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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
7
Pastor H G Hobbs urges prioritizing spiritual over material riches in a sermon on Matthew 6 33. He argues worry stems from divided vision and warns that Mammon corrupts character, urging mercy, repentance, and a life anchored in heavenly treasures.
Athens Ga Sept 25 James D Price a member of the Georgia public service commission and former commissioner of agriculture died suddenly at his home Friday Born in Farmington Ga July 14 1860 he was educated at the University of Georgia He served in the Georgia house and senate and held key posts including director of the Georgia experiment station and drought relief advocate His death followed a day at his farm with his wife summoning physicians after midnight but to no avail
Atlanta September 28 Governor Walker halted tense jockeying for the Georgia Public Service Commission vacancy by nominating Orrin Roberts of Monroe, a former law partner and likely personal friend. Roberts had long been expected to seek Congress next year from his district.
In Memoriam honors Abbie Jarrell a lifelong Taylor County resident who died in 1925 aged 43. The Antioch Baptist Church community mourns his loyal service as deacon, his devotion to family, and his steady Christian example in faith and daily life. Prominent pastors assisted at funeral services.
Monroe in Walton County editor Ernest Camp of the Walton Tribune and president of the Georgia Press Association has been appointed Publicity Director of the Harvest Campaign to finish selling Georgia's Confederate Memorial Half Dollars. Governor Clifford Walker selects Camp for his long newspaper experience and popularity among state editors.
Griffin Ga September 27 Eight persons were injured when the Dixie Flyer derailed at Orchard Hill six miles south of Griffin shortly after 8 00 P M The engine and eleven coaches left the track three coaches were derailed and one pushed across the Dixie Highway Rescue parties aided by local people aided in evacuating passengers None of the injured were seriously hurt Officials launched an inquiry into the cause of the wreck. Earlier Thursday night the westbound Dixie Flyer collided with a Norfolk and Western and St Louis railroad train near Chattanooga resulting in one death and about 60 injuries.
Candidates for the Georgia Public Service Commission vacancy include Dave Barrow of Savannah John T Boifeuillet of Macon and Albert J Woodruff of Atlanta with others filing by mail Col JA Henderson and J R Lunsford face disqualification or scrutiny T J Luke and W J Wilson also enter the field as supporters press for appointments
An old time sales blurb promotes A Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder issues including gravel rheumatism and back problems. Priced at $1.245 or mailed if unavailable locally. Claims small bottles cure with sworn testimonials. Dr W Hall 2926 Olivey St St Louis MO advertises through druggists.
A sculptor shaped a large ornamental urn from old newspapers soaked in paste to form clay, completing most work without tools. The piece showcases inventive reuse of paper materials in sculpture.
The readable fragment describes a crossword solving approach with clues and grid navigation. It lists numeric and lettered hints, with multiple entries such as curved, steadfast, and various categorized clues. The puzzle promises the solution will appear next time, implying a continuation.
A disheartened man recounts eerie sounds from next door described as straw rustle and chains, but a cheerful friend explains the noises came from neighbors washing the dog, ending the suspense with a mundane explanation.
A quotation attributed to Edwin H. Chapin about a true man’s steady place in life. It suggests a natural alignment with one’s role, settled and untroubled by concern. The idea portrays ease and inevitability in finding personal location within the world.
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