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100 years ago — February 1923
If you have not had or are not at present having one of the prevailing colds you are totally out of style. But don’t get excited there is time enough yet for you to have a cold and be fashionable.
Who’s on first and where the heck are we?
Reporter Question: “Is it bigger than a breadbox?”
Pentagon Spokesman: “That’s classified”.
Question: “Is the balloon spying on our nuclear facilities?”
Answer: “That’s classified.”
Question: “Can you tell us where it presently is?”
I would’ve never believed that after years of living in Beirut, Lebanon, one of the most fanciful countries in the Middle East, which from my childhood unfortunately has been the battleground of religious warfare, civil wars and street gunfights, that I would somehow be transported to a magical place, somewhere in the southern skirts of the Berk
One of the most interesting and enjoyable tasks of my tenure has been editing the opinion and viewpoint pages of The Lakeville Journal, and overseeing those of The Millerton News.
Supporting PCU at Sharon Hospital
Some mornings when I first wake up I will scrunch my eyes closed and try to will myself back to sleep, back to that lovely dream I was having. It never works. I have no choice but to wake up and face the day.
100 years ago — 1923
The organ at St. John’s Church is being overhauled and tuned by tuners from New York.
Will the person who has Mrs. Loucks’ quilt frames please return them to her?
Fifteen inch ice is being taken from the lake.
If readers take note of a small item in last week’s column by Norma Bosworth, Turning Back The Pages, they will notice that I am celebrating the beginning of my tenure (this time around) at The Lakeville Journal.
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