Exodus oppression and Moses birth in Egypt
A devotional study surveys the Israelite oppression in Egypt from the rise of a new king through the birth of Moses. It notes Goshen's location, Israelite multiplication, Pharaoh’s harsh labor, and God’s providence guiding bondage toward the promise of deliverance. It closes with God hearing groans and reaffirming his covenant with Abraham.
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Goshen
Egypt
Desert
Israel
Saul
Pharoah
Joseph
Jacob
Abraham
Clarke
Mulda
Tian
Land of Goshen
Mediterranean
Canaan
Promised Land
Levi
Pharaoh
Moses
Midian
Jethro
John Paschall Honored For Long Service With Atlanta Journal
John Paschall, a Georgia newspaperman long associated with The Atlanta Journal, received a handsome watch at the paper’s service recognition party. A Vanderbilt graduate, he rose from cub reporter to editor emeritus after a 44 year tenure with the newspaper on Highland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
John Paschall
Vanderbilt University
Atlanta Journal
Paschall
Georgia
Journal
Highland Avenue
America Awake We must repent and return to faith
A reprinted religious tract critiques secular excesses in America, citing alcohol, crime, prostitution, and gambling costs. It urges revival, prayer, and a personal conversion to Jesus Christ, quoting scripture to warn of judgment and promise eternal life for believers.
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Herald
Louis Jacobson
United States
France
FBI
Ishyar Hoover
America
Egypt
Rome
Pompeii
Babylon
Bacchus
Lord Jesus Christ
John
Mail car destroyed by fire near Griffin Georgia
Mail for Macon and southern destinations was burned when a southbound Central of Georgia train car caught fire at Hampton. The car was moved to a Sunny Side siding. Kennan White supervised until postal inspectors arrived. Officials suspect a wiring short circuit caused the blaze.
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Griffin
Macon
Points South
Central of Georgia
Hampton
Sunny Side
Griffin Fire Department
Kennan White
Is Courtesy Dead or Only Taking Long Nap
Ernest Rogers reflects on declining Southern courtesies in crowded transit and elevators. He notes fewer men give up seats, women’s changing styles influence behavior, and drivers increasingly rely on female passengers. He hopes polite daily rituals endure until a prewar normal returns.
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South
Rich's
GWTW
Weill
Adversity and Prosperity Tested in One Man
A concise reflection on character noting that many endure hardship, yet many more resist prosperity. The quote emphasizes resilience, contrasting how some bear adversity better than others handle success.
Two Georgia Senators Urge F. M. Scarlett for Judgeship
Senators George and Russell pressed Brunswick attorney Frank M. Scarlett for U S Judge of the Southern Georgia district. The pair will forward the recommendation to the attorney general and President Truman, following Scarlett’s long activity in Georgia Democratic affairs and his Brunswick law firm role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
F. M. Scarlett
Atlanta
George
D.ga
Washington
Senator Russell
Frank M. Scarlett
Brunswick
U. S
Southern Georgia
Sen
Russell
Scarlett
A .B. Lovett
Winder
Truman
Glynn County
New York
Houston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Reese, Scarlett, Bennett
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Dr. H. Porter
Bubbles
Piano Tuning Sales & Service
E. Gordon Street
W Thomaston, G
Ernest Rogers
Carlyle
Butler
A. E. Locke
Internal Revenue Representative
C. F. Rustin
the Electric Shop
Fred Peed JR
Dean Theatre
Fleischmann
Grand Central Annex
N. Y
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