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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1952
Page
4
In a Butler Herald column, scientists advocate using chickens and eggs to curb influenza. The piece reflects on public criticism, arguing that listening more and accepting critique can become stepping stones to higher things.
Two year old Carol Wiggins of Albany sang Happy Birthday on a bus trip to Ellaville. She called peanut stacks birthday cakes, saying the vines looked like cakes and the pole tops like candles. The piece notes a scientist predicting a moon flight in 25 to 30 years.
Taylor County Georgia imposes a 2.0 mill county levy to fund sheriff, roads, courts, and public services. A 15 mill school levy and 4 mill school district bond levy accompany a 2.0 percent value basis after exemptions totaling $1.75 million net. Tax Commissioner to collect and remit to respective authorities.
A collection of quotes highlights Georgia's push toward modernization from farmers to civil defense officials. Ernest Vandiver warns of atomic warfare risks while Sunrise editor Raymond Duncan jokes about government aid and personal liberty. Sister Edna Daniel extols home happiness and Goethe on peace, concluding with praise for the Columbus Enquirer’s century-long integrity and its early civic roots.
Dr. W. C. Alvarez of Mayo Clinic advises becoming familiar with nerves and their tricks to reduce fear. He notes palpitations and headaches can be anxiety driven, urging patience and repeated reassurance that the heart is sound, letting sufferers greet the nerve attacks as an “old friend.”
The Georgia General Assembly proposes Article V, Section I IV a to require party primaries for top offices, use county unit votes, and set second primaries if no majority. It outlines how nominees are certified, how ties are handled, and procedures for placement on ballots. The measure awaits ratification by voters in 1951.
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