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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1935
Page
3
A reflective piece urges brave kindness over selfishness, praising rural carriers and President Franklin Roosevelt. It argues that courtesy and service elevate communities, condemning petty criticisms and urging self‑examination to avoid harming others. It cites Woodrow Wilson and Roosevelt to illustrate steadfast public service.
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy for malaria and feverish chills. It claims the tonic kills infection and fortifies blood with iron, endorsing its use for both adults and children and offering $0.50 and $1 sizes with stated differences in quantity and value.
A veteran Georgia carriers association reports 150 members unpaid for the new year across districts. They urge full dues before the Boston national convention, note strong post from Post Office officials, and announce plans for state delegation of about 50 with Georgia badges and Atlanta promotion. Also cited is Travelers Life Insurance data predicting 35,600 auto fatalities and injuries for the year, with liquor influence rising among drivers and pedestrians.
A sequence of social visits fills last week with relatives and friends visiting in Union Butler and surrounding areas. Notable guests include Alma Scott with Mack Hill, Viola Hill near Geneva, and Ida Culverhouse staying with her grandmother. Revival services at Horeb church closed with three new members joined. Families such as Renfroe Fickling and Brown share hosting duties while parks pond outing and weekend gatherings spotlight community ties.
The August 18 lesson sermon for all First Church branches centers on Soul and Spirit with Bible verses Psalms 66:8-9 and a quote from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. It states Life is the law of Soul and that Soul’s representative cannot die or disappear in unconsciousness.
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