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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1962
Page
4
A collection of sayings and reflections on life money and honesty from various sources. The items critique spending timelines marital divorce work ethics and social change while noting humorous and cautionary points about modern living and governance.
The article traces Jekyll Island from exclusive owner prestige and pirate lore to a Georgia state park destination. It highlights Blackbeard buried treasure legends, the Wanderer Resort Motel era, and the island’s transformation into a modern tourist site with beaches, golf, and motels while preserving its historic ties to slavery and the Civil War.
A reflection stressing that while individuals cannot control the universe or affect grand state affairs, homes are essential for stable government. It argues that destroying the home leads to chaos, cites divine ordination of home and civil government, and urges following moral guidelines from the Ten Commandments and Sermon on the Mount to curb temper and evil.
The piece urges gentle self care using psychologist backed tips to avoid grudges and stress. It highlights slowing down in daily tasks and choosing peaceful responses. It also notes local 4-H events, VA loan delays for Georgia veterans, a May Scout gathering, lumber industry jobs, Rep. E L Forrester's renomination bid, and Sparta Ishmaelite’s 84th birthday.
The article notes that about 85 of 100 Americans reach age 65 with less than $250 in cash and only 2 percent are self sufficient at 65. It argues Americans spend more than they save and urges systematic saving despite Social Security or small pensions.
The article reports on older workers resisting mandatory retirement, arguing experience and reliability offset younger workers' vigor. It notes pensions and old age security influence sociologists' views, while many 65 plus workers complain about being deemed unfitable to continue work.
A famous Abraham Lincoln saying cautions that strengthening the weak cannot come by weakening the strong, nor helping the poor by discouraging the rich. It argues against class hatred and against taking away individual initiative and independence.
A quirky verse outlines seven life stages of women from infancy to fifties, each stage linked to desire for cash. The piece, attributed to St. Albans Naval Hospital News, notes girls’ indifference to eye color and emphasizes money as a throughline despite varying ages and wants.
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