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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
7
A Charing resident defends neighbors against misimpressions from a prior letter and urges the Herald to avoid publishing content that harms the town. The note praises local citizens, businesspeople, farmers, and civic efforts, and urges complaints be directed to officials rather than the newspaper.
An old advertisement claims Texas Wonder treats kidney and bladder troubles, gravel diabetes and urinary irregularities in men and women, with pediatric bladder support. It promises two months’ relief per bottle, mailed if not sold locally, with testimonials and Dr E W Hall of St Louis as the contact.
Pure government inspected seed stock available for delivery from Porto Rico Nancy Hall varieties. Shipments in April and May guaranteed by express with pricing 1000 at 2.50, 2000 at 4.50, 5000 at 11.75. Prepaid mail 500 at 1.75, 1000 at 3.00. Also tomato pepper egg plant price list available from PAREER FARMS Moultrie Ga.
Readable fragments describe a Wesley School program with dialogues recitations songs and panto mine performances. Names include Leer Wal Stein Downs Albert Watley Leonard Adams Christine Bazemore Lydia Sealy Irene Smith Elizabeth Sealy and others as students and participants.
Local notes report Mr Grady England visiting in Atlanta Miss Sadie Arrington of Talbotton spends weekend with Mrs T E Arrington. Families pass through Butler and Columbus trips. Attends concert at Pratt sburg. Church activities noted with Mt Nebo. Sunday school at ten and many traveling to a fortune teller.
Buy a bottle of Chamberlain's Col ic and Diarrhoea Remedy before leaving home. As a rule it cannot be obtained when on a hunting, fishing or prospecting trip. Neither can it be obtained while on board cars or steamships and at such times and Places it is most likely to be needed. The safe way is to have it with you. Sold by all druggists.
A crowd of schoolgirls in a grove notices Anganette Lawson crying after receiving a letter from her mother. Her brother is injured and her father needs help, forcing Anganette to consider leaving school. Margaret and the others fundraise weekly to cover her board, clothes, and needs so she can finish. Anganette earns her diploma and thanks her friends at departure.
Advertisement-style claim promises painless corn and callus removal using Freezone drops applied to the corn or callus from a tiny bottle bought at drug stores. It asserts immediate pain relief and easy removal of the corn or callus with no soreness.
Mrs. W C Willis and daughter Lucile visit mother Mrs Slaughter. Prattsburg visitors include Mrs Jim Fowler and Mrs J T Amos. Thomaston guest Miss J R Wade and son. Pine Grove sisters Mrs Parker and Mrs Bickley visit Mrs J P Walker. Several Willis kin and friends attend events. Carter Smith breaks leg. Miss Alice McManus returns from Ypsilanti. School break up at Prattsburg Monday night.
An old advertisement extols Gude's Pepto Mangan as a red blood builder for all ages. It claims the tonic enriches blood, increases healthy red cells, and improves vitality. Available in two forms liquid and tablet, the ad urges buyers to insist on the genuine product labeled Gude's.
A local notice invites all to Turner's Chapel for preaching next Saturday night and Sunday. It calls for community improvement and asks residents to bring someone along. Other notes mention Mrs J F Posey visiting sister Mrs Garden Whittington and Mr 8 D Moore visiting home folks, highlighting ongoing Sunday school and farming optimism.
A testimonial from Mrs. Rozalia Kania of New Britain Connecticut says three years of cramps and stomach catarrh improved after using PE-RU-NA. The ad promotes PE-RU-NA as a digestive aid for coughs colds and catarrh and urges immediate use with tablets or liquid form sold everywhere.
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