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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
2
A sermon argues that God builds his church through the family starting with Abraham. It emphasizes the home as the primary social unit shaping character, the dangers of unchristian homes, and the need for marriage with Christian purpose, worship, and church guidance to uplift society through childrearing.
The advertisement states catarrh worsens in a run down condition proving it is local yet influenced by overall health. It describes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic to improve general health. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by R J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
J. D. Patton of Greensboro Georgia received a Detroit seed shipment and discovered a Greensboro Herald dated May 14 1874 inside the box. The incidental find shows a local paper over 50 years old preserved with the seeds.
Savannah report says A L Poindexter proprietor of the Tybee Hotel died in a Savannah hospital from a gunshot wound suffered May 30 during an argument with Bernard Rawls night clerk who fired twice. one bullet deflected and the second entered the abdomen. Rawls is jailed on a murder charge awaiting outcome of Poindexter's condition.
The article explains that tadpoles are the young of frogs and toads. Tadpoles seen in bowls gradually become frogs, remaining in the larval stage for about a year, while toad tadpoles persist only a few weeks.
The Republican National Committee unseated the Mississippi party delegation, approving P W Howard and seating Henry Lincoln Johnson from Georgia. The credentials committee also seated Johnson and faced a crowded hearing with protests and a five minute order restoration.
The Marion County Patriot reports Joe S. Burgin plans to move his lumber mill to Buena Vista amid a growing town economy. The mill will employ a weekly payroll of 5000 to 7000 dollars, with timber secured to last five years and plans to expand with additional timber sourcing for a decade. The arrival is praised as a revival after the boll weevil drought.
June 4 report details former Governor T W Hardwick denouncing the Ku Klux Klan during a meeting in Atlanta. He attacked Nathan Bea Ford Forrest for unseating Clark Howell and helping elect Jack Cohen as national committeeman. He urged Georgians to rise and free government from an invisible empire.
A Georgia seat contest escalates as Henry Lincoln Johnson, Negro national committeeman, is seated by the Republican National Committee after a letter from the grave disrupts efforts to recognize the Philips faction. The 22 to 14 vote confirmed Johnson's delegation amid sea of questions, applause, and sharp exchanges.
Savannah Georgia June 10 The Central of Georgia Railway Company president L A Downs urges consumers to buy and store coal now for fall and winter to lock in low prices and ensure supply. He notes summer offers the lowest prices and railways can handle coal traffic, while avoiding car shortages common in fall. The railroad is ready to move all coal shipments with ample cars and motive power.
A contemplative meditation on wisdom as understanding the innermost nature of humankind. It stresses being surprised by nothing and believing beforehand that all events are possible.
The passage argues that ingratitude defeats generosity and is universally detested by all, marking the ingrate as a foe to the needy. It frames gratitude as essential to communal care and condemns unwillingness to help those in want.
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