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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1929
Page
8
The lesson outlines Ezekiel the prophet’s call in exile with the aim to remind Israel of their captivity caused by sin and to affirm God's righteous judgment. It highlights Ezekiel’s vision of the Almighty, his Spirit empowered commission, and his grave responsibilities including sounding warnings and sustaining faith amid hardship.
Citizens are urged to recognize the debt to home merchants who provide goods when wanted. By backing local shopkeepers, residents bolster the community’s growth and reputation with outsiders, and those not vocal for their Home Town harm its standing.
A satirical column catalogs a mock revolt by women invading male roles from London chatter to U S reform. it taunts progressive changes and predicts a nationwide shift. It urges community effort to beautify and improve the town, urging all residents to contribute plants, seeds, or funds to enhance the civic gardens and public life.
The American Legion Post 131 distributed 500 packets of flower seed to the public last Saturday to encourage home gardening. The prize list promotes giving and caring for flowers, with a message of peace and community love tied to civic spirit.
In a scene at the house, publicans and sinners sit with Jesus as Pharisees question his company. Jesus replies that the healthy do not need a physician, only the sick, and declares his mission to call sinners to repentance.
Brooklyn man Robert Weiner recalls life in Sing Sing and the Tombs as he awaits a new trial. He describes solitary confinement, the "little green door," and the constant fear of returning to a cell for a condemned man. He recalls witnesses, juries, and the toll on his sister and sweetheart who fought for justice.
In Lafayette Georgia a mother identified as Mrs. J. W. Groce was found guilty after assaulting a school team and a schoolteacher Miss Bertha Harp. The incident followed a classroom punishment and involved a broken 4 switch used on the victim. The court sentenced her to twelve months on the chain gang with an suspended portion.
In London, England a resident, forced to welt skirts to hide injuries from an automobile crash, won a seven thousand five hundred nine dollar claim. The case notes the city’s impact on fashion and injury compensation.
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