How precious also are Thy Bee unto me, O God
Psalm 189:14-18. Copyrighted Christian Herald excerpt. reflects devotional language and biblical verse style.
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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
11
Psalm 189:14-18. Copyrighted Christian Herald excerpt. reflects devotional language and biblical verse style.
Farmers leave grass to fish and exit fields while the wheat market tumbles. The price of wheat remains steady as some guff about truth surfaces, though many avoid facing it.
Readable fragments show Georgia governor race chatter with multiple candidates and local commentary. Mentions Hal Stanley and another entrant. includes national notes on boxing talent Schmbling and Oscar Jessie’s case, plus quotes from Arthur Brisbane and Henry Ford about business and stock market lessons.
A report notes the wedding of Brevard Francis Law and Anna Louise Justice in Savannah. The passage also surveys various local opinions on politics, media, and public figures, reflecting a period snapshot of civic life and notable events.
G Hardman woven in NC State Textile School by D M Liles of Wilson's Mills NC a graduating student. Designs are made using a Saentis enlarging camera to reflect onto design paper and students then add the outline. One woven picture will be sent to those who mail a stamped self addressed envelope to the Textile School Raleigh NC.
In an editorial the Crawford County News declares it will publish the commissioners and clerk’s financial statements or expose an attempt to saddle private debts on the county. It warns publication by noon Tuesday and cautions about the newspaper’s community role beyond regulator.
The Bainbridge Post-Searchlight lauds former Michigan governor and Georgia resident Chas S Osborne as a strong Senate candidate. It suggests Georgia Democrats voting in Michigan’s Republican primary would favor Osborne, predicting a big win and three capable U S senators from Georgia in the national capital.
An Atlanta City Builder June issue describes a new non profit farmers market for Georgine raised truck and farm products. Sears Roebuck will operate the venture with profits to go to the Four H Clubs of Georgia, aiming to connect Georgia growers with Atlanta buyers and support local education.
Society editor reports a brilliant fire at Mr. and Mrs. Bohump’s Bellastreet home. A large crowd attended amid a delightful afternoon breeze. Mrs. Bohump escaped in a stylish henna silk blouse while blue tunic-clad firemen posed for the crowd. Rumors claim the blaze was larger than any in years and cost about $8,000.
The piece quotes Pat Griffin on political hopefuls and farm conditions. It argues new aspirants must actually govern once elected, notes the gap between lofty promises and reality, and urges balance in profits between farmers and manufacturers while warning of declining farm prices and the need for fair treatment of farm products by big business.
The world marks Pentecost Day, the 1900th anniversary of the church's birth, with emphasis on the Holy Spirit's empowering presence. Cordele leaders urge active citizen involvement to boost the town’s schools, industries, and community spirit, criticizing passive residents.
A fragmented, old style musing questions why women wear shoes and makeup, noting a 18 year old Black and Tan Degry and stockings rolled down. The narrator hesitates at social fashion, asking why people bully houses on the north side and relating a county demo remark about providing roosting for chickens.
A fragmentary column argues for religion’s ongoing need and moral guidance amid politics and society. It contrasts past Wisdom with present decadence, warns of weakened moral fiber, and urges Christlike citizenship and virtue over partisan distraction.
An OCR fragment promotes Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder issues with mail order cures priced at $1.25. It mentions tests, testimonials, and a Missouri contact, then oddly shifts to general statements about bags, river heights near a battleship, and clearance requirements. The text is fragmentary and lacks coherent context.
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