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"You know, it’* * strange thing , about perfumes'jnd how they can / arouse memories. jQnc might have been used by your first “date” at the high school commencement. ’Another by the girl you thought , you loved, but didn’t, And still another brings hack vividly your wife's1 br your mother’s garden; her patih of Lilies of the Valley, or those little Cinderollas of the Rose family-those iimimutive' wild roses, t) one which Edward McDov, ell dedicated one of of his priceless tributes in music.

But before discussing its magic in arousing the memories of bygon day. a whiff of printers ink

led m; jto peep into the plant of The Rappahannock News through a window, last week. The staff was “putting the paper to bed.” Li journalese, that meant meeting the deadline with last minute important qopy; killing other items to piake way for it; lastminute proof reading, editing revising, locking the page forms on

the presses and starting them. J

hat bustle of activity m4putting

tlw paper to

arih,on ■edge; - and there is laiways present the fear that not enough pews is in the edition ; or the paper is not in general covering jill the community’s activities so j*s to print each week a publication which would contain

In all

every- ’subscribe*7"

‘How (fan that be done” the editor asks

himself, over and over agaui.

From tv standpoint of a rural newrpapef that’s the <64 dollar qiKstion ’ only answevd through the whole-hearted co-operation of thr community, pride in its people and their I achievements and sym-, pathy and Understanding in timeot, sorrow. Thus, what » paramount in solving jdiis 64-doUar-nightmare question for the editor «md staff is the realization on*8 the part of every individual and particularly the subscribers that reporters for the paper are not mind readers. It also must be understood that the rural repo liter and thc newspaper decs hot hale at his, or its disposal, in the matter of news gathering, thote^tcili ks available to a ctv newspaper ind staff. 1

How thtn can the subscriber; or for that matter every member of^tlv comnunity, help? , . ’ (1) Chi t with the reporter 5

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