voter and learns the man will support him after recalling the candidate’s lingering gesture of patting a pig and sparking the voter’s sympathy. The voter explains initial opposition gave way to support once he reflected on the candidate’s humane act.
A tense chemistry exam scene ends with a professor warning a student to spit out dangerous arsenic. The moment reveals the peril and raises questions about lab safety and oversight during testing.
A garbled report describes after death sale items from Boerhaage of Leiden with a book offering a synopsis of medical works. An elderly woman was knocked by a dog and aided by a passing gentleman who asked if she was hurt, but she denied injury.
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