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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
1
The speaker argues God's plan to uplift the world centers on the Christian home led by Abraham, emphasizing the home as the first school of character. It warns that un Christian homes deform children, while true Christian homes nurture worship, church guidance, and a life that reveals God to the child.
Those in a run down condition notice catarrh worsens with poor health. Hall's Catarrh Medicine includes an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic to support general health. Sold by druggists for over 40 years. F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
J D Patton of Greensboro Georgia found a Greenstoro Herald issue from May 14, 1874 inside a box of Detroit seed. The Greensboro grocer noted the surprising discovery of an old local paper among modern seeds.
A L Poin dexter owner of the Tybee Hotel died in a Savannah hospital from a May 30 gunshot wounds. Bernard Rawls, the hotel's night clerk, shot him after an argument following Rawls' discharge. Rawls is jailed awaiting the wound outcome and charged with murder.
The passage explains that the young of frogs and toads begin life as tadpoles. Tadpoles seen in goldfish bowls grow into frogs, remaining tadpoles for about a year, while toads stay tadpoles for only a few weeks.
Cleveland June 10 The national committee approves the Mississippi delegation led by P W Howard Negroes cheer as Howard, an assistant US attorney general, is named national committeeman to succeed Motvihill. Georgia seats Henry Lincoln Johnson as state committeeman. The credentials committee handles contests from Texas DC and Tennessee before adjourning for the night.
From Marion County Patriot Buena Vista enjoys growth with new church and courthouse projects. Joe S. Burgin plans to move his lumber mill here, promising a weekly payroll of 5 000 to 7 000 dollars and timber supplies to last five years with potential ten year stability.
Atlanta June 4 The meeting devoted mainly to speeches by J D Weaver and former Governor T W Hardwick who harshly criticized the Ku Klux Klan and dismissed its political influence. Hardwick urged Georgians to rise and strike the shackles of an invisible empire from government.
The Republican National Committee voted 22 to 14 to seat Henry Lincoln Johnson and his Negro delegates from Georgia, defeating the Philips faction. The conference saw sharp exchanges, lively questioning, and applause as Johnson pressed his case before the committee.
Savannah report quotes L A Downs president of Central of Georgia Railways urging consumers to buy coal in summer to secure low prices and ensure supply for fall and winter. Downs notes summer prices are lowest, railways can handle coal traffic with ample cars and power, and asks producers to stockpile to avoid shortages and stabilize economic conditions.
The text proclaims divine wisdom as understanding the innermost nature of all that concerns humanity. It emphasizes being surprised at nothing that occurs and believing before events that everything is possible.
A reflection on ingratitude as a common enemy of the poor. The passage notes how ingratitude wounds generosity and leads men to detest it, discouraging acts of charity and support among society.
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