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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1961
Page
4
A series of aphorisms on defense, politics, work, criticism, propaganda, economy, and human behavior. The author muses on the home team, bank rolls, partisan bias, punctual work, elections, motivation, and advertising, contrasting public policy with practical life.
A prominent educator warns that if TV programs stay at the current level the nation risks becoming morons. He criticizes shortcuts that fool students and stresses reading as essential for intelligence, noting scattered TV information lacks depth unlike books.
Washington reports criticize the Freedom Riders and CORE leaders as seeking double standards in law and justice. The piece cites House Committee records linking CORE figures to Communist fronts and warns that continued federal involvement may threaten local self-government and race relations nationwide.
This piece explains diabetes mellitus, its insulin connection, and how modern science transformed it from often fatal to a manageable condition. It discusses insulin production, causes of the disease, age and gender incidence, pregnancy-related risk, and the need for patient physician collaboration.
The list poses ten trivia questions with supplied answers. It includes unit conversions for old measures, the Austrian currency, Oregon nicknames and capital, the rabies vaccine discoverer, Po Valley location, Ruhr control, West African possessions, and pellagra cause.
The statement was spoken while John the Baptist introduced Jesus as the long promised Messiah to his disciples. It contrasts Moses giving the law with Jesus bringing grace and truth, implying grace enables genuine obedience to God beyond mere legal compliance. It is found in John 1:17.
A promotional piece extols camping in Georgia as a grand family activity with adventure relaxation and affordable gear. It highlights 30 state parks the varied scenery from North Georgia to the Golden Isles and low costs with a four person weekly camp for a dollar. Local dealers offer spot suggestions and gear.
Confederate veterans who died in service or had an honorable discharge may receive a free government headstone or marker. Next of kin may choose upright marble or flat markers, with private cemetery memorials shipping to the nearest freight station at the private family's cost. Memorials for national cemeteries are paid by the government.
A Pensacola naval base notice labels three road dangers as drunken driving uncontrolled thumbing and indiscriminate sponsoring. It sums up the hazards as hic hike and hug in a brief, tongue in cheek line.
A Washington report traces India’s textile history from ancient hand weaving to a modern industry with 479 factories, 13.5 million spindles, and 220000 looms. Exports reached 157.5 million dollars in 1960 as the Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council expands offices abroad.
Dr Bowen at the University of Georgia leads a summer driver education course funded by Allstate Foundation scholarships for Georgia teachers. The piece traces Driver Education history in Georgia, noting late start, state leaders, grants totaling nearly 30 000 through 1961, and calls from governors and organizations for broader support and public backing.
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