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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1918

Page

7

Emory Parr Sends Letters From France To His Mother

In August 1918 Emory F Parr writes from France to his mother recounting soldiers at rest camps in the Alps, hopes for a seven day leave, and gratitude for home clippings. He asks about his father Earnest Aunt Matt and crops, notes health, thanks Lawson, and sends love and prayers.

Alps French Alps Butler Herald Taylor County Liberty Army States Father Earnest Matt Lawson Emory America Mother Mabel Julia France Aix-les-Bains

For Sale Seed Rye and Fulgrum Oats by Burrus and Son

Seed Rye and Fulgrum Oats are offered for sale by J. C. Burrus and Son of Rupert Georgia. The notice repeats the announcement and attributes it to Burrus and Son with location in Rupert Georgia. The surrounding text includes a citizen letter from Savannah Missouri dated October 12 1916 praising Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for dysentery and recommending it to others.

J. C. Burrus and Son Rupert, Ga Chamberlain

Taylor County Soldier Writes Home From France

Private A. T. Aultman of Taylor County writes from the American Expeditionary Forces in World War I describing a voyage to England, a parade for the king and queen, then deployment to France. He recounts seasickness, front line tours, trenches, and longing for home wife and baby in Georgia while affirming duty and hope for a safe return.

France Butler Herald Butler England U. S Woman’s Land Army English Channel Bowie Sammies Georgia A. T. Aultman

Howard School News Highlights Reading Club Program

Rev J F Ford and wife visited the school on Thursday. The students, with teacher help, illustrated Columbus landing on the sand table. Friday afternoon a group of community ladies attended the Reading Club Program. Pupils performed well with their assigned parts. Ladies present included Mesdames L P Parker F R Purvis R L Brown A Fain W B Adams J E Brown G W Averett and G B Parks. Ludie Brown

America Mesdames L. P. Parker F. R. Purvis R. L. Brown W. B. Adams J. E. Brown G. W. Averett G. B. Parks Ludie Brown

Family-suicide pattern shocks coroner Wynne Baxter

The coroner Wynne Baxter notes a disturbing family suicide pattern saying he has held inquests on a grandfather a father and a son all taking their own lives in the same manner. He warns that imitation may play a role in these deaths.

Wynne Baxter London Observer

Baby Care Patent Remedy Ad From 1900s

An old advertisement promotes Babyease 3owel Stomach and Teething Troubles as a remedy available from P Marshall a manufacturing chemist in Atlanta Georgia. The copy urges druggists to stock and recommend the product highlighting domestic wisdom over arm strength.

P. Marshall Atlanta Georgia J. Z. P. Marshall Chemis

Law of Booty in Israelite Command leaders Numbers 31

The text states the booty law for the Israelites from Numbers 31 26 47. It describes captives of both sexes cattle and spoils from captured cities including metal treasures. The rule covers how the troops were to divide the plunder and preserve the justice of allocation.

Georgia Ends Public Labor Permits For Recruitment

Georgia has canceled all permits for recruiting labor, following action by Senator Hoke Smith who pressed Washington authorities to stop permits amid a cotton harvest rush. Only war industries located in Georgia or farm and navy needs may employ labor, limiting outside recruitment and preserving local labor for state needs.

Atlanta Georgia State Department of Commerce and Labor Hoke Smith Washington Walisington Congress William J. Harris Georgia Democrats Wilson War Industries Board Cotton Committee Harris

Aeronautics' rise prompts calls for science reform after war

Miss Blanche Loveridge, founder of Elizabeth Mather College, predicts major shifts in science education driven by aeronautics and war era advances. She warns many servicemen may not return to prior jobs, signaling a new industrial epoch and need for constructive schooling.

Atlanta Blanche G. Loveridge Elizabeth Mather College Loverdge New Orleans Knoxville

Influence Within Administration on Georgia and Southern Industry

The figure will likely wield strong influence with the administration and be relied upon to prevent any unjust discrimination against Georgia and southern industries.

Georgia

Wesley Briels and Town Gossip Notes

The column records visits and travels of local residents including Miss Jewel Adams on the Nick list, Mr. Fred Smith and family in Macon, Miss Genie Wells in Talbotton, and T. M. Smith in Macon. It notes preaching at Horeb, Sunday visits to Prattsburg and Byron, and various social calls with references to Columbus, Baldwinville, and Fort Valley.

Jewel Adams Nick E. C. Casey Byron Wesley

Sun Brothers Bring World Wonders to Reynolds October Show

The Sun Brothers circus arrives by train to Reynolds on October 22 with exotic acts and a satire on tango dancing by elephants. The program features aerialists, acrobats, contortionists, and clowns led by Billy Zanfret, plus a noon European thriller free attraction.

Sun Brothers Reynolds Billy Zanfretto

The Joy of Living Health Ad Promotion

A vintage advertisement promotes Chami-Lerin’s Tablets to improve bowel movements and digestion. It claims better health enables real joy of living and urges readers to try the product.

Great Minds Triumph Quote Card

A compact quote card features Washington Irving's thought about great versus small minds. It contrasts how little minds bow to misfortune with how great minds rise above it. The piece centers on resilience and intellect in adversity.

Washington Irving

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Emory F. Parr Howard School News J. F. Ford Roberta Ford Atlanta News Letter Toledo W. A. Payne Butler, Georgia Allen Payne Wesley Briels Fred Smith Macon T. M. Smith Genie Wells Little Margaret Rutledge Talbotton Mr. T. M. Smith R Jay Horeb T. J. Amos G. W. Willis Prattsburg Mr. M. H. Casey Ernest Smith B. H. Bazemore T. B. Gilbert Mr. J. R. Wade Byron and Fort Valley W. B. Baldwin Jim Bazemore Mary Columbus Baldwinville Texas Jimmie SUN Bros Vissing
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