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Charles Wood Keyser is in the dog-house as far as Rappahannock News is concerned. He comes into the office and picks a fight to give the printers a chance to bark hack at him. That is all right. It furnishes entertainment and the gentleman is a very pleasant fighter, but when the time came when he wanted to publish a letter in the paper, he chose out-ofcounty newspapers. Hereafter, it is with a growl and a snarl that Rappahannock News informs Mr. Keyser that if we are good enough to fight with, we are also good enough to share in the publication of his letters with information for the general public. Grr-rr-rr.
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A booklet entitled “The Miller School Plan for Teaching the History of Virginia” has been sent, into the county. Anyone interested, is welcome to borrow the copy at Rappahannock News office. Of interest to the printers in the office was the preface by Or. Thomas Cary Johnson, Jr., senior professor of history, University of Virginia. Dr. Johnson (he was called Mr. Johnson some years back) is a magnificent history teacher, in fact, he's as near as I've ever seen to the best—a lady under whom I had the privilege of studying some years ago. Her name was Miss Mary Hart Willis at that time, 'though I’m told she chan get) it later.
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