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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1960
Page
3
A collection of witty observations on youth and society with quips about calories, manners, prudence, and modern life. The piece riffs on aging, marriage, finances, memory, and small car idioms while noting social foibles and common fancies.
Eugene Anderson reflects on the Boston Tea Party then notes the tea tax helped unite American colonists. He recalls Parliament banning tea without a license and a tax to obtain it, with Georgia shown as a loyal British colony.
Poem noting how a child’s environment shapes learning and character. It contrasts harm with nurture, showing how criticism hostility fear envy pity and acceptance praise approval recognition fairness honesty security and friendliness influence self esteem goals trust and worldview.
The itch to travel keeps the United States as the world’s top globe trotters with a record leisure travel year ahead. Passport offices plan 800000 new and renewed documents, 14 percent more than last year as European agents expect 850000 Americans traveling abroad, up about 20 percent. Pacific lines report 5 to 7 percent more touristed. Travel to Soviet Russia remains strong with 20000 Americans expected, while Cuba’s anti American stance reduces tourist flow to a trickle with hotels and casinos facing empty tables and rising costs.
The article argues fishing should be relaxing not frantic. It contrasts busy professionals rushing to fish with children or locals calmly fishing from a country bridge or shady bank. It concludes true success lies in taking it easy rather than catching fish.
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