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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1933
Page
5
Poem about staying steadfast in tough times. It describes a tiny postage stamp that endures punishment yet adheres firmly to its task, urging readers to imitate its perseverance in life. The verse attributes the work to Brother A C Bahr and notes Waseca Minnesota as origin.
Roy Carroll urges united effort as spring district conventions near. He asks counties to collect dues, promote paid up members, and maintain loyalty to the Rural Free Delivery service while facing budget cuts and salary reductions. Asa J. Stephenson champions the Georgia Second District gathering in Bainbridge on May 30.
The article expresses that true youth and springlike energy come from divine Mind not material years. It cites Mary Baker Eddy and Science and Health to claim man is the image of God, ageless and eternal, and urges daily spiritual growth, birth of spiritual renewal, and faithful living as the path to lasting enthusiasm and service.
A poetic piece describes escaping life’s troubles to fish in a quiet pool. The narrator imagines mossy banks, eddies, red maple blossoms, sunlight on clear water, and a watchful trout or bream as the cork dips. The dream of fishing becomes life’s joyful, tranquil goal.
A speaker contrasts Jesus healing on the Sabbath with ecclesiastical critique, warns against blasphemy fears, and urges trust in reasonable people. He recalls a country boy tale and cautions against unreasonable minds, urging discernment in Christian work and leadership.
A 1982 Washington DC reader testimonial touts Kruschen Salts as energizing and fat-reducing. It claims a husband shed 16 pounds in four weeks and urges taking a hot water pre-meal dose for a trim look. The ad promises a four week jar is inexpensive and satisfaction is guaranteed.
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