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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
2
The Reynolds Ladies urge existing and prospective members to attend a May 9 meeting at 4 PM at Mrs. F. A. Ricks home to form a new UDC chapter with charter memberships encouraged. Official signatures from Mrs. CG. H. Neisler, Mrs. F. A. Ricks, and Mrs. A. J. Barrow accompany the notice.
I have several fine milch cows for sale with reasonable prices. Please see me at once.
J. A. Matthews notes Liberty Bonds are taken in exchange for cash on account or in trade. Barrow Brothers offers a full home and farm supply as an accommodation to friends and customers.
Advertisement notes a brief cotton seed inquiry and price of 68.00 per ton F O B Butler Angers for a few days of market availability.
Patent remedy 666 is claimed to ease constipation biliousness loss of appetite and headaches linked to a torpid liver. The brief ad-style note presents the product as a quick relief option without medical claims or endorsements.
The family of W. W. Shurley expresses heartfelt gratitude for the kindness and sympathy shown by neighbors and friends following the accident and death of their son and brother. They convey sincere appreciation and sign with their family name.
May Eleventh is Mothers Day. The church asks all in the community to attend next Sunday wearing a white flower in honor of mothers. Children and adults should join, and services will be at 8:45 PM. Pastor J. H. Allen signs the note urging prompt attendance and meaningful acts of service.
A writer argues that youth harms credibility with bankers and workers. He suggests an older, established intermediary to present plans to lenders and notes that a young boss risks undervaluation by workers. Experience versus youthful enthusiasm shapes success at every level.
A brief humorous exchange from the Birmingham Age-Herald compares a garden offer of lettuce beets radishes turnips tomatoes to Germany ordering wheat from Ukraine. The speaker clarifies the intention is only to submit a few samples, not the entire crop.
A trench veteran complains of shrapnel dents and a bullet hole in his helmet. He asks where to find a nearby place to have the hole blocked with a new shop.
Medical Officer questions a posting candidate about fitness for hard labor. The exchange notes that some top judges consider the applicant suitable, followed by a paused show cue.
A brief aphorism notes that often the worker’s gentleness exceeds the demands of the task while the task itself may not be excessive. It reflects on labor ethic and the relationship between effort and outcome.
Worries act as smoked glasses blurring the world and making sunlight and sky seem dreary. If readers remove these worries they will see the world more clearly and may choose to do without them in the future.
The advertising manager of a large store defines good advertising as a mirror of public wants rather than a vehicle to dispose of surplus stock. He argues to avoid ads aimed only at correcting purchasing mistakes and to align promotions with consumer demand.
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