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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1918
Page
4
Cox College girl students study domestic economy as part of wartime work. President Wilson urges a United War Work Campaign drive from November 11 to 18, praising the welfare organizations aiding troops at home and abroad. Georgia’s Black workers organize for the campaign, promoting American unity and support for soldiers.
The women work near front lines and must seek permission to stay out after dark though they endure shell fire. Declaring happiness, they say they came to France to help win the war, part of the United War Work Campaign aiding troops on foreign battlefields.
Evangeline Booth, commander in America, declares the United War Work Campaign unites actions and aims to aid American boys toward victory. She asserts the central idea is helping men together and advancing truth liberty and human progress through this vast effort.
Soldiers overseas urge readers to send newspapers home to the troops in France. They describe the papers as a vital connection to home life, delivering news and small details often missing in letters and giving the men a cherished link 3000 miles away.
These tablets target stomach troubles biliousness and constipation. If you suffer such issues give them a trial and discover what a first class medicine will do. They cost a quarter.
The piece argues Germany must surrender unconditionally and pay a heavy indemnity. It states Maximilian as new Chancellor promoting peace while condemning Germany for premeditated murder and calls for ongoing war consequences until rehabilitation and restitution are achieved.
The Stars and Stripes voices resolve against any peace short of victory. It likens pacifists and pro-German sentiment to traitorous stances and calls for a just American peace through victory, echoing Spartan mother courage as the drive behind the Fourth Liberty Loan.
The Texas Wonder claims to dissolve gravels cure diabetes and rheumatism and irregular kidney bladder function for men women and children. If not available locally it can be mailed for $1.00. One box lasts two months and is said to almost always cure. Send for testimonials to Dr. F. W. Hall 2926 Olive Street St Louis MO. Sold by druggists.
Atlanta visitors view the stand by Hugh Richardson state director for War Saving Stamps in Georgia. The display shows many forms of the securities aiding the government and promoting thrift. The booth offers chairs desks literature and is near the government war relics exhibit.
Editorial lauds the United War Work Campaign uniting seven social service agencies led by the Y M C A to support army and navy personnel. It argues consolidated fundraising reduces duplication and increases impact while fostering cross faith camaraderie and a broader humane vision for America’s war effort.
Ailment believed caused by thermatism of the muscles responds to absolute rest and a few applications of Chamberlain's Liniment. Try it.
A fleet of airplanes from Souther Field Americus will fly to Macon on Governor Dorsey Day at the Georgia State Fair. An invitation has been sent to officers and cadets to join the dine with the governor and state officials. The event aims to attract many aviators and spectators during the ten day fair opening October 30th.
The author urges Southern farmers to buy Liberty Bonds, arguing the war is everyone’s business and calling for sacrifice. It compares national resolve to a stockholders’ need for funds, notes four and a fourth percent interest, and highlights small payment plans for six months.
A compact reflection notes that the head leaves to the heart what the heart alone divines and observes that a girl may not permit a kiss yet may appreciate the intention. The lines evoke gentle courtship ideals and personal discernment.
A Topeka Capital gnomic remark contrasts a town man’s flexible business with a farmer who, after daily tasks, must dig a well. It suggests farmers endure persistent labor, while town trades can bend to rest. The saying underscores rural diligence versus urban adaptability.
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