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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1906
Page
14
Luke 18 1 14 taught by parables the unjust judge and the publican expose prayer persistence. The widow wins justice by importunity while the Pharisee’s pride contrasts the publican’s humility. Jesus urges constant prayer and warns against self righteousness in religious practice.
Nearly fifty newspaper and trade paper publishers from the South attend the Southern Trade Press Association meeting in Atlanta with President Harman presiding. The Friday session focuses on Harman's remarks and backlog items while later talks address increased second class postal rates. delegates forecast a record turnout Saturday.
Ella Cheeler Dilcox appeals to readers to educate others on humane treatment of animals. The piece highlights support from scholars like Howard Moore and Josephine Stedding and notes discussions on compassion, religion, and animal welfare, including critique of practices like horse docking and tailing as cruel to animals.
Savannah Aug 17 with state aid the drive to build a General James Oglethorpe monument gains new life Nearly five thousand dollars has been raised with pledges for about three thousand more and about thirty nine thousand more is expected The monument will stand in Cuppewa square beside small monuments to Bartow and McLaws with a central fountain nearby
E R Dillingham Atlanta state secretary of the Junior Order United American Mechanics toured Augusta for several hours and attended the cue at the plats. About 126 delegates are expected for the state council convention September 11 and 12 with possibly 150 total delegates and visitors. The meeting will be at the A P A hall at Broad land Jackson streets as arrangements promise a delightful time for visitors.
Special to The Georgian Jackson Miss Aug 17 Dates are named for first meetings of sub committees arranging the Mississippi division United Confederate Veterans reunion to be held Sept 12 and 13 Prominent speakers will be invited and commanders of other state divisions expected Lieutenant General Stephen D Lee commander in chief plans to be present Veteran and Daughters groups have offered assistance in perfecting arrangements
Special to The Georgian of Guineaville Fla reports the painter B Bhackelton was found dead in his shop early morning. Authorities say death may be due to drinking ginger ale called gingers, noting the town is dry and alcohol is prohibited. The deceased had lived in the city for years, originally from a northern state.
Savannah on August 17 police committee met to hear the superintendent of police amid a department dispute. The committee planned to discuss the police investigation and an alleged disagreement with the head of the force.
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