The Crucifixion Lesson for June Seventeen
A compact religious study outlines Mark 15 16 47 detailing Jesus crucifixion from Herod to the tomb. It notes Pilate's verdict derision and thorns crown, the cross scene Simon of Cyrene bearing the cross, mockery, darkness, the cry of abandonment, and the burial by Joseph of Arimathea. The piece closes with a call to fear God and claim Christ’s victory.
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Christ
Jesus
Thorne
Pilate
Israel
Hall
Simon
God
Iife
Joseph
Nitrate of Soda Used by Cotton Contest Winners
The Arkansas State Cotton Contest winner explains a key method: apply at least 100 pounds of nitrate of soda per acre around chopping time to boost young cotton growth. Nine states in the contests show winners largely used nitrate of soda as a side-dressing to maximize lint yield.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
W. T. Beall
Not All Turned Into Beef One Authority Says
A source states that 648 percent of the finished product is related to a slaughtered steer, and 45.7 percent consists of by products. The wording appears garbled but indicates high variability in carcass composition figures.
Best of Endowments Policy About Work
A quotation extols the virtue of work as the finest endowment given to a man, highlighting the capacity and desire to labor and to enjoy the act of labor itself.
Be Silent on Faults Quotes on Friendship
W D Howells warns against exposing friends faults for it mutates them and makes them irreparably different. the maxim urges discretion and loyalty in handling flaws among companions. The aphorism reflects a cautious ethic toward intimate relationships and reputation.
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W. D. Howells
The Muscle Record and the Elephant’s Trunk Chronicle
A garbled excerpt notes 520 muscles and an elephant trunk with 40 000. It references a quirky line about starting at the bottom of the ladder and camping there. The fragmentary text blends trivia with odd phrasing and attribution to Bostan transcrint.
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Bostan
Georgia Taylor County Year's Support Notice
Mrs R M Windham applies for twelve months support for herself and three minor children from the estate of R M Windham deceased The petition will be heard by the Ordinary at the July term 1928 on the first Monday in July Witness signed June 5 1928 L T Peed Ordinary Georgia public notice of support proceedings in Taylor County
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Georgia
Taylor County
R. M. Windham
L. T. Peed
Pellagra Relief Ad Promises Cure and Testimonial
An old nurseadvertisement touts Pellagra treatment claiming relief from stomach trouble skin problems weight loss and other symptoms. It cites consumer testimonials from ENS S. Hays and others and urges readers to write for a book and start treatment today.
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Ens S. Hays
Eaatet
Ons Ark
Beyntes
Hive
Kirksey 1928 12 Months Support Asked by Mrs Ethel B Kirksey
Mrs Ethel B Kirksey files for twelve months support from the estate of W C Kirksey deceased for herself and four minor children. Official signature dated May 80th 1928 by L T Peed Ordinary.
Application for 12 months support in Layfield estate
Mrs Cary Layfield petitions for twelve months support from the estate of the late T F Layfield. The petition will be heard by the Ordinary at the July 1928 term of court, to be held on the first Monday in July. Official signature dated May 29 1928 by L T Peed Ordinary.
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Georgia
Taylor
Carry Layfield
T. F. Layfield
L. T. Peed
Human Nature Never Changes and A Delightful Lead
The quoted passage reflects on human folly as fools cling to cures and nostrums while dismissing truthful advice. It notes that people label truth-tellers as enemies and prefer continued illness over honest critique, echoing Plato’s skeptical view of human self deception.
Charles R Crisp Announces Third District Candidacy
Charles R Crisp formally announces his candidacy for reelection to the Seventy first Congress from the Third District subject to the Democratic primary on September 12. He says he has faithfully represented the district and will remain faithful to the trust if reelected. He asks for voters support in the coming primary.
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Charles R, Crisp
Butler GA to Vote on Water Works Bond Issue in 1928
Mayor and Council call a June 15 1928 election in Butler Georgia to decide issuing twenty five thousand dollars in bonds for a city water works system. Bonds of $1000 each, 5.5 percent interest, semi annual payments. Maturity schedule through 1954. Publication in the Butler Herald beginning May 10 1928.
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City of
Butler
Butler Herald
Taylor County
H.H. Riery
J. T. Adams
Tax sales in Taylor County Georgia list multiple parcels
Legal notices announce public sale before the court in Butler on the first Tuesday in July 1928. Parcels include 102 acres from lots 15 and 16 in the McCants survey, 100 acres south half of lot 235, 60 acres of part of lot 200 known as the Ben Story place, 101 acres half of lot 29, and a Reynolds town house lot tied to Perk Williams. All property is described as tax collection levies for 1927 taxes, with sheriff R P McGuffin presiding and dated June 5 1928.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Butler
McCants
Jennie McCants
T. B. Joiner
C. A
J. L. Windham
C. H. Harris
Said County
M. Harris
Ben Story
Ben Ory
Said
Susan McCrary
Ann Fowler
Reynolds
Perk Williams
G. A. Roberts
Sara Cross
L. C
R. P McGuffin
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Phil Armstrong
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