The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-09-17
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steady income Of $4,000 year the biggest foe Of OPP
portunity.
History will repeat itself except when you are trying to re-
'D' 1aSs
Balkan cloud" is either to the southwark or the
westward overseas.
ngraude sngs most deeply those whose vanity makes
of thanks the chief reward.
Everybody can talk on the vital subjects Everybody does
but that doesn't help much.
There is radical difference between the man who has
vision and the man who has visions.
No one without friend long somebody inter
ested in his description of his latest pain.
How many parsans change their because their party
is getting money to run the campaign on?
Horrors Of Methuseahs longevt ywere greatly multiplied
by the disposition Of people to talk to him about nothing but
his age.
Places where they keep oldashoned clothes for odfash
toned always of the customers they have had
for forty years
prospective sonnaw was horsewhpped by her mother
Nevertheless he married the girl How'd you like to face that
fellows future?
Another thing prohibition you can't point to the town
oafer and say: What genius Isn't it pity he won't let
whiskey alone?"
Are you hereditary democrat republican you
converted Being hereditary doesn't require much analysis
of political principles
Most boys will not scholarly but give all boys chance
Have library in the housergh under their noses and see
what they will do with it.
One reason why town sometimes fails at farming
because he thinks of the picturesque woods and rocks
his place than Of the ground that's suitable for corn
hundred wooden ships belonging to Uncle Sam tied
up the James river with nothing to DO proving that George
W. Goethals right when he said it was no use to build
wooden ships
In Austria the revolution was genuine The Hapsburg ex
Switzerland have been forced to seek employment
order live Several archduchesses have become govern
others maids The archdukes are entering business
junior clerks
What has of the oldashoned editor who who used
to eat wedding cake?" asked coum One Of them is now
running the presidency and insisting that the past is WORTH
remembering for many things which, tnougn ost 10 gh e
still to memory dear
despatch from New South Wales says that the Prince of
Wales at meeting of hardding straghshoong ranchers
ordered drinks for the house and after they had been served
discovered he had pay for them That he survived
may due othe prerogaves of heir to the throne the
fact that wild New South Wales differ from what
they were in our own wild and woody West
If there ever of the year when you will appre
cate little Daily from your home town. certainly that
time should be NOW when the long, dreary winter nights are
approaching We trying to give chance
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It is difficult tobacco discuss the tobacco stu
alton throughout this section The has had things
to give The crop in South Carolina said to have
brought very satisfactory price while the now being
sold North Carolina said to be very Inferior and
result price not good Much of the tobacco through
cut this section said to be ottenng account of the nces
The Burey stalks large and thrifty but many
said be full of water that they fall