One Pharmacist’s View
Lots of things happened and/are happening during our lifetimes. Some are hard to believe and in fact, a lot of people don’t. Scientific stuff. Sometimes it’s surprising.
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Quote of the Week….“Youth looks ahead, old age looks back and middle age looks tired.”
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Fake Frogs – say it is
not so!
Many of us remember dissecting a frog when we were in high school. It was not a pleasant experience.
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A few days after Christmas I went to see my grandkids in Shawnee. When I went into the front room they had sheets over chairs and the divan and made
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While my better half and I joined the declining number of people who still watch pro-football we got to see our 49ers come back from a big fi rst half
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COUNTRY COMMENTS As we start a New Year I wanted to share a great story that I read this past week . . . 3,900 Saturdays A Story by Jeff
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The new year has nothing to do with perfect vision even though it will be called 2020. It, like all the other new year’s just sort of sounds funny. And
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Speaking of resolutions columnist Roz Warren writes: MY RESOLUTIONS FOR YOU Every year I make New Year’s resolutions and every year I break them. So, this year, I’m trying something
History of Trains in Allen
In 1909 the fourth railroad to be built and run through Pontotoc County was the Missouri-Oklahoma-Gulf. This line almost parallels the eastern border of the county and, since the leaders
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Slim Randles It was Herb who kicked things off at the world dilemma think tank at the philosophy counter in the Mule Barn truck stop. Herb is like Nature itself.
One Pharmacist’s View
Christmastime for an old guy like me is a time to remember. Like Scrooge, old guys like me seem to dwell on “Christmas Past.” But why not? The memories of