Sabbath Observance Sermon Emphasizes Sabbath Rest and Law
Reverend J D McCord of Butler Methodist argues the Sabbath predates Moses, was blessed by God, and remains binding. He condemns Sunday commerce, urges rest and worship, cites biblical examples, and notes emergencies allow work while urging voluntary observance and community standards.
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Butler Methodist Church
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Methodist Church
Georgia
Roughing It Amid Accessories and Air Planes
The piece humorously contrasts roughing it with modern accessories and fashion. It muses on husbands and wives, defines gold as both disease and remedy, urges women to exercise to carry earrings, and notes men’s camping coffee tips and endurance tests including a three year old’s water appetite at 2 am.
Progress and Development Shown by Central Georgia Railway
L A Downs of the Central of Georgia Railway foresees strong growth for Georgia and Alabama, citing 1900 to 1923 gains in manufacturing capital by 650 percent and product value by 688 percent. Textile spindles rise from 1.25 million to 4 million, with textile output roaring to 288 million dollars. Tobacco sales climb to nine million, livestock value soars to 267 million, and farm machinery investment grows from 18 million to 98 million. Bank deposits leap from 48 million to 608 million by 1923 as rail facilities improve to handle rising traffic and solid public policy supports transportation development.
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Magazine Withheld From Mails At Emory University
The Phoen ix magazine at Emory University is recalled from newsstands by the student activities council after an article by Frank Ramsey titled Strangers of Parnassus sparked controversy. About 200 May issue copies were distributed before suppression. efforts were made to reclaim distributed copies, with some students reportedly hiding copies.
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Frank Ramsey
Albany
the Phoenix
Emory University
Students Activities Council
Owens Tailor Chase Behind a Cloud in Alarm Motor
A quirky Boston Transcript item from 1950 notes Owens racing in his alarm motor shouting I must hurry and get behind a cloud as a humorous bulletin about a swift escape or dash. The brief mentions a tailor and suggests a comic chase sequence in a campus or city setting.
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