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Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1911

Page

5

Makes Men Homely Extensive Inquiries Go to Show That it Is More the Male Than the Female

London reports that dental federation meetings discuss whether men are degenerating in looks due to mouth troubles and modern life. Opinions vary from urban strain to the idea that plain men are now more popular with women. A sculptor credits outdoor sports for British women's improved looks. A verger notes more plain grooms, while a lady author says plain men are more courteous and desirable companions.

London Dental Federation George Henry Scotland Lalian Hima

Mitchell Driver Conquers 1267 Miles Over Mountain Roads

I L Berge of Spokane, formerly North Dakota, drove a Model T Mitchell across the Rockies covering 1267 miles. He praised the car's reliability despite steep grades and muddy stretches, noting 107 gallons of gasoline used and that the vehicle arrived in Spokane in first class condition.

Pacific Coast I. L. Berge North Dakota Spokane Wash Rocky Mountains Mr. Berge Dakota Havre Mont Milk River Helena Great Northern Railway Northern Pacific Railway Missoula Great Divide Hell’s Gate Canyon

Doormat Rug Worth More Than It Appears

Mrs Fagen of Montclair New Jersey found a small rug used as a doormat at her home. A rug expert determined the Persian bride woven into the borders made the piece priceless, likely worth about two thousand dollars. The 150 to 200 year old rug uses rare wool.

Montclair N. J F. G. H. Fagen Upper Mountain Avenue New York Fayen

Mrs W C Brown Dies After Long Illness at Amoret

Mrs W C Brown of Amoret a long time Homer township resident died Sunday December 3 after a lengthy illness She bore her suffering with Christian spirit Survived by daughter Mrs A M Davidson Funeral services were held at Amoret Presbyterian church and interment was made at Mulberry

W. C. Brown Amoret Homer Township

Saved His Wife Life by Dr. King's New Discovery

Muscadine Alabama resident O H Brown credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving his wife's life. She suffered a severe bronchial illness and dangerous cough, improved after using the medicine, and recovered quickly. The ad touts its reliability for lung trouble, hemorrhages, lagrippe, fever, croup and whooping cough with trial bottle offers.

O. H. Brown Muscadine Ala Dr. King F. T. Clay

Farm Wisdom for Winter Ready Hoes and Hens

This Palmer era farming column warns that hit or miss methods burden the farm budget and urges thorough winter preparation. It covers feed for hens and hogs, seasonal yarding, hay and stack care, calf separation, frozen roads, weather lore, rheumatism from husking, fuel choices, cattle housing, and timber needs, with practical tips for upkeep and efficiency.

Sunday Dec 10 Sermon by Wm Mayfield at P M

Sunday service details note a preachment scheduled for the afternoon by Wm. Mayfield with additional notes abbreviated as ae in the fragment.

Wm. Mayfield

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