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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
6
Dr W T Ellison advertises a confidential consultation in Columbus Georgia offering treatments with electricity light heat vibrations bac terines serums and organic extracts. claims complete equipment and new venous Salverson and Neo Salvarsan for blood and skin diseases with hours 9 to 6 Sundays 10 to 1 phone 2638 and invites calls or letters for appointments.
Tybrisa’s $50,000 dance pavilion and bath houses reopen May 1 with Jacobson's orchestra. Hotels including Hotel Tybee undergo extensive renovations costing about $100,000, plus new dining rooms, ice plant, and expanded bath facilities. Excursion rates return for 1919 with season and Sunday Seashore Train schedules and special fares from Macon and Augusta.
The notice lists fares schedules and service details with contact points for ticket offices and passenger agents across multiple railroads in Georgia Alabama Tennessee and neighboring states. It names M. V. Mahoney H. A. Jordan E. B. Lewis Geo. E. Jordan W. W. Hackett Hoyt Ware A. J. McDougall Geo. H. Wright C. Belk J. B. Bloodworth R. G. Burge and several city and district offices. It also promotes 666 as a malaria remedy and laxative tonic.
A home remedy blends juice from two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to create a cheap freckle and blemish reducing lotion. Sold at grocers and drug stores, the mix promises skin whitening and smoothness with daily use.
Parakeets are reported resting in colonies in thick woods and cypress swamps. Historical accounts note they were once numerous along the lower Wabash in Indiana and wintered in hollow sycamore trunks in a state of hibernation.
Judge Beverly D. Evans urged grand jurors to prevent the “scum” of Europe from entering the United States after the peace treaty is signed. He cited bombs mailed to prominent figures and called illicit distilling a local problem needing investigation and action by the grand jury.
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