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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1918

Page

7

Food Administration in Peace and Politics in Georgia

Atlanta observers see potential for lasting food administration reforms after the war and predict ongoing management into peace time. The Georgia political scene shifts as William J. Harris and William Schley Howard campaign in Atlanta with Harris clubs expanding county by county.

Atlanta Food Administration Georgia William J. Harris William Schley Howard Kimbal Howard National House Congress Dr. L. 8. Ledbetter Harris

Women suffer corns from high heels cite Cincinnati authority

In a Cincinnati notice readers are urged that wearing high heels can cause painful corns and that corns can be removed with a quarter ounce of Freezone bought at any drug store. A few drops on the corn end pain and lift the entire corn root with no irritation to surrounding skin. Tell your wife about this.

Cincinnati

Two Cars of Peaches Leave Montezuma

Montezuma reports the first cars of peaches for Georgia this season moved through the Georgia Fruit Exchange. Made up of Mayflowers, the shipment comes fifteen days earlier than last year with three more cars expected tomorrow and a steady rise thereafter. Also notes advise preventing pneumonia from colds and promoting rapid relief with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

Montezuma Georgia Peach Georgia Fruit Exchange

Summer spraying for home orchard instruction

Elmo Ragsdale Field Agent from the State College of Agriculture outlines practical summer spraying for home orchards. It covers equipment needs, spray calendars, mixture formulas for apples and peaches, timing for first and second applications, and emphasis on thorough coverage for quality fruit.

Khimeenf Georgia College of Agriculture Athens Elmo Ragsdale State College of Agriculture

Sculptor Houdon and the St Bruno Statue

The statue of St Bruno in Rome was carved by Houdon the French sculptor who visited America in 1785 at Franklin's invitation. He made Washington casts now in Richmond Virginia praised by Lafayette as the best likeness of the American Patriot. St Bruno, a Trappist, followed a vow of silence. Pope Clement XVI remarked that he would speak if not for his order's rule.

St. Bruno Rome Houdon Franklin America Washington Richmond Lafayette Order of Trappists Clement XVI

John Quincy Adams Toast Quote About Rightness

A historical quotation from John Quincy Adams emphasizes that a nation should be right even when seeking success for the country. The speaker asserts that triumph is secondary to justice in national causes, implying unwavering moral stance in politics.

John Quincy Adams

What One Most Needs

A concise reflection on seeking a single confidant to share heartfelt love and honest living, avoiding disguise, and finding harmony with divine truth through simple integrity and sincere companionship.

Food Control Means Victory Amid War Food Shortage

A call to wartime restraint and shared sacrifice urges all Americans to cut meat and dairy intake, conserve fats, and reduce overall consumption to feed the Allies. Lord Rhondda warns 75,000,000 bushels of wheat are needed monthly to sustain France, Britain, Belgium, and Italy as U boats shrink shipping.

America England France Belgium Italy Great Pool Lord Rhondda United Kingdom Australia

Federal Food Administrator Refutes Groundless Charges

Dr. Andrew M. Soule, Georgia food administrator, denounces critics who claim wheat exports fund beer production. He asserts no grain has been sent to England for such use and highlights starvation in France and Belgium, calling the charges ignorant and treasonous. He groups the speakers with alien enemies and urges restraint.

Andrew M. Soule Georgia Food Administration United States England Europe France Belgium

Daily Wheat and Flour Offers Arrive for Allied Aid

The United States Food Administration continues to receive daily offers of wheat and flour from individuals and firms eager to aid the Allies. Ben H. Williamson of Memphis Tennessee offers 2000 barrels of whole wheat flour held in Kansas City. George H Cross Company of St Johnsbury Vermont also submitted an offer.

United States Food Administration Ben H. Williamson Memphis Tenn Kansas City George H. Cross Company St. Johnsbury

Federal License Revoked for A P Treadwell & Co Atlanta

The U S Food Administrator revokes the license of A P Treadwell & Co Atlanta Ga for the war period due to wildcat speculative cotton seed contracts and failure to reply to letters. License 616453 revoked effective noon April 30 1918 and to terminate at war’s end. Business now limited to on hand and prewar contracts under review by Vasser Woolley. Andrew M Soule federal food administrator Georgia.

A. P. Treadwell & Co Atlanta Food Administration Herbert Hoover United States Said A P. Treadwell & Co Vasser Wooley

Closing Of Retail Store In Marianna Arkansas

The W. H. Lewis retail store in Marianna Arkansas was closed by the Food Administration for three months for selling flour in excess and violating the fifty-fifty rule. An unfair order directs wholesalers and dealers of licensed food commodities to withhold sales to Lewis for the period.

W. H. Lewis Marianna Arkansas The Food Administration Lewis

White Star Confectionery Firm Forfeits License

Sugar sale at high prices and in large quantities led to the Food Administration license being revoked for the White Star Confectionery Company of Boston Massachusetts. The firm admitted the violation and will donate $200 to the Red Cross in addition to losing its license.

Food Administration White Star Confectionempany Boston Mass Massachusetts Acttor Red Cross

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Atlanta News Carrollton Dean-Hardwick T. W Hardwick H. H. Dean Gainesville Dean Carroll County Times Hardwick U.S F. C. Jarrell Butler, Ga General Merchandise Taylor County Luther Chamberlain John White Louisville, RY R. L. Stevenson Aido DR. Caldwell Caldwell Cis W. B. Caldwell Washington St Monticello Illinois Federal Food Administration Federal Uae Goveral Setvic A. M. Carter Reynolds, Ga
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