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McCORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, S. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1941
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THE SUNNY SIDE OF LIFE
Clean Comics That Will Amuse Both Old and Young
BIG TOP
By ED WHEELAN
'When the evening- performance naas over,
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ABOUT 10.000
ON THE OAV.
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AND MAY. TAKE IT DOWN
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I’LL SEE VOU LATER -
I'VE C.CT TO SET THIS
SHOW OFF THE LOT AND
ALSO SEE * SILK' fbWLER*
HE SAID HE WANTED To
see me about something
VERy IMPORTANT !!
'Soon afterwards the treasurer and legal adjuster
started on the short trip To the train when sudden
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LALA PALOOZA A Useful Gadget
By RUBE GOLDBERG
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S’MATTER POP—Big Storm! Whiskers On It!
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There’s No Place Like a Second Home
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POP—A Common Fault
By J. MILLAR WATT
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TERRIBLE GAME
TODAY COLONEL
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League
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GLUYAS
WILLIAMS
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‘Hey! What’s the idea of stopping so quick like?”
A coat of clear varnish applied
to the oilcloth in your kitchen will
make it last longer and you will
find it will clean more easily.
• * •
To keep your house cool in siz
zling summer heat, use a white or
light-colored paint on the side
walls.
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If cream has been overwhipped
pour a little cold sweet milk into
it and stir slightly. The cream will
1 then be of the right consistency.
* ■ * *
Apricots stuffed with mint and
currant jelly make dainty gar
nishes for baked ham, roast lamb,
meat loaf, chicken or mushroom
souffles and veal cutlets.
• * *
Corkscrew Substitute — If you
mislay the corkscrew, hunt up a
fairly large screw. Screw it into
the cork, tie ,a piece of string un
der the screw head, and pull on
this until the cork comes out.
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Effect of Extremes
Where the vivacity of the intel
lect and the strength of the pas
sions exceed the development of
the moral faculties the character
is likely to be embittered or cor
rupted by extremes, either of ad
versity on prosperity.—Jameson.
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PENETRO
Manners of Country
There ought to be a system of
manners in every nation which a
well-formed mind would be dis
posed to relish. To make us love
our country, our country ought to
be lovely.—Burke.
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Living Up to It
“You look a nice, sensible sort
of girl—let’s get married!”
“Not me. I’m as sensible as I
look.”
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One’s outlook is a part of his vir
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