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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1920
Page
5
Mrs Gussie Taylor and Mrs Lewis Saunders will be hostesses to the Woman's Improvement Club at the home of Mrs Taylor on Wednesday afternoon Oct. 6 at 3 o'clock. All members are urged to be the cad present. W. I. Club Press Reporter.
Orison Swett Marden emphasizes growth as life’s higher meaning in a Chicago Daily News quotation. He asserts every sunrise offers a fresh start and a day to become what we intend, urging effort to make it a red letter day and pursue personal growth.
A compact reflection on simple courtesies at home and in service to others. The author urges attention to small acts of kindness, such as passing the salt to others nearby, as essential to humanity.
A farmer urges planting trees on five percent of prairie and plain areas as a vital principle. He argues forestry safeguards land and opposes wasteful practices, claiming the rule applies broadly across regions beyond the plains.
Next Sunday Reynolds Baptist Church invites all young people to a special service led by the pastor with a suitable sermon and a splendid choir program. The junior choir will sing He Included Me. Everyone is welcome to attend and support the youth event.
Miss Clara Musselwhite and Miss Ruth Musselwhite along with Mrs John B Good man entertained the Gordon Carson Chapter U D C on Thursday afternoon at the Musselwhite home. The house was bright with autumn flowers as the program and music followed the business session. Hosts and Mrs T D Seay served lunch with cake and cream.
The text discusses using bones and meat scraps to make stock, including cracking bones to release marrow, simmering with cold water, skimming, and adding flavorings like onions herbs and peppercorns. It explains clarifying stock with egg whites, straining, and cooling fat, plus making consommé and nutritious soups from beans or peas and pureed vegetables.
The text argues that servant disobedience stems from a rising unwillingness to be told what to do by individuals. It says the era rebels against individual dictates yet accepts the rule of a larger Am organization.
A vintage recipe roundup praises fresh berries and fruit desserts over pastry. It covers Strawberry Fluff, Scalloped Celery with a cheese sauce, Nut Timbals with parsley and eggs, and Chicken a la Reine with mushrooms asparagus and pimento, detailing ingredients and steps.
The Society of the Grammar School Department meets every other Friday afternoon. On Friday October 1 at 1 36 o clock the program includes Opening Song America reading by illie F Weaver violin solo Hendley Saunders story Rebecca Christian spelling match 5Stk and 6 Grade violin solo Louise Barrow reading Lucile Saunders adding match 3 Grade boys and girls reading Jannette Barrow song Georgia Land.
Double Affection shows Elwie excited by new shoes while visiting a friend. An elephant teakwood map scares Baby at first, then the child touches the figure, finds it harmless, and proclaims with joy that the elephant loves her shoe.
Central of Georgia President A Winburn defends service levels after public scrutiny. He cites nine year totals of gross freight ton miles and passenger miles, notes July 1920 freight peak, and acknowledges need to restore equipment and expand facilities while promising continued service and inviting constructive criticism.
East Moline Illinois reports Root and Van Dervoort Engineering plans to devote full production to the R W Knight Six car. The poppet valve engine line may be sold to Moline Plow Company to expand Knight Six manufacturing while original ownership preserves engine and Knight automobile interests. The move is described as a progressive step in advancing the distinctive motor car.
An old style ad touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine offering a 100 dollar reward for cures of catarrh. It claims years of use and calls the remedy the most reliable for catarrh while promising blood cleansing benefits and quick relief.
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