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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1920

Page

4

Fragmented Bits of Opinion and Commentary on Society

A collage of quotations and musings on budgeting, temper, timing, immigration, public students, and politics. It notes that farmers hold influence on living costs, calls for German immigrants to become citizens, mentions the War Claims Board clearing about 24 000 munition claims with 3 000 remaining, and critiques ballast topics from road freight blame to a Georgia growth question.

War Claims Board of The War Department

Co operative Buying Aids Belgium Recovery Says Report

A report notes Belgium’s quick postwar recovery aided by moderate prices through cooperative buying. Voorint in Ghent serves 15 000 families purchasing goods wholesale. Railroad workers and other unions are adopting similar co operative buying efforts. Cooperative stores exist in some cities as well.

Belgium Voorint of Ghent

Thrift and Progress Honor in Early Editorial Tone

An editorial portrait urges thrift and conservation as the pendulum of credit tightens and prices fall. It cites business reactions to sensational journalism, a call for prudent spending, and praise for Bishop Ainsworth’s move to Macon, noting Georgia Methodist ties and conference esteem.

LaGrange Graphic Ainsworth Macon Georgia

Do Your Hest Urges Self Help For Better Health

The notice urges everyone to keep their身体 in top condition to provide for their families. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion, claiming they restore the ability to work after following the printed directions, and notes they are sold by all druggists.

Chamberlain

Whiskey Torpedo Craze Baffles Prohibition Ears

Report describes a fad of whiskey smugglers using copper torpedoes filled with 10 15 and 25 gallon capacities to cross the river between Canada and Michigan. They submerge, travel about five minutes, unload their cargo, and return. A 50 gallon torpedo is being built amid skepticism.

Canada Mihigan

Why Newspapers Fail to Show Profit

Fort Valley Leader-Tribune argues small-town papers struggle to profit, facing city printers baiting with low quotes to crush local rivals. The piece laments zero profit in their management, urges readers to buy local work and advertise locally to boost volume and lower prices while preserving local editors.

Fort Valley Leader-Tribune Herald Ft Valley Leader Tribune

Remark on Pig Stealing Conviction Provokes Strong City Response

Magistrate declares a conviction for pig stealing and warns that such acts endanger public safety. London Answers notes the remark signaling concern over rising petty crime and the need for stricter enforcement.

London

Georgia a Field of Opportunity for New South Growth

Georgia offers vast unused land and strong agricultural and manufacturing potential. The state reports high farm profits, diverse industries, and extensive rail and port access with a growing population and mild climate across regions. Local stories highlight individual success from farming to industry expansion.

Georgia Golden West New South Mississippi River Illinois Iowa Texas Union Colquitt County Moultrie Chicago Fort Valley Win Savannah Brunswick St. Mary’s North Georgia Central South Georgia North

Wanted young ladies to train as nurses in Atlanta

A notice seeks young women between 18 and 82 to study as trained nurses at Baker Moncrief Sanitorium in Atlanta with all expenses paid and a small salary after probation. Also discussed is a soldiers bonus bill proposed to pay $1.00 daily for service and $1.25 daily for foreign service, with payments to begin July 1, 1921 in quarterly $50 installments. The Lyons Progress advocates public hangings to deter crime in Georgia.

Baker-Moncrief Sanitorium Capitol Ave Atlanta, Ga Georgia Lyons

Ole Injun System Tonic Promises Quick Liver Relief

The Ole Injun System Tonic claims to replace Calomel and cleanse the liver while regulating bowels. Marketed as a popular remedy for malarial feverishness, digestion, and tropical ailments, it is sold by H. J. Forter in Butler and Reynolds Pharmacy in Reynolds, Georgia.

South T. J. Haile & Co Tropics H. J. Forter Butler, Ga Reynolds Pharmacy Reynolds, Ga

Georgia’s Road and School Drive for Growth

A Telfair Enterprise editorial urges Georgia to unite for statewide progress. It calls for a continuous road network across the state and the construction of a good schoolhouse in every district with a capable teacher in each. The piece frames Georgia as a field of opportunity awaiting collective effort.

Georgia Telfair Enterprise

Smith and Brown Dine Together in Senate Restaurant

A report confirms Senator Hoke Smith and former Governor Jos M Brown dined together in the Washington Senate restaurant. Brown, one of several Georgians in the capital this week, and Smith discussed national politics, drawing attention amid their history as political foes in Georgia.

Hoke Smith Jos. M. Brown Senate Washington Senator Smith Georgia

Davidson Announces Candidacy for State Senate in Twenty third District

J E Davidson of Fort Valley Ga declares his candidacy for State Senator in the Twenty third District composed of Taylor Crawford and Houston counties. He seeks the Democratic Primary votes and support from Taylor County residents.

Taylor County Houston County Taylor Crawford Houston

State Senate bid announced for 23rd district

A candidate announces intention to run for State Senator representing the 23rd Senatorial district comprising Crawford, Houston and Taylor counties. The speaker notes fifth term in the House of Representatives from Houston and seeks Democratic primary support from Taylor voters.

State Senate Taylor County Crawford Houston Taylor House of Representatives Superior Court Chattahoochee Circuit Geo. P. Monro

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