The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-07-14
OBSERVATIONS
Wise and Otherwise

Wise and Otherwise
One can certainly Judge the people
of any city by the appearance of their
town. Of course people make the
city, but the character of the people
finds expression in the streets, the
parks, homes and public buildings
Will the moon be able to get full
this month?
So long as the river of life runs,
the weather man will never dole out
his wares to suit everybody.
One does not have to go to Russia
for a Russian bath. Just manipulate
the hoe a few minutes these bright,
sunny mornings and you get a pretty
good foretaste of the luxury.
$50
We are so glad everyone is not rich.
There'd be no one to do the work.
SHH
Europe set the style in airplang
weddings. America did not remain be-
hind for more than a minute or two
We wonder if with every license there
is a divorce parachute attachment.
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The hens will the cackling over
dollar eggs in the near future.
An English inventor has the right
idea. He is planning the manufacture
OF a concrete automobile for collision
purposes.
Ocala needs to war on two things
the automobile cutout and dogs. Yes
sum, swat the dog; the measly
NANCY, no-account, yellow, night
barking ours. They endanger your
life and mine.
The summer time has never before
seen so many red noses. Not the
demon rum kind, however; only sun
burn.
And so, it is Mrs. Mosquito thar
does all the singing and biting, Mr.
Mosquito being naturally too blunt
to be bloodsucker if he so wished to-
The Washington State Federation
OF Women's Clubs has placed itself
on record in favor of a movement to
stop extravagant dressing by women
We don't think it will be the clubs
that will hold the ban, as much as
the lack of the price for the filmy
things desirable.
Any fool can make a woman talk
but it takes a regular fellow to make
her listen. says the Boston Tran.
script.
"Put away sarcasm from your
speech, never complain. No not pho
phesy evil. Have a good word for eve
ryone or keep SILENT" was the motto
selected early in the life of one o.
Ocala's best beloved navy volunteers
And for that. a gold star CLEANS
brighter with the passing of tn,
years.
"a married man." says Aunt Mary
'is exactly like a cat, quiet and gentle
about the house in the daytime, bu
after the shades of night fall-Oh
boyl He is off on a tear if he can ge
out"
You may leave France to escape tn,
wild wimmin-but it takes a moon
light evening at Silver Springs to hell
you listen to what the ripping wave
lets are saying.
Ocala is bullying right ahead, pay
ing no more attention to the thermo
meter than if there wasn't any sucl
thing in existence.
Consider the postage stamp, m!
son; its usefulness consists of it
ability to stick to one thing until j
gets there.
Speaking of scabs, we are remind
ed that a scab heals, and that a can
Ger never heals. Don't be a cancer.
One thing pleasant to consider, il
that it never gets too hot to dance a
Silver Springs.
The command to Love thy neighbo
as myself" is hard to do, when yol
keep a garden and your neighbo
keeps hens and dogs.
"Silver and gold striped hosier!
are worn with gold and silver slip
pers," says an exchange. Not for Us
bless you soul, until we pass within
the pearly gates, and not then unles