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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1915

Page

2

Town Booster Day Program Promotes Good Town Spirit

Reynolds merchants and business leaders urged to attend a morning chautauqua program featuring talks by Dr. G. P. Bible Dr. S. H. Bryan and others. The committee asks businesses to close until 1 p m to join in efforts for a better town with lasting results.

Actia C. B. Marshall S. H. Bryan W. Joiner R. A. Hinton Col W. F. Weaver W. B. Ingram J. G. Oliver Reynolds Chautauqua

Tribute to Capt E Aultman In Andersonville Ga

A reader from Andersonville Georgia dated June 12 1915 expresses deep sympathy for the family of Captain E Aultman. The letter lauds his integrity as a neighbor husband and father and notes his steadfast Primitive Baptist faith over nearly forty years.

Andersonville Herald E. Aultman J.H. Jones

Program for W I Club Piano Solo and Readers

A reading and musical program listing performances by Miss Bonnie Newsom and Miss Winnie Newsom with piano and violin solos. It includes topics on women’s work, club mothers, mountain whites, voting in Chicago, and Poe readings featuring Mrs. Henry Newsom and Mrs. T. Withey during a September program period.

C. B. Marshall Winnie Newsom Woman's Club United States Nelle McDaniel Pennybacker W. F. Weaver Claribel Ingram Chicago American Magazine Dorothy Paris Strong Helen Hodges Edgar Allen Poe Henry Newsom Virginia Hinton Meading T. Whatey Leila Whatley

Green's world renowned Nebraska Indian base ball team to play Reynolds

Green's famed Nebraska Indian baseball troupe meets Reynolds team at Reynolds on June 23 and 24. The article notes the team has toured major cities from Lincoln to the Atlantic coast and into Canada over seventeen seasons, claiming most games won and warning against impostors or misleading advertisements. It mentions health and unrelated items in a disjointed aside.

Green Nebraska

The Boy Without Play Promotes Civic Proficiency

Henry S. Curtis argues in the American Journal of Sociology that cities must provide and organize play spaces for children. He warns that lack of proper outdoor activities leads to sluggish energy, poorer development, and future social consequences. He urges school playgrounds for children and parks and gymnasiums for adolescents to foster physical efficiency and capacity.

Henry S. Curtis American Journal of Sociology

Fishes That Cannot Swim Across Waters

Naturalists note several non swimming fishes such as the maltha a Brazilian species whose small pectoral fins only crawl backward and forward like thin paws. Others include the sea horse and the starfish highlighting diverse locomotion adaptations.

Georgia Town Reynolds Charter Amendment Bill Introduced

A notice from Georgia Taylor County states a bill will be introduced in the General Assembly at the next session. The bill seeks to amend Reynolds charter to enlarge its corporate powers and for other purposes.

Georgia Taylor County General Assembly‘of Reynolds

Mrs Lucinda McDaniel Dies After Short Illness

Mrs Lucinda McDaniel age 50 wife of Alonzo McDaniel of Panhandle district died after a brief illness. The family recently moved from Meriwether County and were tenants on J W Hudson’s farm. The remains will be interred at Crowell cemetery this morning.

Lucinda McDaniel Alonzo McDaniel J. W. Hudson Panhandle Meriwether County Crowell Cemetery

Nebraska Indians Baseball Team Grabs Serial Wins in 1912

The Nebraska Indian Baseball Team, renowned for expert players, toured the Eastern and Southern states earning a stellar reputation. They achieved 26 straight wins in 1912 from August 27 to September 26, the world record for consecutive victories. They will play Reynolds team on June 23 and 24.

Nebraska

Story of a Loan and the Gentlemanly Statute

A Kansas banker recalls a tale about a loan made thirty five years earlier to a southern gentleman. The banker argued the statute of limitations had run, but the southerner replied that the statute never runs against a gentleman. The money was eventually paid.

Kansas Kansas City Journal

Origin of Humbug A Scottish Tale Behind the Word

The Philadelphia Inquirer explains that humbug comes from Berwickshire and a Boag family ancestor named Geordie Hume. His boastful tales led listeners to call them a bum o the bug, later shortened to humbug as the term spread nationwide.

Berwickshire Hume Geordie Hume Philadelphia Inquirer

Stand Fast in the Lord in Philippian Reflections

The sermon analyzes Philippians 4 1 urging steadfastness in the Lord. It discusses spiritual warfare and the need to press toward the prize, noting believers are citizens in heaven and should await the Lord Jesus Christ with expectant faith.

Paul Philippi Rome Lord Jesus Christ Christ Hysis

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First National Bank Reynolds, Ga Johnson's H. A. Paris Montezuma C. H. Neisler New York Ignitious Griffith J. H. Neisler Cordelo Miona Springs C. A. Wilson Cordele F. F. Paris Messrs F. A. Ricks and J. A. Matthews Chas. Smith Ypsilanti E. M. Johnson Herbert Frierson C. H. and Jennie Gray Draughon Lucy Allen Mrs. H. W. Joiner Melissa Ogburn Mrs. English Miss Florine Ogburn Oregon W. I. Club Cochran Dothan Ala St. Andrews Fla Frank Weaver Z. T. Weaver Perry Josh Newsom Woman’s Missionary Society Doles Sanders Rebecca Paris Lynda Lee Bryan Talbotton Mr. Perkins Gordon F. Paris W. T. Ricks Baby Mrs. Edge General John Ellis Methodist Church Joe T.P. Marshall Atlanta Col. C. B. Marshall E. E. Hodges Hot Springs Ark F. A. Ricks Rosalie Cochran Rosa Harp Sam Harp Clay Whatley J. H. Whatley J. E. Ellis Lucy McNeal Cornelia W. E. Marshall Ellis Neva Marshall J. F. Ogburn R. H. Gower Mildred Emily D. S. Gower Gower Emma Marshall J. A. Hollis Richmond Washington City Washington Earl Marshall Brown Marshall John E. Ellis Robert H. Gowler Neva Nebraska Indian Baseball Canada Plains Ladies’ Aid Society Albert Carter Ce “Hice Jane Joiner Oliver Barrow Dorothy Paris Strong Jennie McAuley A. J. Barrow Piano Miss Bonnie Newsom Reading Fannie Mae Crawford Foley Sands Riley Base Rey EDS Mercantile ‘Co Our Services E. A. Goddard Kodak Eastman Bae Film Ies KODA Rev L. W. Gosnell Moody Bible I Charles Simeon Cambridge
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