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(Continued from page 2) study of events would furnish an entertaining pasttime. On second thought, I also might enjoy just sitting.
Today's Ben Franklin's birthday. Yesterday was the anniversary of the Prohibition Amendment (1920), sometimes referred to as “The Noble Experiment." Tomorrow is Daniel Webster’s birthday, Saturday is Robert E. Lee’s, and the day-before-yesterday it was hot as summer time here in the middle of January!
“Where ignorance is bliss, 'tis folly to be wise” and so any coherence gathered from the above named sequence of events leaves me sublimely blissful.
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Errors in print bring much embarrassment to the printer and an I equal amount of entertainment to ■ others.
From a beauty-shop advertisei ment in the Rockland, Maine, Courier-Gazette comes this one: . [ “A hairdo skillfully styled to flatten your face as well as your personality.”
It iwas a happy day for the readers; they enjoyed the error. Something tells me the printer
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