The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-01

Entered as second class matter at the
postoffice in Pensacola. Fla. under ACT
Of Congress. March 3. 1879
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If you want to write poem,
About summer day,
With birds and brooks and blossoms
You start your verse this way.
But If you wish to write
About the latest rag;
IL you wish to go off on
A literary jag;
If you wish to ride to death
That old, old nag
Pegasus, the Light-Foot-
Here's your tag.
What about this Gulf Breeze.
The poor taxpayer never gets a re-
bate.
100 many principals, dHu soo IL"
principles.
oh, you Bingham gown! You are
cheap at any price.
Talking about hard times, does not
help to fill the pocketbook.
II they will just fix the profiteers,
mil fs,lx Of he r,rio
The campaign is nearing it's end and
so are some of the candidates.
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After all, the important thing is to
play the game for all it is worth.
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The girl who wears the sport clothes
is not always as sporty as she looks.
There are not enough planks in the
republican platform to support hefty
man.
Lending a helping hand frequently
helps the lender as much as the
lendee.
II you have not planted a garden,
you can't expect to beat the high cost
Of loafing.
Why it is that the word intrigue is
SO intriguing to all of the near great
magazine writer's?
Those who live in modern flats
have very little room to complain
Columbia Record.
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Those day when there was such a
thing as bakers dozen were not as
unlucky as one might think.
When your wife tells you that she
never can get chance to say word
she probably means to say the last
word.
We wouldn't give two cents for those
new pieces that congress has author
lied. They won't be worth even a
lagniape.
Escambia county is shipping Irish
potatoes by the carload. Better late
than early-since the strike is thing
of the past.
From what we can learn at a dis
lance, we have nothing in this country
but presidential timber. Nobody wants
to play second fiddle.
Do you remember the prehistoric
days when a man who got thirty a
month thought he was getting a SAL
airy? Neither do we.
Hiram Johnson must have been sent
out to the woodlot a good many times
in his youth. He seems to know how
to make the Wood fly.
Americans who are visiting France
and Cuba are now getting a dose OF
their own medicine-and we don't
mean bottled goods. either.
Most or the teachers in this coun-
try have graduated from colleges and
are taking post graduate courses al
the University of Hard knocks.
This is the time of year when the
small boy comes in with his head wet
and his clothes suspiciously out-of-
gear. and tells you about the reason
ne never did like Bayview, not for
nothin'.
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WITH BLOSSOMS AND DREAMS.
BY Frank Z. Stanton.
Off where the blossoms strew the
streams-the hearts glad holi-
day;
We're with the beauty of the dreams
and singing on the way;
Surely. there is no winter, and life's
eternal May
For with the blossoms and the dreams
we sing along the way.
We sing amid the blossoms. and where
the lilies throng,
And the very winds-they listen, for
the soul is in the song;
The holy light of beayau upou o,Yr