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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
8
Lesson text outlines Peter's imprisonment by Herod, the church's prayerful response, and Peter's miraculous escape by angelic intervention. It describes the guards, the gate, and Peter's return to believers, plus Herod's downfall and the growth of the Word. Key figures include Herod, Peter, James, Rhoda, and the Mary house.
A compact reflection on deeds, motive, and spirit. The quote emphasizes that a widow’s mite holds greater value than abundant wealth because of its intent and significance.
A brief devotional note cites T. R. Glover urging faith in God as the first rule. It emphasizes trusting God amid perplexity doubt and fear with a reminder of Jesus message about faith.
In a cryptic puzzle style notice several abstract clues blend with misprints and fragmented terms. The text references prefixes, prefixes before Chile, elevated rail, biblical states, and a tenuous link to Corday and joy, hinting at a hidden crossword-like solution and cross-meaning wordplay in a historical newspaper item.
Butler sportsmen organize a local chapter of the Izaak Walton League of America to preserve woods water and wildlife. Dr Eli Garrett receives charter details from national HQ highlighting the nonreligious nonpolitical nature and a nationwide plan to curb pollution and deforestation. Also notices in the Northern District of Georgia detail bankruptcy discharge hearings for J Morgan McCants and J Herman Ames scheduled for 1925 in Atlanta with deputy clerk N A Brown issuing notices.
An aboard reporter taunts Congressman Blather as the steamship Steve sinks. He refuses to respond beyond saying he is in favor of back-to-the-land movement, a quip noted by Legion Weekly and echoed by the Louisville Counter-Journal about public perception and money.
The sheriff announces a sale before the courthouse in Taylor County to satisfy 1924 state and county tax liens. Property includes 50 acres in lot 44, Mrs C M Wadsworth place. 32 in lot 14 44 acre. 101 acres in lot 79 known as Minnie Harris place. 20 acres in lot 181 15th district held by Harmers and Merchants Bank. Levies made June 3 1925 by L C G A Allman.
A sheriff sale of the west half of lot 11 and north half of lot 22 in Taylor County with 202% acres total, to satisfy 1924 taxes for J T Davis and Lottie Davis. Also notice of a July 18 1925 bankruptcy hearing for Thomas J Amos in Atlanta with creditors urged to appear.
A fragment reflects on how impulsive youth evades prudent guidance. The line likens rash behavior to a horse breaking through nets of good counsel, suggesting caution against heedless moves and the value of restraint.
Petitioners seek incorporation of Central of Georgia Land Company in Taylor County Georgia for twenty years with option to renew. principal business in Howard and aim to operate mercantile trade and sand mining shipping. capital stock $5000, authorized up to $25000, shares $100, board and officers to be elected, bylaws and seal to be used. Filed May 29 1925 with clerk's certification in Taylor County Georgia Superior Court.
Convenient connection made in Atlanta for all points. Parlor cars and coaches Macon to Atlanta. Sleeping cars and coaches to points North East and West. For complete information, apply to any Ticket Agent Southern Railway Company. RHODES
Beads from Murano glassmakers are described as jewel like in delicacy and color. They form necklaces worn by the woman of fashion, showing a long tradition passed from father to son across centuries.
A concise meditation on the concept of the spirit of the age as a fleeting, cloudy expression. It compares changing cultural forms to light fractured by beams, yielding a fragile, distant portrait of the era. No specific events, persons, or dates are named.
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