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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1961
Page
3
Psychiatrists advise Americans to slow down and relax. The July 2 Colorgravure insert, distributed with the Baltimore American, suggests self paced methods to stop rushing time.
The 1860 Georgia Legislature debated secession as Lincoln rose to prominence. Leaders like Cobb urged exit from the Union while others such as Stephens Hill and Johnson favored remedies within the Union. Milledgeville convened January 16 1861. the Ordinance of Secession passed January 19 pushing Georgia toward the Confederacy.
Simple tips for spring upkeep cover pet baths outdoors, car tire cleaning with pine cleaner, garage scrubbing, and brush maintenance. Use full strength pine cleaner for wipes and rinses, and a pine oil solution to soak brushes to keep them clean and ready for decorating work.
Classified ad offers a splendid Rawleigh business in Dawson County. Exceptional opportunity for an industrious person. See E. W. Bruce Route 5 Gainesville or write Rawleigh Dept GAF-140-18 Memphis Tenn.
Openings in Atlanta area for two additional workers aged 40 to 65. Earn at least 100 dollars weekly. Send qualifications to Watkins Products Inc 659 West Peachtree Street NE Atlanta GA.
Advertises government surplus depots nationwide offering direct mail purchases for personal or resale use. Lists items from cameras and vehicles to office equipment, with pamphlet on shipping, buying procedures, and free surplus information by mail to Washington DC.
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