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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
4
A southeastern Ohio merchant, keeper of bees, and a food sales rep discuss daily calls. The merchant notes high costs to cover rent and salaries and recalls bees visiting 56 000 blossoms for one pound of honey. The tale compares many sales calls to bee effort and ends with MORAL that a single ad in The Butler Herald can make many calls at once.
The telephone gradually spreads into remote regions from Lapland to Mecca and the South Sea islands, the bell’s summons reaching the world’s farthest corners.
The LaGrange Reporter ponders Ifs and imagined visits by King George to LaGrange, urging readers to consider a greater arrival. It contrasts worldly bustle with a spiritual invitation, noting that the King of kings will come to any heart opened to Him. If LaGrange would let Him come.
An advisory note explains that no match maker can guarantee against sudden flare ups in relationships. It emphasizes unpredictability and the need for ongoing communication and risk awareness between partners. The piece frames discord as a natural possibility requiring patience and proactive handling.
West Point hosts the Georgia Press Association annual meeting on September 21 with a large program planned. Committee members include Joe Herzfeld, W. C. Batson, Jett Potts, Tip Coffee, and J. T. Wheldon. Visitors will enjoy speeches, luncheons, tours, and social events, with a prize for the camp name.
Patrons recognize the Central of Georgia for efficient service aiding business by quicker transport, stable production, and reduced unemployment. The railroad credits invested facilities, patron cooperation, and employee efficiency as main growth factors, while inviting constructive criticism and suggestions.
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