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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1923
Page
8
The Navajo legend tells of a bold warrior who pitched a life path from darkness to light using a tree ladder and a moonbeam baggage. He guides his people from underground darkness to a new world named Kalelae, where tribes, beasts, and stars share twilight joy.
Ellsworth spent two winters in the West and heard much about acclimation. When questioned by his father after a few days at school he admitted initial dislike but felt he was getting acclimated to studying.
Brander Matthews discusses the differing receptions of American and British literary series. He notes American Men of Letters receive uneven attention in Britain and cites Andrew Lang as a rare exception acknowledging authors like Irving Cooper Poe Hawthorne Longfellow Holmes and Lowell.
The article surveys popular Spanish expressions about love money and character. It notes sayings like a smoky house and scolding wife drive a man from home, a collier sack with bad outside, and wealth promises that fail in a year. It warns beware of silent men and dogs that do not bark, yet favors brief speech and good deeds. It closes with joy in small pleasures over endless desire.
The francolin is a game bird related to the partridge with 40 plus species, mainly in Africa. They travel in family parties, fly heavily, and feed on insects berries seeds and bulbs. Nests are well concealed with six to fourteen eggs. the species once thrived in southern Europe but is now extinct there.
Two neighbor girls and I berryed in a grove on a very warm day. We filled pails with fine black berries until someone stole them. Months later a man who took the berries admitted to finding more berries hidden under bushes and referred to it as an easy way to get berries.
The passage urges reducing mental friction to keep life’s machine running with maximum activity. It warns against slowing down after early success and defines real success as the full smooth operation of the whole life system, emphasizing continuous effort over complacency.
An advertisement argues catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated systemically. It claims the condition stems from mucous changes in the Eustachian tube and offers Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as a remedy with a potential one hundred dollar payout for persistent cases, promising free circulars.
The Atlanta Journal outlines full leased wire service from Associated Press and United Press and describes subscription pricing. Notes daily and Sunday editions with annual and semiannual rates, plus monthly options, for both Daily Journal and Sunday Journal in Atlanta Georgia.
Uncle Eben consoles about feeling better with a kind heart and the better conscience it gives. The Washington Star quote notes that being kind may leave a giver with greater inner peace than the one who imposes the meanness.
A brief excerpt cites John Fortescue and his medieval evaluation of comparisons in love. The Chicago American notes the enduring relevance of the remark, linking past wisdom to present speech on poetic expression.
A portrait of a venerable statesman from the past is sketched as a grand old gentleman in simple clothes and a white felt hat. The speaker recalls his stern yet kind gaze, noble bearing, and the soft courtesy that defies changing fashions. The poem links his dignity to Civil War era memory and ends with a funeral tribute.
By order of the Court of Ordinary of Houston County Georgia the administrator will offer at public outcry on the first Tuesday in September 1923 at the Taylor County courthouse the west half of Lot 115 in the 14th District Taylor County Georgia containing about 101 1 4 acres bounded by River Road D J T Shines land estate of Wm H Fickling and the division line cash terms. Louis L Brown administrator of Alfred Shepard deceased.
By order of the Court of Ordinary in Taylor County, the 45 acre tract off lot 19 in the 14th District, once owned by Cathrine Grier, deceased, will be sold at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash on the first Tuesday in August 1923 at the courthouse door in Butler. The land lies north of the Perkins school house road, is well timbered, and is described in the order. Robert Perkins, as administrator of the estate, announces the sale.
A promotional note touts a cleaner that promises to restore and protect shoes without prior damage from other cleaners. It markets an effective polish demonstration to persuade buyers, emphasizing durability and shine.
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