The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-12-09

For illustration, the following paragraph appeared in the
"This is the season of the year when the sol of the editor
yearneth for a mess of old-fashioned country pork sausage. It
thoughts and his soul to noble impulses. Furthermore, we have
carefully examined all statistics bearing on the subject, and fail
to find one single instance where eating pork sausage has re-
suited fatally to an editor" :,
world it did!
Up in Grenada county there is q progressive wide-awake,
about making pork sausage than any man in this world, and the
parcel post on yesterday brought to this hungry editor a five
'humming bird tongues. 1t was real, onestto-goodness cross
your-heart-and-body old-fashioned country pork sausage and
.Luculus of old never RECALLED himself with a finer feast.
Mr.. Paker, in an accompanying note, says that he had ori-
e grenada an ssnsinel to his isf hom 1ns eo 1smsm paper, but 10 after so a long :! and a
prayerful consideration of the subject he decided that the Daily
the editor Of the Daily News is a better editor than the editor
of the Grenada Sentnel-and also a better Judge of sausage:
Of course, it is quite possible that there are other farmers
in Mississippi who, like H. M. Parker, are excellent makers of
old-fashioned country pork sausage. We have no desire to be
t%s4 al or . unreasonable fn;e s~d nner on mi 5ns s sIS3scs re wG 4 to l! pfeud to to pe say
on, or be convinced by weight of argument. Therefore, If any
superior excellence of Mr.. Parkers sausage, we stand ready and
willing to be convinced of the error of our view.-Jackson Daily
News: .
The above shows how easy tt $ for a fellow to overtalk him
self. We knew all about the sausage going to Fred Sullens, and
because of his overtalking, are just going to let the cat out OF
the bag.
Harry Parker is a farseeing guy: He believes in conserva-
fat young mule killed only recently, so rather than let the whole
animal go to waste, and in order that he might possibly teach
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mules hams into sausage. He wanted some advertisement about
his project, and he thought that there would be no better one to
try it out on than Fred Sullens. He knew Fred would tell it.
He knew that if Fred was pleased with the sausage, that he
would tell it and that his talking would help start another in
dustry in Mississippi and thereby help the farmers bridge over
these very embarrassing days of high everything except cotton
and what the farmer has raised. Harry guessed right. We
really feel sorry for Fred. We dislike to see one put over on
any editor. Harry knew that if he Dragged on Fred and the
News that Sullens would go any lengths. He was right.
Harry knew that we know that everybody else knows that
The Sentinel is not only the best newspaper in Grenada County,
but that it is better than the Daily News, and he knew that the
editor of this paper was too thoroughly versed in the knowledge
of country sausages, gatherings, liver and lights for him to fool
us, even had he wanted to, but Harry did not want to fool us.
We shall have to accept the word of the Daily News editor
on mule sausage.
AN EDITOR ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
WIS. May, editor of the Brandon News at Brandon, was &C
lcidentaly killed in his office Wednesday while operating a