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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1906
Page
7
An essay argues that law rests on belief in God and moral duty, urging Americans to become a truly law abiding people. It critiques excessive legislation, warns against class bias, and calls for aligning public sentiment with lawful conduct rather than coercive rules.
Rev Everett Dean Ellenwood argues the era’s focus on individual rights fuels lawlessness and harms social cohesion. He links proper law to a theology of an omnipotent, impartial God and calls for reform of religious beliefs to strengthen justice and obedience.
A sermon explores David’s act of not drinking the water brought by three heroic friends. It uses the Bethlehem well episode to warn against selfish longing and idle consumption, emphasizing humility, gratitude, and the costs behind money and national ideals.
The piece argues that atheism or belief must prove itself through real experience and action not speculation. It traces the rise of evolution ideas and figures like Darwin and Tyndall, showing how scientific testing affected religion from the eighteenth to nineteenth centuries, and asserts that only beliefs verified by will and daily life earn the label science.
Special to The Georgian Gainesville Ga Dee 15 By rea gfact of completion of the tow between Gainesgills and Atmatae eral small towns on the southern bee tween here and Atlanta will have lights of their own In the near future. Already Buford has contracted with the North Georgia Electric to furnish the power to light the city and work will be begun at wiring the town. This tower line is said to be the end of its kind in the United States. The first one ever built was in York State crossing the river above the falls and leads Canada.
Sarah Jones accused of stealing tableware and other items from the ernniete dormitory for girls where she worked. Bound over to the courts Friday morning by Broyles. bond set. Arrest made by Ives Connally and Starnes who recovered the stolen goods.
Thieves broke into the Wells grocery at 429 Peters Street Thursday night. One box of tobacco and cigars were stolen after forcible entrance. police under McGahee investigated the burglary.
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