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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1926
Page
8
A sermon-like piece argues Jesus offers inner rest through faith and apprenticeship in his school. It cites calmness in biblical scenes, calls for humility, sacrifice, and disciplined love, and contrasts true rest with worldly restlessness and unearned blessings.
Two convicted men, John D Bachelor of Gray and Rufus Hicks, face execution by electric chair in July at Milledgeville unless gubernatorial action or prison commission recommendations alter the sentences. Bachelor was convicted for the murder of Mrs. Fannie Anderson during a year long dispute, with his daughter’s testimony aiding the verdict. Hicks, jailed for theft and murder linked to a mule theft case, has endured a long fight for clemency after multiple escapes and the killing of guard H J Walker during a sixth escape attempt.
Public notice offers a free 0 page book claiming pellagra can be cured. It lists symptoms such as tiredness headaches mood dips skin eruptions mouth throat inflammation and digestive issues. Readers are urged to request a mailed copy, addressed to Dr. W. J. McCrary Inc. Dept. 810 Carbon Hill Alabama.
Georgia Department of Agriculture officials say crop diversification strengthens farms against bad cotton years. They argue living to a family and livestock means growing essential feeds and money crops, warning the one crop system collapses when cotton prices fall.
President Coolidge withdrew the nominations of W. J. Tilson for judge of the middle district B. S. Deaver for attorney and Purvis for marshal after the Senate judiciary committee opposed Tilson 9 to 7. The White House cited lack of satisfaction with the nominees and uncertainty over finding replacements this session.
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