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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1924
Page
8
The article notes a vast literary legacy with an estimate around 16 500 000 distinct books issued since the movable type invention in the fifteenth century. It highlights the enduring impact of printed works and the broad reach of publishing across centuries.
A simple paint remover uses heated water applied with a brush to wood work or furniture to soften paint or varnish allowing easy scraping with a blade.
A reflective verse on daily life from Douglas Malloch. It contrasts grand plans with lasting memory found in small acts and moments such as the April grass, a first word, a lullaby, and everyday kindness. The poem emphasizes that little things shape joy, sorrow, and tomorrow’s memories.
Uncle Eben advises patience about children's behavior after Christmas noting that weather and moods may stay unsettled. The piece uses dialect to convey seasonal attitudes and community wisdom.
A compact reflection on Prometheus delaying fire until a lightning streak could grant a worthy gift. The piece muses on timing, invention, and the peril of rushing progress in a mythic framework.
Public notice in Taylor County Georgia announces a mortgage sale of five acres in Butler to satisfy a $400 principal with 7 percent interest. Proceeds apply to debt and costs. surplus to J W Schell. Also notices a bankruptcy discharge hearing for L T Barrow set for July 5 1924 in Atlanta with creditors invited to attend.
The District Court has scheduled a hearing for the bankruptcy case Elza E Barrow No 1987 on July 5 1924 at 10:00 A M in the U S District Court room Atlanta Georgia. Creditors and interested parties are ordered to appear and show cause why discharge should not be granted. Deputy Clerk N A Brown signs the notice.
In re Barrow Bros a partnership of E E Barrow and L T Barrow filed for bankruptcy. Creditors and interested parties are ordered to appear July 6 1924 at 10 a m in United States District Court Atlanta Georgia to show cause why the petition should not be granted. N A Brown deputy clerk.
J H Lucas and M H Carnes apply as executors for probate in solemn form of the last will and testament of J T Lucas, deceased. Citing all persons concerned to appear at the court of ordinary on the first Monday in July next for hearing. Dated June 4. A H Riley Ordinary.
An advertisement urges replacing calomel with Dodson's Liver Tone a vegetable tonic that supposedly cleanses the liver without causing salivation or sickness. The copy claims calomel weakens and sickens and promises a full refund if Dodson's tone fails to work.
State superintendent Dr J George Becht urged Philadelphia Normal School graduates to seek better education for all. He argued old methods fail modern life, emphasizing teachers guide self realization and initiative while promoting sound thinking and sane living as core aims of schooling.
Taylor County Georgia will sell the south half of lot 297 in district 11 at the courthouse on the first Tuesday in July 1924 to the highest bidder for cash. The sale is to satisfy a mortgage fee from the Taylor Superior Court in favor of Mrs. Mary E. Woodall. Date June 4, 1924. R. P. McGOFFIN Sheriff.
Georgia Taylor County to all whom it may concern Homer Beeland has applied for letters of administration de bonis non on the estate of H T Duke. Heirs and creditors are cited to appear at the 1924 term of the court to show cause why letters should not be granted. Witness my official signature dated June 2, 1924.
H A Hinton has applied for permanent letters of administration on the estate of Josephine Hinton. Creditors and next of kin are summoned to appear at the office within the legally allotted time to show cause why administration should not be granted. Witness the official signature dated May 1st 1924.
In Georgia the 2 percent of property values from autos contribute about 50 percent of state tax revenue from motor vehicles. 1923 to 1928 figures show motor vehicle taxes, gasoline taxes, and ad valorem taxes totaling over 3 million dollars while overall taxes reach 12 million, fueling demands for road improvements and reform efforts. Public debate centers on reform and repealing tax laws benefiting non automobile owners.
Mrs. C. C. Draper reports severe monthly cramps and back pain eased after using Cardui. She states five bottles cured her, with renewed health and energy, crediting Cardui as the remedy. The ad promotes Cardui as a female tonic made from medicinal herbs and sold by druggists.
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