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A question for the ages By JIM I blush at Billy Joe Fudge's kind comments. Sunday's episode of "But meanwhile, back in The Shire..." was particularly fun to put together. For years now, a Russell County friend and I have quietly but diligently worked to keep as many of the "old" words and phrases as possible before the public, including such rusty, dusty gems as commodious, pestiferous, fancy groceries (a personal favorite), and, of course, slather, in its myriad forms. Still, truth-in-commenting requires divulgence that Mr. Fudge's food-related comment about slathering kept me up the better part of last night as a question for the ages swirled about in the deep vacuum of my cranial cavity: Is it possible to over-slather a biscuit with butter? --JIM Comments re: Letter: In appreciation of JIM This story was posted on 2019-11-19 10:25:12
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November 1934 -- Homecoming, the President's visit, and news from the county November 1944: Adair County at War Rosenwald then and now - getting things done working together Hot properties in Adair County, October 1929 History: The fight for local option in Adair County, 1934-37 Big Windy, KY made news in the early 1900s Early Sept. 1959: Mr. Hoover crosses a bridge, and other items. Eighty Years Ago: around The Shire (and beyond) 90 years ago: Roads, Water, the Fair, and a real hotel man Meanwhile, back in the Shire: July, 1934 View even more articles in topic Jim: History |
 
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