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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1913
Page
1
The town urges residents to participate in Clean-Up Day on March 1 and a tree planting event on March 7. Officials commend past city upkeep, call for stopping trash dumping in washes, and urge every resident to plant and care for shade trees, especially water oaks, to keep Butler attractive and healthy.
An 1842 notice reports a banquet payment of one dollar to Henry Clarj in New Orleans. It touts Dr King’s Life Pills as a remedy for stomach trouble indigestion and other ailments with a 125 cent price at City Drug Store.
A fragmented note questions a brighter rule than smiling and moving forward. It hints at patience for a clearer idea or source to emerge, with a playful nod to systems of knowledge and progress.
An advertisement promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a reliable, safe, and pleasant medicine for coughs and colds. It notes the product is dependable and available from all dealers. Ady.
A fragmented editorial voice laments ongoing disasters and social ills while mocking sensational rhetoric. The writer urges unity in Georgia and the South with a focus on Wilson era reforms and a common fight against privileged interests, invoking historic Southern figures for inspiration.
Major G W Cook travels Tuesday morning to Hot Springs Arkansas for health treatment after partial paralysis. Dr M D Hollis leaves for Washington then San Francisco and Hong Kong. A mass meeting at Buena Vista courthouse on Saturday discusses the bond election with B H McMichael challenging W B Short to a debate. Reactions from Macon county farms highlight a commitment to soil and climate advantages.
A 70 year old So. Haven Michigan resident J. 8. Donahue, a civil war captain and house keeper, credited Electric Bitters with saving him from kidney and stomach troubles. The ad claims the remedy cured indigestion and liver issues, praising its eye opening effects. City Drug Store promotes the product at 60 cents.
A letter from Earnest Thompson in Milan Georgia describes prison life in Georgia with praise for the warden and mentions fourteen black and as many white inmates. He notes nine months remaining on his sentence, working on road-building, and hopes to reunite with family after release. He references John Hirston and comments on the abolition of the lease system.
An ad warns against calomel for biliousness and constipation and promotes Nene Liver-Tone as a safe substitute. It claims Liver-Tone cleanses the body by mildly stimulating the liver with no salivation. The store guarantees money back if not perfect and mentions Baby Ease for infants.
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