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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1962
Page
4
A condensed roundup urges moderation in summer outdoor activity. It notes risks of heat exhaustion and heat stroke, warns of contact with poisonous plants, and stresses safety in water sports. It also highlights peanuts in Georgia agriculture and a George Webster education quote.
A Dawson News editorial asks what ails the nation and suggests self-reflection as a starting point. It asserts no single cause explains economic troubles and notes self-interest hinders understanding while urging individuals to study their own actions first.
A Sunshine Magazine reflection argues that modern life breeds rage and hurry, eroding ideals and brotherly love. It urges old fashioned character, tolerance, and giving as the sure path to mutual respect, noting kindness lifts others more than harsh blows.
The fig bush or tree is described as the oldest bearer of delicious fruit with a long history. It withstood raids and hard knocks, from Adam and Eve to later tales of a Master Jet and fruitless days. Ants birds and eager children challenge it while wet or dry warmth aids growth, yet harsh winters can kill it back. A quirky breakfast image ties figs to cream and a turned stomach.
The Dawson News warns that many deaths and family tragedies occur annually due to lack of knowledge on safety and precautionary measures while enjoying outdoor activities.
Bro. Carey Williams recalls a bygone era when women did not wear slacks in public and avoids the sight of “short” shorts, framing a social change through memory.
Atlanta readers advised to recheck eligibility for monthly veterans benefits as income rules may now qualify dependent parents for compensation after a veteran's death or service-connected disability. Deputy urged contacting the Georgia Department of Veterans Services for guidance, with the nearest office in Butler.
Georgia faces a record year as tourists are projected to spend 313 million dollars, up from 297 million in 1961. More than 14 million recreational trips are anticipated, with inquiries from all 50 states and over 20 foreign countries signaling a nationwide and international appeal. Persistent surveys by the State Commerce Department and University of Georgia support the forecast.
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