Just Balances and Weights in Leviticus Verse
A fragmentary biblical quotation cites Leviticus 19 36 on just balances and weights. The text emphasizes fairness in judgment and measurement, warning against unrighteous measures.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
21
A fragmentary biblical quotation cites Leviticus 19 36 on just balances and weights. The text emphasizes fairness in judgment and measurement, warning against unrighteous measures.
The Georgia legislature opens a fifty day summer session in Atlanta with toast to its members and hopes for constructive results. Senate President Carswell and Speaker Neill are praised. the session aims for harmony, tax prudence, and rural readjustments amid labor and boll weevil challenges.
Readers are urged to unite in a day of service and cooperation while denouncing communism. The piece argues that labor and American Federation of Labor oppose radical Soviet ideologies, warning that communistic societies gain footing in alien urban centers and calling for action against those who weaponize such ideologies for political gain.
A collage of poems and quips from Georgia newspapers includes lines from Just From Georgia by Frank Stanton and musings on time and life. Local notes reference poems, a remark on diamonds in 1919, and rural humor collected from various papers with brief anecdotes and a Kansas City Times quip about sanitation and pigs.
Admiral A O Wright continues a decades long effort to rescue and preserve official records of Confederate naval service. Since 1919 he has sought state cooperation, securing eight legislatures to support the cause. He travels to Atlanta to urge Georgia's lawmakers. The aim is a formal history by veterans and caretakers of those who served at sea.
Thousands from across Georgia join Savannah celebration for the new million-dollar Tybee road connecting the city to Tybee Beach. Atlanta sends its largest delegation, praising the project as a major Georgia achievement built entirely by Chatham County without federal or state aid.
A 1925 U S and Great Britain copyright notes Cyrus Leroy Baldridge as illustrator and author. It lists works by H G Wells and others, including The Stars and Stripes, T Was There, Outline of History, Eminent Victorians, The Mind in the Making, Psychology from the Standpoint of the Behaviorist, Mr Dickens Goes to the Play, Now It Can Be Told, Proposed Reads to Freedom, Growth of the Spirit, Nocturne, Che Gooseman.
A Jasper County ordinary from Monticello writes to defend Mrs Williams and her four children on the Williams farm, denying a black man’s sensational tale of cruelty. He asserts no farming operations occurred for a year, praises Mrs Williams, and urges newspapers to stop publishing stories that harm the family while noting a court has found John Williams guilty.
A state-wide conference in Atlanta promotes balanced farming to fight boll weevil damage and boost rural life. Leaders urge coordinated action among bankers merchants and farmers to shift surplus cotton into meat poultry cream and other industry tied markets. Speakers include Senators Harris and George Governor-elect Walker and state officials. The aim is concrete plans for quick results in Georgia agriculture with wide attendance expected from lawmakers businessmen and farmers.
In Forties Manhattan a gleaming cafe hides behind a grim brownstone as Fifth Avenue style clashes with Broadway. We meet a world weary crowd, a slick host Eddie, and beggars refined by clothes, while Bogart's Roost in Bleeker Street shifts from panhandling hub to a Blu e tract publishing site.
A lively page features pithy paragraphs on wit and style with verse fragments and light verse. Readers Gundry, Morgan, and Green woods are credited in snippets about film tickets and prizes while humorous exchanges and seaside humor mingle with brief comic lines and quips.
A long column recalls Dr. Winslow of Brooklyn State Hospital and the National Round Table for Speech Improvement reporting humming and singing exercises as a method to improve hearing and relieve head noises. The piece urges deaf readers to hum daily, notes a Washington report of success with convulsor treatments, and closes with a light aside about geography and a stray automotive scene.
A collage of reader queries and editor responses covers topics from human joints and cartilage lubrication to smoke of history, Solomon’s temple, the French Revolution executions, the Ogden cut-off railroad, bedbugs in homes, and a mock courtroom exchange. Includes humorous banter and practical tips on household issues, paper transparency, ink powder, and medicinal baths.
A light verse notes a Dover woman praised as pretty as clover who digs gold from foolish men as Thea journeys across the world. Nell Smith Nichols is named in the verse.
Macon Georgia June 27 special camp Al Syah Temple Shriners presents 243 acre camp site to Boy Scouts of Macon ceremony tomorrow C A McAlister potentate to present site to Dr C D Cleghorn president of Macon Scout Council Hundreds of Shriners and scouts will attend development of the camp to be left to the scout organization
The Darien School district voted today on a constitutional amendment empowering the board of education to levy an additional tax. The decisive result was AS to 62 in favor of the tax, marking a significant fiscal action for the district.
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