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Nothing Wrong
There s-. nothing wrong
with you,” said the psychi
atrist to the patient, ‘‘you’re
just as sane as I am.”
‘ But doctor, it’s these but
terflies, they’re all over
me!” “Well, don’t brush
them off on me."
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INFORMER
The array of advertised
medicines displays evidence
of the most common health
problems of mankind, - colds,
headache, indigestion, con
stipation, and arthritis. Each
of these is a functional
disorder, due to faulty body
processes.
Constipation has great
effects on health because
bowel function is the only
disposal for solid waste and
many other toxins. There
fore, proper bowel activity is
essential to healthful life!
Chronic constipation leads
usually to blood pressure
problems. Some disorders of
kidney, lungs, or liver may
also occur, as well as chronic
nasal conditions.
Common causes often are
faulty diet lacking in fibre,
over-cooked foods, fevers,
chronic bowel inflammation,
or poor elimination habits. In
later years, heart function
can be affected by pressure
from bowel gases or solids in
an enlarged colon.
Chiropractic patients often
are surprised at improve
ment in bowel activity when
they receive treatment to
correct other problems.
Specialized procedures bring
welcomed relief for more
difficult cases. Laxatives are
not “harmless” thus, re
storation of natural bowel
function gives that “alive”
feeling.
You can receive help and
advice by dialing 775-7193,
after 1 pm daily, exc. Wed.,
for Dr. R. J. Cartwright at
540 West Third Street.
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Nomnetro Jobs Are Available
As Rural Areas Expand
The nation’s rural improve
ment effort has been getting
a boost from a steep rise in
the number of nonmetro jobs.
Nearly 4 million non-farm
jobs were added in rural and
other small communities
between 1970 and 1977. That’s
about 40 percent of the U. S.
total during that time period,
according to a U. S.
Department of Agriculture
(USDA) economist.
Claude C. Haren of USDA’s
Economic Research Service
says that the rate of gain was
about twice as great in
non-metro areas as com
pared to metro areas. In all
major non-farm categories,
non-metro employment rose
22 percent (3.8 million) from
1970; metro areas reported
an 11 percent increase (5.8
million) from 1970.
The biggest nonmetro
increases were in services
(39 percent), mining (36
percent), and finance, insur
ance and real estate groups
(34 percent). Metro gains in
the same categories were 28,
20 and 18 percent, respec
tively.
The much improved non
metro job situation fits in
well with the growing
emphasis in USDA on
improving life in rural
America. Alex P. Mercure,
USDA’s assistant secretary
charged with leading and
coordinating the federal
share of the rural improve
ment effort, says: “We are
determined to build on the
(job) gain and move ahead in
every possible way. Secre
tary Bob Bergland is backing
us 100 percent.”
Mr. Mercure heads
USDA’s Farmers Home and
Rural Electrification Admin
istrations and its Rural
Development Service (RDS).
He says there can be little
rural improvement without
enough jobs.
“Jobs are absolutely ne
cessary for nonmetro com
munities to achieve the four
major objectives of rural
betterment—improvements
in people, the local economy,
community facilities and the
environment,” Mr. Mercure
explains. “We’ve already
seen what happens when
there aren’t enough jobs in
rural areas,” he adds.
“People leave, and they’re
followed by businesses and
services.”
Community leaders who
want help in evaluating their
area’s development potential
as a means of determining
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THIS JACKSON PROCRESS-ARGUS. JACKSON. GEORGIA THURSDAY. JULY 21. 1977
priorities, and in gaining
access to federal financial
and technical assistance,
should contact RDS, a
Washington-based agency.
Write Rural Development
Service, U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D.
C. 20250. Or phone (202)
447-4487.
How to MAKE
WORKING
for peanuts
PAYOFF
by
George Washington
CARVER.
Ceorge Washington
Carver made more than 300
products from peanuts. By
doing so he revolutionized
the agriculture of the South.
And he made working for
peanuts pay off.
Today, folks who buy
U.S. Savings Bonds know
how to turn peanuts into
cold, hard cash. When you
buy Bonds through the
Payroll Savings Plan, you’re
letting those hard-earned
dollars you make work for
you automatically.
So join over 9 Vi million
Americans who took a hint
from a man who worked for
peanuts. Buy United States
Savings Bonds.
A few peanuts now can
shell out a lot of savings
tomorrow.
E Bonds pay 6% interest when held
to maturity of 5 years (4K% the first
year). Interest is not subject to state or
lout income taxes, and federal tax may be
deferred until redemption
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SMYRNA CAMPMEETING
TO OPEN JULY 29
The 150th campmeeting of
Smyrna Presbyterian
Church will be held July
29-August sth at Camp
Smyrna, located five miles
west of Conyers at the
intersection of Georgia High
ways 138 and 212.
The Rev. Carl D. Smith is
minister of the Smyrna
Presbyterian Church. A
number of former pastors
will lead the worship ser
vices, including Bonneau H.
Dickson, William R. Conine,
Jr., William C. Sistar,
Reuben Wallace, John New
ton, Samuel Hoyt and others,
Services are held each
evening at 8:00 p.m. and
beginning on Sunday, July
31st, each morning at 11:00
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time jobs for qualified people with
prior military service. Your local unit
can tell you what starting pay grade
your experience has earned you. It’s
listed in the white pages of the phone
book under “U.S. Governmentf
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In memory of J. Albert
(Shine) Townsend who
passed away 20 years ago,
July 22, 1957.
“Deep in our hearts a
memory is kept of the best
father a family ever had.”—
The Family.
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