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The business manager sat at the editor’s desk. *’
“I &ee you’ve J>een promoted,” stated a visitor in the office. “Nope,” replied the newspaperman. “You must be a newcomer to town. Ten years ago I had to give the paper to the business manager because I was so far behind in his salary, and I hired myself to him as business manager. I just got my paper back today — the same way I lost it.”
* * * This is the time of the year when e*Jery one should pick himself a tree ahd watch it. For the past week and on into the coming one the crimson and gold will vie for attention against the dark of the evergreen..
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Disappointment reigned (phew) for the crowds Sunday who had read all the advertisements saying that the second Sunday in October is the best one for Skyline Drive, for that is slated time for the foliage to be at Its best. If next Sunday is a pretty day, they may try again and may not be disappointed, for the trees show signs of lasting.
Let the tourist have his broad highway. He may worry with all the traffic and think he has had a fine trip. But if you want to see the glories of the autumn, steer your course around Laurel Mills, Rock Mills, and Castleton. Of course the F.T. is beautiful and so is the drive from Amissville to Massie’s Comer, 'but too many1 others know about it and the traffic is so heavy you don’t have time to look.
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