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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
8
Sunday School lesson notes on the Day of Pentecost from Acts two. It covers the significance of Pentecost, the gift and work of the Holy Spirit, the marks and effects on disciples, Peter's sermon, and the conversion of about three thousand. Names and places include Acts chapter references and Joel prophecy context.
Tyron Edwards argues that the Christian American Sabbath is essential for the health, intelligence, comfort, and independence of the working class and for national prosperity. He frames the Sabbath as a divine law aligned with worldly welfare.
Path from the Bethlehem manger proceeds to Calvary in a faith centered note from the Western Christian Advocate.
Fort Valley Georgia crowds estimated at forty to fifty thousand over two days for the fourth annual Peach Blossom Festival. The second day boosted pageant brilliance with the Trail of the Pink Petals and a grand parade, as thousands enjoyed peach themed floats and a large picnic feast.
Local notes list visitors and greetings from Daviston Columbus Oxford and Hogansville. Coolik's Seventh Anniversary Sale opens tomorrow with Coolik's sales touted as unusually successful. Mr and Mrs Lewis Brown and others are noted as traveling or visiting, along with several trips to Peach Blossom Festival and Shiloh church services.
MAUK ITEMS. Mr E Harden is drilling a deep well for the A B and A railroad at Talbotton. Mrs A M Halley of Charing visited Mrs R D Waller. Several citizens are sick with flu. Miss Ouida Gaines returned home after a week with Mrs R S Wall. Coolik's Seventh Anniversary Sale begins tomorrow. Visitors include Miss Geraldine Guy of Atlanta and others from Tazewell. Local businessmen Lord and Wimbisk of Americus were here on business. J L Anthony and W M McFarland made a Montezuma trip. Col Wallace of Americus was here on business.
The First Meistersinger Heinrich von Meissen who dived at Mainz in 1318 founded the first school of Meister singers. The women of Mainz sang his praises and carried his body to his tomb in the cathedral.
A power of attorney is a written legal authority allowing one person to transact business for another. When one man grants authority to act for him, the second person’s power is termed a power of attorney.
The column lists guests of Bazemores and others visiting from Butler Byron Thomaston and Columbus over the weekend. It notes Miss Louise Gassett's pneumonia and a school program planned for Friday night March 27 at 7 45 with teachers and pupils inviting parents and friends.
The piece argues against retirement for the elderly, urging seniors to continue work as long as able. It cites violin making at 90, ongoing crafts for blacksmiths, and advisory value of experienced professionals. It emphasizes staying busy keeps heart and mind active and benefits younger generations.
The article notes public trust in the post office by describing large sums sent in unsealed mail. An ordinary letter, not sealed, carried a negotiable check for half a million. It also reports banks and private individuals sending unstamped letters with checks in four and five figures.
A brief analysis notes Holland's population density at 205 persons per square mile, far higher than France with 74, the United States at 11, Argentina 3, and Australia under 1. The piece frames the imbalance as a core national issue for both urban and rural sectors.
The passage asserts the body is merely the vessel for the soul and that the soul’s actions are the true actions of the person, framing moral accountability as rooted in the soul rather than the flesh.
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