Philip and the Ethiopian Treasurer How Philip Won the Ethiopian
A May lesson recounts Philip guided by the Spirit to an Ethiopian treasurer in a desert encounter. Philip explains salvation through Jesus, leading to the eunuch’s belief, confession, and baptism, and the Ethiopian’s ensuing joy as he continues his journey. The study emphasizes faith, obedience, and the seed of a preacher’s message.
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Truth defies outward touch like sunbeams, Milton quote
A brief quote notes that truth cannot be piled or grasped by external touch, likening it to sunbeams. Milton’s line emphasizes elusive, intrinsic nature of truth beyond physical reach. The remark reads as a philosophical aphorism rather than a news item or report.
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Makes Life Worth While Through Faith and Enthusiasm
A brief note highlights how belief in a purpose and zeal for a cause give life meaning and motivation to face daily challenges. It underscores the value of optimism and active striving in sustaining heart and spirit.
Fragmentary Note by H Spurgeos on Life and Godliness
A fragmentary line attributed to H Spurgeos discusses life and godliness in terse, reflective terms. The text presents a personal stance on living with or through faith, but lacks a clear event, context, or full sentence structure.
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County Officials and Camp Expenditures in Saunders Ledger
A fragmented county record lists salaries for J F Helms and others, coroner investigations of deaths including W D Saunders and Steve Browayty, road work by Leslie Haywood, camp supplies from Butler Drug and J M Shockley, repairs by Marshall and Brice and Yancey Brothers, sheriff office expenses for R P McGuffin, and various purchases such as lumber, corn, and tree work, totaling hundreds of dollars in 1924–25.
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R. &. Watkins
JW Cooper
W.E. Bilston
Butler Drug Co
Ss G Bloodworth
J. M. Shockley
B. E. Cox
J. H Dunlap
R. S Wall
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Legislature May Be Asked To Abolish The Inheritance Tax
Atlanta reports a Florida land boom drawing Georgians north with many seeking jobs and investments. Banks from Atlanta lured by Florida growth join tourists flow. residents say Florida thrives by exempting estates and incomes, prompting Georgia lawmakers to consider abolishing the inheritance tax to attract homes and capital.
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Arsenic deposits to be sought in Georgia and Alabama
Washington reports U S Senator Harris secured a government inspection of Southeastern lands for arsenic ore as a boost to cotton. The Cragford Alabama bed near the Georgia line, claimed by Southern Arsenic and Mineral Products Co of Atlanta, spurs interests from Georgia farmers and others to acquire stakes in the new deposit.
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Words That Burn Quote on Libraries and Life
A Beecher quotation asserts a library is not a luxury but a necessity of life, comparing a bookless house to a room without windows and emphasizing the essential value of reading.
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Germany votes Hindenburg back as president amid cautious hopes for stability
A broad review notes Paul von Hindenburg’s election as president with a large plurality over Wilhelm Marx, while Chancellor Luther vows continuity and reassurance. It flags Germany’s disarmament, Dawes Plan support, and new tensions with France and Britain. The piece also covers Britain returning to the gold standard, Pacific war game results, and assorted international political shifts.
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