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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1960
Page
4
A collection of quips on paying bills advertising, church politics, personal solvency, and the value of money. It mentions tips for hearing news, the Bible solving problems, homemaker virtue, and reflections on fortune and fame. The piece opines on advertising, vacations, movie stars, and uneven town growth.
The author is the prophet Isaiah, Israel's outstanding prophet of the time. He spoke to the children of Israel, presenting the message in Isaiah 40:3 about the word of our God standing forever.
A Coast Guard Magazine anecdote reports a man spent £200 on a permanent cure for halitosis and discovered no one liked him anyway, illustrating failed vanity and social rejection.
The longest day signals the start of summer on June 21 and the season ends September 23. Heat peaks in July and August, even after the longest daylight day. Safe driving during vacation season is urged to reduce highway deaths and protect travelers to mountains lakes and beaches.
The piece argues Americans will spend about 20 billion on vacations with millions traveling by car to beaches mountains and lakes. It notes high highway death and injury risks and urges planning a relaxed slow paced vacation for 1960 backed by psychology and productivity studies.
The quiz provides concise facts: Saul as Paul's Hebrew name, Austria joined with Germany on March 13 1938, the Belgian Congo as Belgium's colony, Grover Cleveland the only president married in the White House, Mary Geneva Doud as Eisenhower's maiden name, Captain James Lawrence who said Don't give up the ship, crucifixion ended in the Roman Empire in the 4th century, crossing west to east requires setting watches forward, and Stonewall Jackson’s given name Thomas.
Detroit reports a playful note that sunspots may cause eerie radio sounds. An amateur observer recalls hearing a soprano and a tenor sunspot last night, weaving science with whimsy about celestial interference.
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