King Jesus Enters Jerusalem and Righteous Authority
A dated lesson outlines Jesus entering Jerusalem as king, his royal actions in the temple, and the challenge to his authority. It cites Zechariah prophecy, the fig tree parable, temple cleansing, and questions about Messiah’s authority, with focus on obedience and divine plan.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
Zechariiah
Zechariah
Arend
Bething
Jesu
Israel
Ute
Liv
John
God
Short-Lived Freedom Quotation Noted in Toledo Blade
A clipped Toledo Blade line remarks that man is born free but soon incurs debt as he grows. The aphorism contrasts liberty with financial obligation, reflecting a satirical view of adulthood and responsibility.
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Toledo Blade
Georgia's Health becomes monthly publication for all Georgians
The State Board of Health merges two publications Georgia's Health and Georgia Health Officers' Bulletin into a single monthly issue. After this edition only Georgia's Health will be published and mailed free to any Georgia citizen on request.
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State Board of Health
Georgia's Health
Georgia Health Officers’ Bulletin
Qwergia’s
Georgia
The C K H Way to Guard Georgia Health
The piece spells C K H as cancer kidney heart diseases and the need for early diagnosis. It stresses rising cancer and kidney deaths in Georgia in 1927 and urges regular physical exams to detect issues early, so treatment or prevention can extend life and save citizens.
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Bright
Georgia
K. H
Ife
Health checkup ideals and new tuberculosis sanatorium opening
An annual health examination is urged for all, covering physical moral mental and social health. The Alto Tuberculosis Sanatorium opens for tuberculous Black patients with equal medical staff as the white unit and application blanks available from Dr. W. Glidden. Georgia reports a decline in rabies tests, with 729 animals examined and 36 percent positive.
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Alto
Georgia
W. Glidden
Man Slays Wife and Then Kills Self in Fitzgerald
In Fitzgerald Georgia on Monday C L Lipsey 53 of Adel shot and killed his estranged wife at a boarding house and then killed himself. Witness Jake Weaver grabbed for the weapon during the confrontation but Lipsey fired twice more killing Mrs Lipsey aged about 36. Lipsey had been separated from his wife for five months and recently traveled from Adel to settle their divorce. He had worked for the A B C railroad and had been living with his wife’s daughter Mrs June Weaver prior to the tragedy. Sheriff E H Dorminey arrived as the final shot was fired.
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Fitzgerald
C. L.wipsey
Adel
Lipsey
Jake Weaver
Weaver
Lipsdy
June Weaver
Mrs. Lipsey
E. H. Dorminey
Butler City to Hold Bond Election for Water Works 1928
The Mayor and Council of Butler Georgia call a June 15 1928 election to decide issuing bonded debt of 26000 dollars to finance a water works system. Bonds run 1000 dollars each, five and a half percent interest, semiannual payments January 1 and July 1. Bond numbers One through Twenty-five, with final maturity January 1 1954. Publication to begin May 10 1928 in the Butler Herald.
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City of
Butler
Butler Herald
Taylor County
H. H. Riley
J. T. Adams
Administratrix Sells Wade Estate Property in Reynolds
By order of the Taylor County Court of Ordinary, the Mrs. Mittie Wade estate real estate will be sold at public outcry for cash on the first Tuesday in June 1928. The description covers one acre in the southeast corner of the west half of lot 229 in the 14th district, Reynolds, Georgia. Administratrix188 Wade.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Court of Ordinary
Said County
Court House
Thhe
Mittie Wade
Reynolds
Wade
Butler
W. J. Theus
W. J Theus
L. W.garrett
L. W. Garrett
J. W. Delk
J. W. W. Delk
Z. T. Weaver
J. F. Posty
G. A. Roberts
R. P McGuffin
Schedule Change in Butler Railroad Arrivals and Departures
A slight change in the Butler railroad timetable becomes effective Sunday April 29. Trains No 3 and No 4 schedule times shift to 4 05 and 1 57 respectively replacing 2 12, No 2 moves to 2 84 from 2 38, and No 4 to 11 11 from 11 01.
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Butler
Year's Support Granted in Georgia Probate Court
Mrs Carry Layfield has filed for twelve months support from the estate of T F Layfield deceased. The application will be heard at the June term of the Ordinary's Court, to be held on the first Monday in June 1928.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Carry Layfield
T. F. Layfield
S. T. Peed
Harris buck discovery and early Georgia settlement notes
The sable antelope is called the Harris buck after Sir W C Harris who wrote Portraits of the Game and Wild Animals of Southern Africa. The first Georgia settlement was by James Edward Oglethorpe at Savannah on January 18, 1788. Early colonists included German Lutherans Piedmontese Swiss Scottish Highlanders Portuguese Jews and Englishmen.
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Harris
W. C. Harris
Africa
London
Georgia
James Edward Oglethorpe
Savannah
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Dean Moody Time Institute of Chicago
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Joometh
Halling Jesus
Halling
Jebum
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A. B. & C. Railroad
Administrator's Sale
McCormick & CO
Baltimore
Christian Science Monitor
Ita
THE
Back Bay Station
Boston
Maan
Atx
Edgar Streetman
Edgar Streeetman
C. H. Harris
L. Danziger
Amnid
Jeff
Inez Parker
M. A. Liffey
Jennie Gray Weaver
Sara Cross
T. C
P McGuffin
P. H. Harverfield
North American Accident Insurance Co
Macon (Ga
Chicago
Ill
Macon Telegraph
Telegraph
Macon
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