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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1958
Page
4
A string of quotations and observations from readers and editors in Ellaville Gainesville Milledgeville and Marshallville reflect on freedom family values road travel prices and farming. Notable mentions include Marion Jones Andrew Jackson politics hospitals and peach farming ventures with a Marshallville entrepreneur selling a sizable peach crop.
A critical appraisal argues the Second Session of the 85th Congress offered political bickering and maneuvering in a election year. It notes defense gains, space race gaps, failed farm relief, rising red ink, and missed civil rights and states rights reforms, concluding the session achieved little lasting solution.
An editorial urges children to persuade their parents to get polio shots, noting 30 million adults aged 20 to 40 have not yet been vaccinated. It warns that polio affects adults too, citing hospital cases and iron lung patients, many of whom were parents.
The piece argues that God's disapproval falls on churches that chase popular preachers. It cites Paul urging reproach and endurance of affliction over pleasing crowds, noting Old Testament prophets and Jesus faced resistance, while faithful minority leaders chose conviction over comfort.
A survey of 200 hiring executives by the Office Executives Association finds women applicants wearing sack dresses face bias. Only 2 percent viewed such attire favorably, while most would not hire someone who resembled a bag of potatoes, a form of job discrimination applauded by supporters.
The First District of the U D C plans a talk on the correct use of the Confederate flag by Mrs W B McNeal Savannah director of Georgia flag etiquette. The discussion follows controversy over a Georgia towel factory producing Stars and Bars beach towels and other lighthearted notes on etiquette.
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