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McCORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, S. C., THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1937
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Ugbter Side of Life as Depicted by Famous Cartoonists and Humorists
THE FEATHERHEADS
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By Osborn*
WCLL-I MEVER—/ 'jtouVE
BEEI4 SlTTiMS- TVJERE
LIKE THAT R>R a HALF
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ABOUT WHAT?
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V/oHDERi'M<S- WHAT
THE NAME OF (
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WELL IKNOWN
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(Copyright, 1936, by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.)
Let That Be An Example
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FINNEY OF THE FORCE
By Tad O’LmgbKn
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WHUT DO vez THINK—MRS SNOOP
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for REAL MONEY-
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BRONC PEELER «... Whithers Is Out to Get His Man
By FRED HARMAN
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The Curse of Progress
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BONNET 1l> RAKISH
AhfftLE, AND IS CONfENfEDLY
6UCKIN6 THE S1R)N«6 WHEN
MOTHER RSTORKS
Foreign Words
and Phrases
k. propos de rien. (F.) Apropos
of nothing; without relevancy.
Crux criticorum. (L.) Tha puz
zle of critics.
* En rapport. (F.) In touch; well
versed in a subject.
I Fuit Ilium. (L.) Troy once
stood; i. e., Troy is no more.
Inter nos. (L.) Between our
selves.
Lustspiel. (Ger.) Gomedy.
Nosce teipsum. (L.) Know thy
self.
Quod erat faciendum. (L.)
Which was to be done.
Paris vaut bien une messe. (F.)
Paris is well worth a mass; at
tributed to Henry IV.
Toujours perdix. (F.) Always
partridge; i. e., everlastingly the
same thing.
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Truth makes the face of that
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