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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
8
The Hephzibah Orphanage asks Macon for 12000 to elevate its facilities and services for needy children. Supporters argue the cause serves all city and county, stressing the open doors to all harmed or abandoned youths and the duty to raise care standards.
The House immigration committee voted to extend war deportation powers to peace time and to permanently deny readmission for deported aliens. The amended resolution targets bomb throwers and those convicted of explosives violations, espionage, or attempts to overthrow the government. Notables named include Dr Karl Muck and others who would be barred from returning to the United States.
Reports from Paris say German sailors sank twelve war vessels off Kiel and Wilhelmshaven rather than surrender as per armistice terms, while Berlin denies any sinking. Also noted are U S Navy budget boosts for aviation, a deadly landing accident in Boston, and plans for Belgian royalty to visit the United States in September.
The cotton market rose last week as buyers anticipated a favorable political and weather outlook. July futures neared 33.10, with gains of 152 to 192 points from the prior week and 235 to 272 points from midweek lows. Exports and strong dry goods demand supported prices while traders eyed upcoming Bureau of Agriculture reports and potential German peace treaty outcomes.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a universal cure for blood disorders and various sores. It promises quick results for leg ulcers mouth and throat sores and other symptoms claimed to be caused by bad blood. The text also markets a tiny bottle of Freezone as a cure for corns and calluses with minimal pain.
A Mary Kill story from Rouse City Texas recalls severe postpartum pain lasting three months. After doctors failed, Cardus bottles relief, ending years of suffering and leaving the patient strong and well. The ad urges readers with monthly pains and fatigue to try Cardus.
Notice of proposed 1919 Georgia General Assembly measures to amend Butler corporate authority and for local acts to repeal and abolish the Taylor County treasurer office and to govern county funds handling. Includes reference to acts from 1916 and 1918 and related financial provisions.
Taylor County residents G J Young C E McCrary J A Matthews et al apply to open a new public road through land of Montgomery McCrary Young Matthews and Fuller. The 1990 yard long 16 foot wide road runs from Dugger's Store to Carsonville ending near J A Matthews residence. Final grant date set July 1 1919 unless opposed. Also notice for discharge of administrator H A Childs for Martha Watson estate in Taylor County Georgia.
The Sheriff will sell on the first Tuesday in July 1919 at the courthouse in Butler Georgia a bale of cotton weight 464 pounds from Wall warehouse at Mauk as the property of S A Montgomery. The sale satisfies a superior court claim in favor of Mrs Katie Jinks.
Public notice warns to demand Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross, as fraudulent batches sold by a Brooklyn dealer were mostly talcum powder. Buyers urged to verify the cross on both package and tablet and follow proper dosage directions.
A fragment suggests a dating or social attitude about consent and affectionate advances. The text hints that a girl may not allow a kiss, while noting a boy’s chance she appreciates a playful gesture. The source tone resembles a cheeky social column snippet.
A quotation by Washington Irving proclaims that great minds rise above misfortune while smaller minds are subdued by adversity. The line contrasts resilience with temperate intellect, suggesting strength of character in facing challenges.
A promotional message for Ziron Iron Tonic claims iron boosts strength after illness. J. E. Clifton of Lyons Georgia reports typhoid illness with hemorrhages and weak recovery, crediting Ziron with improved appetite, energy, and strength. the ad urges readers to buy from druggists and notes a guarantee.
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