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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
2
A busy Reynolds page lists residents and visitors including Mr. Emmette Crawford in Butler and Miss Mattie Saunders returning from G N I C. Car listings announce new and used cars, with several outings, teaching staff notes, and social visits among families, plus an ad for Rub-My-Tism as a pain reliever.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and helpers during illness and death of their child wishing God’s blessings on them. Mentions Mr and Mrs L A Eubanks. Includes a notice about Kryptok Glasses and Mr Chas Green offering fitting at a store on Saturday June 21st.
Barrow Brothers state they will take Liberty Bonds as cash on account or in trade. They offer a full supply of goods for home or farm and present this accommodation to friends and customers.
The remark notes that contemporary tax paying, self supporting women rival the heroines of old dramas and novels in womanly strength, contrasting past depictions with present independence.
The pastor urges all members and friends to attend next Sunday's services and emphasizes Sunday school as a Bible study supplement. The Men's Bible Class meets at 10 30 a m in the church tent and welcomes all men of the community to join and invite strangers.
Miss Mary Fitzgibbons and Miss Hazel Barrow hosted at Barrow home with sweet peas and pot plants. Program featured conundrums, music by members and Miss Katie Hicks who urged music in schools. Mrs. J. E. Hayes spoke on Reconstruction days and women's role. New member Mrs. Lewis Saunders welcomed. visitors listed. college girls and teachers welcomed home for summer.
A concise reflection notes that workers are often too soft while the task itself is not overly hard. The quote emphasizes perseverance and resilience in labor, attributing the mindset to a periodical sentiment from The Youth's Companion.
A. Edwards argues that Germans overreacted to the Servian assassination of the Crown Prince and that a peaceful international trial via the Hague could have avoided war. He endorses a league of powerful nations under universal laws and praises President Wilson for promoting a Supreme Council of nations to safeguard future peace and prosperity.
The text explains veldt as a Dutch root meaning open ground or prairie. westervel and related forms mean west field and rose field. It notes blue velt and other Dutch names ending in velt, with parallels in German and other languages.
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