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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1920

Page

6

Railroads and public finance tie to life and savings banks

A 1918 survey shows life insurers, banks, and benevolent and charitable groups hold vast railroad securities. Mutual savings banks with 9 million depositors own billions in railroad bonds, including $406 million in New England and $362 million in New York. Wage earners’ savings link to rail investments through these bonds.

Colteres Association of Life Insurance Presidents Life Insurance United States Savings Mutual Savings Banks United States Comptroller of the Currency Union New England Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut State Superintendent of Banks of New York

Railroads face funding squeeze says Johnson in Philadelphia

Dr. Emory R. Johnson of the Wharton School warns in a January 3 address that after March first railroads must be self supporting or go bankrupt. He urges adequate revenues, surplus, and cautious regulation to keep private investment viable or risk government ownership of roads.

Philadelphia Emory R. Johnson Wharton School of Finance Congress

Texas Wonder Kidney and Bladder Remedy Ad

Advertisement for Texas Wonder claims to treat kidney and bladder issues in men and women and urinary irregularities in children. Promises mail delivery for $1.25 with a two month supply per bottle and cites sworn testimonials from Br. E. W. Hall of St. Louis Missouri.

Texas E. W. Hall St. Louis

Grand and Traverse Jurors March Term List

Grand and Traverse jurors were drawn for the March 1920 term of Taylor Superior Court. The list shows names for first and second week traverse jurors including English, Alliman, Saunders, Spillers, Posey, Garrett, Jarrell, Philips, McCants, Childree, Stewart, Bryan, Beeland, Mitchell, Scandrett, Williams, Stewart, Willis, Garrett, Driskelu, Wainwright, Whitlley, Calhoun, Ricks, Whatley, Beeland, Parker, Coulter, McCants, Fowler, Brewer, Hudgins, Taunton, Rodgers, James, Fuller, Adams, Payne, Edmonson, Beeland, McGee, Standridge, Davis, Goodwin, Jarrell, Turner, McCrary, Riley, Spillers, Smith, Watson, Willis, Cox, and Saunders.

Grand and Traverse Gh, Howard Taylor Superior Court Traverse English Alliman Saunders M Spillers Posey T Garrett H Jarrell Philips McCants Childree Stewart Bryan Beeland Sis Mitchell Beg H Scandrett Williams Berg Willis Eli Garrett Driskelu Levi Smith T Chapman, Sr Wainwright Whitlley Calhoun Ricks Whatley Parker Coulter Fowler Brewer Hudgins Taunton Jim Rodgers James Fuller Adams Payne Edmonson L McGee Standridge Davis Goodwin Jarrell Turner McCrary Pickens Riley Spillers Smith Benford Watson T Willis Cox Bloodsworth Lin Eer Garrett

Hill R P McGuffin Ydge TS C C Albritton R A Turner

The list names Hill R P McGuffin and Ydge TS C C Albritton alongside Turner and Cooper with LS Whatley Bazemore Cook Byrd Powell and Perkins junior. The fragment appears to be part of a larger roster or committee listing from a historical document.

AO Hill McGuffin Albritton Turner Cooper Whatley Bazemore Cook Byrd Powell C Perkins, Jr

Hair Wiggling Hair as Snake Test Noted

The note recounts John Burroughs on whether horse tail hair in water can form a moving hair that resembles a snake. A test with white porcelain and black hair shows movement but no growth, leaving the mystery of the motion unresolved. Also mentions 666 tonic as an imitation warning.

John Burroughs Burroughs

Persevere in the Quest for Peak Efficiency

The passage urges steady effort toward 100 percent efficiency, noting such goals cannot be achieved in a single day. It suggests persistence may require hundreds of tries and cautions not to be discouraged if another hundred attempts are needed.

Freezone Promises Quick Corn Removal

A Cincinnati invention called Freezone claims fast relief for corns and calluses. By applying a few drops, the corn purportedly stops hurting and can be lifted away without soreness. The small bottle is marketed as inexpensive and effective for hard and soft corns, including between the toes.

Cincinnati

Ginger through the ages in England before and after conquest

The article notes that ginger was widely known in England before the Norman conquest, appears in eleventh century Anglo Saxon manuscripts, and remained common in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, ranking just behind pepper in value.

England

Regular Habits Promote a Beautiful Complexion

Advertisement extols Dr. Caldwell's S. Pepsin as a mild laxative remedy for women and girls to improve digestion and overall health. The text claims it strengthens stomach and bowel muscles naturally, aids colds and fevers, is narcotic free, and suitable for babies, noting sales exceed six million bottles annually.

Tax Receiver’s Rounds for 1920 in Butler

Walter J. Griffith T R announces weekly visits in Butler every Saturday from February 1st to May 1st and court weeks except two. Books close at Butler during the period. He will be at the Court House during the spring term of Court. Take notice and be governed accordingly.

Butler Court House

Aspirin Trademarked by Bayer for Pain Relief

An old ad describes Aspirin from Bayer as a genuine analgesic for headache neuralgia lumbago and rheumatism. It notes directions for use and that boxes of twelve tablets cost a few cents. Aspirin is a trademark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic acid ester of Salicylic acid.

Bayer Phos Oor

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