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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1933
Page
2
A fragmented civic note recounts lessons learned from a Reynolds community group and Greenville observer. The speaker recalls discovering kindness in everyday acts, simple work in the sod, a child's guidance, and the value of charity and truth through readings and shared experiences.
Taylor Mill brief highlights show residents visiting friends in nearby towns and returning home. Numerous guests from Macon Thomaston Atlanta and Jacksonville attend events, church services and school activities. A senior girl reserves pageant and spelling bees are noted alongside weekend transfers and family updates.
A sermon style piece urges readers discouraged with life to imitate the biblical fishermen. Jesus tells them to launch into the deep and cast nets, promising abundance if they act with courage and initiative. It quotes the Galilean episode and applies it to personal faith and effort.
Ruth Hicks daughter of Mr and Mrs Brown Hicks sustained a broken arm from a fall at play. Both bones were broken in the forearm just above the wrist on April 8 in Montezuma Georgia.
A humorous verse praising home ownership and suburban life. The speaker dreams of a rent-free home with a garden and a wife, notes taxes and city costs, and laments a leaky roof while cherishing fresh air and a spreading lawn. The poem weaves humor with economic strain and domestic bliss.
The text sketches a home’s aging state with neighbors dogs and fragrant bones, summer visits from gas men and a plumber, and a house needing paint. It muses on loans and renewal, questioning whether the home will outlive its first and second loans as wind and time pass.
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