Old Booze by W. G Hill portrays booze as a deadly serpent
The poem argues booze conquers men across ages, likening it to Lucifer and a highway to ruin that drags judges and emperors from power, wrecks self-respect and character, and ultimately destroys the soul.
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Hell
Lucifer
God
Adder
Butler Locals Share Weekend Visits and Union Event
Mrs C B Benns and Miss Martha Penns spent the weekend in Macon while Mrs Joe Brown and Marjorie visited. Numerous Butler residents hosted guests from Reynolds Crowell and Roberta. The Butler Leaguers plan to entertain the Taylor County Union on Friday evening April 7 at 7 30 at the local Methodist church bringing Reynolds Crowell Wesley and Butler into one union with league members urged to attend.
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C. B. Benns
Martha Penns
Macon
Butler
Taylor County Union
Reynolds, Crowell, Wesley
Miss West Hosts Elegant Bridge Party in Atlanta
Miss Marion West hosted a Friday bridge party at her Atlanta home inspired by three hostess friends Mrs Messer Mrs Philips and Mrs Newman. The spring display featured wild and garden flowers including walea crab-apple blossoms spirea and iris. Four tables played for a prize winning scores went to Mrs W W Edwards and Mrs R C Montgomery Jr. Guests received lovely prizes after a salad course and punch.
Music Club News and Upcoming Events in Macon
The club reports a successful operetta performance drawing praise for cast, coaching by Miss Frances Williamson and Miss Ruth Dunnody, and the Saunders orchestra from Reynolds. Attention shifts to the April 13 15 Music Convention in Macon with Butler contestants traveling April 14. Laurette Fickling and Myra Byrd report. Ignace Paderewski guest at White House dinner with Mrs Roosevelt. Polish ambassador Stanislaw Patek among attendees.
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Frances Williamson
Ruth Dunnody
Marguerite White Bennett
Decatur
Saunders Orchestra
Reynolds
Martha Maxwell
Macon
Butler
Laurette Fickling
Myra Byrd
Washington
Ignance Paderwski
White House
Roosevelt
Paderwski
Hoover
Hoovers
Executive Mansion
Talmadge and the Tag Poem by James Henry Harmon
A poem by James Henry Harmon about Talmadge aiding a friend and farmers, critiquing tag prices and government support. It mixes rural life imagery with a political edge as characters discuss tags, cotton and farm aid. The piece preserves a 12 year old author and rural dialect.
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James Henry Harmon
J. P. Harmon
Talmadge
Governor
For Sale or Exchange: Cotton Seed and Seed Corn Ad
For sale or exchange, genuine re cleaned Petty Toole's cotton seed and Whatley's seed corn offered by A. J. Teans Marketing Agency in Fort Valley, Georgia. (3'30'8t)
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Petty Toole
Whatley
A. J. Teans Marketing Agency
Fort Valley
Forests and their value in American life
A long excerpted school excerpt discusses the importance of forests, conservation, and the role of trees in supplying paper, housing, and transportation needs. It cites Dr. L. O. Howard and emphasizes that wastes and pests threaten forests, urging reforestation and careful use to prevent floods and soil loss.
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Cross Roads School
American Tree Association
L. O. Howard
North America
United States
McDaniel and Rhodes Married in Reynolds Home Ceremony
Mrs Nella Rhodes of Fickling Mill and Mr C P McDaniel of Reynolds wed Sunday afternoon at Judge L T Peed's home with Judge Peed performing the ceremony.
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Taylor County
C. P. McDaniel
Reynolds
Nella Rhodes
Fickling Mill
L. T. Peed
Peed
Unity and Mutual Interest in Civilized Life
Unity and mutual interest are key to civilization the article argues that sharing alike avoids failures and advances progress It cites free speech brotherly love and personal responsibility as foundations and envisions a future world of peace if society embraces kindness and justice. Co C Wall Sec Treas RL C As Ellaville Ga notes end urged readers to reflect on Travis's thoughtful guidance.
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Uni
Eie
Ion Ebch
Christ
Garden of Eden
Adam
Brother Travis
Co. C. Wall
Treas
RL. C. As
Ellaville
Georgia's Pride During Bicentennial Celebration
Dawson News reflects on Georgia celebrating 200 years of state history. The piece urges Georgians to take pride in their birthplace and to recognize the progress and longstanding spirit of the state's early founders.
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Georgia
United States
Dawson News
In Memory of Little Opal Taunton
A moving death notice for Opal Taunton, age 2 years 8 months, detailing family sorrow, religious reflections, and a prayerful wish for reunion in heaven. Mentions her brother D and cousin Rita Peacock. It notes she died around 1:00 p.m. on a Saturday, March 4, with cause unknown to man.
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Palace of Heaven
J. W. Taunton
Opal
Earth
Rita Peacock
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