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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
7
Rev J D McCord argues life is not for constant happiness but for work and service. He critiques claims of a right to happiness, notes body and mind show endurance over pleasure, and cites biblical calls to labor, urging believers to seek others' happiness through work rather than self amusement.
Atlanta business leaders assert that the South is moving at an unmatched pace, transitioning from agriculture to industry. C. F. Seeger of Seeger Rivers and Pixton notes vast resources and growing population as crops diversify and manufacturing expands across Dixie, reshaping the region’s economic landscape.
A June 17 commencement at the University of Georgia featured United States Senator W. B. McKinley of Illinois urging graduates to marry only after clearing debts. He stressed honesty, industry, good judgment, thrift, and self-governance as keys to success, advising persuasive points on arbritration and avoiding war. The article notes 219 degrees awarded, the chancellor honored, and a building named for Judge Andrew J. Cobb.
Rev Robert Stewart dubbed the raiding parson of Draketown married Miss Mattie Wood on June 5. The couple reside at Liberty near Greensboro. A monument honoring his first wife, slain by rum runners, was recently unveiled at Draketown.
New Orleans port, the second largest in the United States, lies 110 miles from the Gulf of Mexico. Facilities valued over 100 million dollars are publicly owned. Public wharves run parallel to the Mississippi River for more than five miles.
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