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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
2
Monday through Sunday in Columbus Griffin and Macon, residents visit kin and merchants promote garden seeds and shingles. Hinton Hollis and Barrow Bros advertise Oliver cultivators and Irish seed potatoes while church groups plan meetings and fundraisers.
Elsie Ferguson stars in The Avalanche at the Amusa theater on Friday wearing gowns furs and jewels valued over 50 000. A second dressing room was provided during filming to handle the wardrobe by top New York modistes. Ferguson plays three parts with outfits including a 300 stock of antique lace stockings and a gown designed by Cabot. The film promises suspense and a stellar supporting cast led by Lumsden Hare.
Mrs J D Beall hosted the Ladies Parsonage Aid Society on Tuesday afternoon March 9 with a program on love. Readings by several members, violin solo by Mrs T Whatley, and a group Lord s Prayer concluded. New members Mrs John Lewis and D S Saunders were enrolled and refreshments were served.
The notice urges planting now after the election and announces a large arrival of cabbage and beet plants this week. Ed Musslewhite invites readers to visit the Reynolds office in the A. J. Payne Building to purchase the stock.
Advise planting ring oats now as Burt oats enter spring growth. Limited stock remains on hand and buyers are urged to secure available supply.
A collage of recipes and home hacks including potato croquettes, Oriental Stew with mutton and rice, Banana rice, beef brains dish, and salmon canape. It also offers housekeeping ideas like vaseline on match spots, apron pockets, camphor in silver drawers, and clever reuse tips. A humorous Wanted ad closes the piece.
Dr. Johnson earned seven thousand eight hundred seventy five dollars for his dictionary, the most profitable of his writings, a seven year undertaking. Also notes early maturing velvet beans suitable for seed.
The text discusses the peaktery an ancient Hebrew instrument likely a small dulcimer type whose strings may have been plucked or struck. It then describes two American elms forming a natural Gothic arch with lofty foliage creating a temple like canopy beyond which green clusters rise toward the sky.
Leading physicians nationwide endorse Baby-Ease citing its transparent labelled formula and claimed safety. The remedy targets bowel and stomach troubles teething colds and feverishness and is sold by all druggists.
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