The Fight Against Strong Drink Lesson Introductory Talk
A temperance study reinterpreted as spiritual warfare against the devil and the Eighteenth Amendment. The lesson outlines strength in the Lord, the devil as foe, the believer’s armor, and the power of persistent prayer to sustain faith and courage in conflict. It emphasizes the Word of God and Christian unity in battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tere
Wickepee
Lake of
Are
Christ
Church of Christ
Beware of Idle Momentums and Evil Intrusions
A moral admonition warns against idle momentum and the onset of evil thoughts. It urges vigilance and prayer to avoid temptation, stressing solemnly to watch and pray lest one falls. The message underscores self discipline and spiritual safeguarding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrar
Eloquence Eloquence to the Suitable Organ of Pen Energy
A fragmented OCR line references eloquence and energy directed to a body described as the highest pe en al energy, with unclear author or context. The readable portion suggests a quotation or note about proper channeling of persisting eloquence to an organizational entity or organ.
Tax plans and European debt talks dominate Washington
Secretary Mellon urged cuts totaling 250 to 300 million dollars with tax rate reductions across normal and surtax brackets. He favored repealing the estate and gift taxes while preserving admissions and auto taxes. Meanwhile France seeks new debt proposals as Locarno praise grows and Balkan tensions flare with Greek and Bulgarian forces near Demihissar.
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Edward W. Pickard
Gy Rsas
House Committee On Ways and Means
Mellon
Treasury Department
Melfon
Board of Tax Appeals
Natonal Association of Manufacturers
Iowa
Smillar
Texas
Green
Garner
Court martial set for Mitchell imputed treasonous conduct
In Washington, Major William Mitchell was ordered to appear before a court martial on October 28 to answer charges of imputation of almost treasonable conduct by air defense officials. Maj. Gen. Summerall will lead the panel with a roster including MacArthur and Graves, amid expectations of dismissal but possible clemency.
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OL. William .Mitchell
Washington
Navy Department
P. Summerall
Robert L. Howse
Fred W. Sladen
Douglas MacArthur
William 8. Graves
Benjamin A. Poore
Albert J. Bowley
Edward L King
Frank R. McCoy
Edwin B. Winans
George L. R. Irwin
Ewing E. Booth
Blanton Winship
Sherman Moreland
Joseph J. McMullen
Mitchell
Disinfection After Tuberculosis Says Cleanse Not Fumigation
The State Board of Health warns that traditional fumigation is of little value after tuberculosis use. Effective prevention relies on thorough cleansing with soap and water and removing germ contact materials, followed by cleaning woodwork and wall surfaces rather than extensive fumigation or repainting.
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State Board of Health
Nea
Protecting Children From Diphtheria Urged In Georgia
State health notice cites 1924 diphtheria deaths in Georgia at 280, down from 415 in 1921, and urges parents to vaccinate children with toxin antitoxin. Three to four doses provide lasting immunity, with minimal discomfort. Smallpox and typhoid vaccines are also discussed as effective preventives, and toxin antitoxin is offered cheaply through the State Board of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Bureau of Vital Statstics
State Board of Health
Fragmented line hints at medical exam truth and fear
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a periodic physical examination and urges not to fear knowing the truth, referencing a well social context. The readable text is incomplete and lacks concrete details, making specifics about persons or places unavailable.
Discharge Hearing Notice in Kilby Bankruptcy
In the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia a petition for discharge by Edward Hall Kilby in Bankruptcy No. 2081 has a hearing set for December 7, 1925 at ten o'clock A M in the U S District Court room in Columbus Georgia. Creditors and others in interest are ordered to appear and show cause why the discharge should not be granted. By N A Brown Deputy Clerk.
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Edward’ Hall Kilby
Ten O'Clok . M
United States District Court Room
Columbus
Georgia
N. A.brown
District Court Discharge Hearing for Eddie Duggar
In the District Court of Georgia a petition for discharge in bankruptcy No. 1025 for Eddie Duggar is set for December 7, 1925 at 10 a.m. at the United States District Court in Columbus. Creditors and interested parties are urged to appear and show cause why the discharge should not be granted. D. C. Fuller Clerk and N. A. Brown Deputy Clerk oversee the matter.
Georgia Sheriff Notice of Private Sale of Land
Taylor County Georgia notice states F M Posey of Florida pledged a note for 250 dollars to Homer Beeland. If unpaid, deed secures 50 acres in lot 170, 18th district, Taylor County. Property may be sold at Butler court house door on the second Tuesday in November 1925 after four weeks of notice.
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Georgia
Taylor County
F. M. Posey
Orange County
Florida
Homer Beeland
E. Cox
Amanda
Janda
John Locke
Butler
Estate of J. Bloodworth Named in Will Case
In the county, Mr Bloodworth filing a 12 month appeal regarding the estate of J. Bloodworth. all parties concerned are ordered to show cause before the Ordinary at the November term 1925 why the petition should not be granted. T. Peed, Ordinary.
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Bloodworth
Bloodwort
Baitia
Letters of Administration for Mrs J B Wade Estate
Miss Cora Wade applied for permanent administration on the estate of Mrs J B Wade, late of the county, deceased. This notice cites all creditors and next of kin to appear at the Ordinary’s office by law within the time allowed and show cause why letters should not be granted. Witness dated October 3, 1925, L. T. Peed, Ordinary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Wade
J.B. Wade
J.T. Wade
L. T. Peed
No Mystery at All in a Quiet Tomb Scene
A wary speaker describes eerie sounds like a rattle and gulping near a tomb, claiming a door was washed by a dog. The exchange reveals a somber mood and a puzzling, eerie atmosphere surrounding the tomb setting.
Virtue Diffuses Steel in Windward Resolve
A compact observation contrasts virtue and strength, noting that noble minds bend with pressure like steel in the wind. The metaphor frames character as flexible yet steadfast, implying resilience through supple resolve amid external force.
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PB. Fifewate
D. Dean
Boogwit Atitute of
Chicago
Lion
Red Cross
Ptene
Alhucemas
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Rose Pastor Stokes
Mllonaire Hue Band
James G. P. Stokes
House Committee
America
Coolidge
France
Suchan
National City Bank
Dwight Morrow
J. P. Morgan & Company
Wall Street
White House
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Pans
Europe
United States
Locarno
Demihissar
Macedonia
Sofa
Pétrich
Albania
League of Nations
Bulgaria
Syria
Damascus
Sarrail
Gibraltar
Alexandria
Egypt
Overnor Jackson
Indiana
Arthur R. Robinson
Samuel M. Ralston
Robinson
Senate
Indianapolis
Harry New
North Dakota
Gor
Ernor Sorlle
B. F. Ladd
Ferguson
A. H. King
King
Lee Satterwhite
Satterwhite
Austin
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Episcopal House of Bishops
New Orleans
House of Deputies
Book of Common Prayer
United Sates
Permanent Court of International Justice
The
Hague
National Council of Congregational Churches
J. Harwood
Appleton
Y. M. G. A. Work
District Court of
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Northern District of
District Court of the United States
Eddie Duggar
United States District Court Tow
D. C. Fuller
N. A, Brown
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