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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1936
Page
5
A reflection praising selfless acts of kindness and the value of public service. The writer lauds Franklin Roosevelt’s leadership, urges brotherly kindness, and urges praise over fault finding, citing Wordsworth and Landor to emphasize lasting good through small deeds.
The Ninth District Rural Letter Carriers will host a get-together banquet at 7 p.m. October 41 at the Princeton Hotel Gainesville. President John L Smith and secretary treasurer Bolden Puckett urge reservations. Ben Martin chairs local arrangements and acts as toastmaster. The event will draw about 280 people including postmasters from multiple cities and district officials. Congressman Seamatiel Frank Whelchel, Georgia Ninth District representative, will speak, highlighting his postal service work and district achievements.
The lines muse on stage limits and audience patience as the fool broadens the theater. A reflective note on performance space, audience attention, and the chorus of prompts and prompters shaping the scene.
A reader from Arthur Cains island route writes Good Old Pippin style to Charlie, sending support after a sprained back and detailing a modest cottage home. He praises Lowell Travis for Horace, notes loneliness, and invites carriers to visit and chat during visits.
Mrs Wall and the brethren send warm regards and sympathy. Geo T Pippin writes from Glynn Haven Estates in St Simons Island noting better health and inviting named readers to visit. He mentions a cottage snapshot, describes a two story dwelling with eight to ten rooms, and asks friends to spend the night if near St Simons Island.
Long letter recounts visits to Washington to the National Rural Letter Carrier office, praise for Georgia officials Harllee Branch and J W Cole, and comments on post office friendliness. Includes sympathy notes for back injury, advice to seek chiropractic care, and update on Adelaide Land recovering from illness and a relative’s operation.
The passage praises Ed Cooper, superintendent of rural mails, and notes Georgia rural carriers visiting Washington to extend greetings and best wishes. It emphasizes pride in Cooper’s record and the eagerness of the rural mail division to support his future success.
The poem urges workers to hustle and seize dimes, with playful dialect urging action. It emphasizes not dwelling on troubles and to fix eyes on success. Aimed at motivating laborers to push forward and win.
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