Spiritual power and Paul's abiding calm in prison
The piece defines spiritual power as inner poise through which one faces life calmly, citing Paul in a Roman cell. It notes how true strength comes from valuing higher truths, gratitude for small blessings, and faith that God supplies all needs, enabling steadfast labor and hopeful joy even under persecution.
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Life of Thomas E. Watson to be serialized in Atlanta paper
The Atlanta Georgian and Sunday American announces a multi installment biography of Thomas E. Watson by William W. Brewton. It covers Watson's stormy boyhood and rise in Georgia politics from the 1880s to his U S Senate career with material from the late senator’s private papers. The serial begins Sunday September 13 with daily and Sunday installments.
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Hickory Bill
Central urges public to observe crossing rules
President L A Downs of the Central of Georgia Railway urges motorists to stop at dangerous grade crossings and slow to six miles per hour at others under a new Georgia law. He cites 2149 fatalities at grade crossings last year and notes railways cut passenger and worker deaths despite growing traffic. He calls for public cooperation and mentions similar laws in Tennessee and North Carolina.
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Golve Across Word Puzzle Appears In Next Issue
Puzzle explains placing correct letters to form horizontal and vertical words. Definitions list includes exclamation, pros, pronouns, gods, verbs, and various clues. Readers urged to check the next issue for solution and answers.
None So Deaf in the Culled Language of Conscience
A Boston Transcript excerpt portrays a cultured preacher arguing that for some people the inner voice of conscience grows quieter and smaller, until hearing is suppressed and silent language becomes a tool to attract attention.
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Food Value of Oatmeal Revealed for Growing Children
Oatmeal is richer in fats and proteins than any other cereal and is valuable in the diet of growing children. It is especially helpful for those who spend much time outdoors in the open.
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