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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
9
A sermon argues God's plan to uplift the world through the Christian home began with Abraham and extended to parental duty. It stresses marriage with Christian purpose, worship, church guidance, and the dangers of unchristian homes, urging readers to nurture children as God’s plan for redeeming the world.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine offers a local ointment to relieve catarrh and an internal tonic to improve general health. The advertisement notes the product has been sold by druggists for over 40 years and is attributed to R J Cheney and Co of Toledo Ohio.
J. D. Patton of Greensboro Georgia opened a seed shipment from Detroit Michigan and found a Greensboro Herald dated May 14 1874 inside. The discovery shows a Greensboro man had ordered seed and received a Greensboro paper over fifty years old.
Savannah report states A L Poin dexter Tybee Hotel proprietor died in Savannah hospital from a May 30 gunshot by Bernard Rawls Night clerk after a hotel dispute A murder charge is filed Rawls is jailed awaiting outcome of the wound and death filing
A brief note explains tadpoles are the juvenile stage for frogs and toads. Tadpoles seen in goldfish bowls typically become frogs after about a year for frogs and only a few weeks for toads.
The Republican National Committee approved seating of the Mississippi delegation led by P W Howard over M J Mulvihill. Henry Lincoln Johnson of Georgia was also seated over Phillips faction. Howard, an assistant US attorney general, was chosen after a five minute vote in a tense credentials committee session.
From Marion County Patriot Buena Vista prospers with new school building Methodist church and court house. Joe S Burgin announces his lumber mill will move to town with a weekly payroll of 5000 to 7000 dollars. He has timber to last five years and seeks more for at least ten years. The arrival brings relief after earlier boll weevil hardship.
June 4 in Atlanta, former Governor T W Hardwick attacked the Ku Klux Klan and Nathan Bea Ford Forrest for political moves, saying Georgians must rise to free government from an invisible empire. He praised Farmers Union president J D Weaver for focusing on agricultural development.
In Cleveland on June 4 the Republican national committee seated Henry Lincoln Johnson and his Georgia delegates after a letter from President Harding questioned the Philips faction recognition. The vote was 22 to 14 to seat Johnson, with a unanimous final approval amid a day filled with lively exchanges and spectator reactions.
Savannah Ga June 10 The Central of Georgia Railway president L A Downs argues buyers should stock up on coal this summer to secure low prices and ensure supply for fall and winter. He notes summer typically offers the lowest coal prices and stresses railways must handle peak moves later, urging large consumers to order coal now to aid production and avoid shortages. The railroad is prepared with ample coal cars and motive power to handle shipments.
A reflection on wisdom as understanding the deepest nature of humanity and remaining unshocked by events, with the belief that all outcomes are possible.
The passage condemns ingratitude as a common enemy of the poor and a universal detestation among men. It argues ingratitude discourages generosity and harms those who give, framing the ingrate as the social antagonist.
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