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Among the Amateurs Mr. John Russell of Florida, whose satirical and other verses have formed such a piquant feature of amateur letters, has recently accepted a position with the “Tampa Breeze.” He will be in complete charge of the advertising department, besides having duties of an editorial nature. Mr. Russell will be pleased to receive literary contributions from the more experienced amateurs, which he will accept for publication in his paper. “The Conservative” has not infrequently pondered in perplexity over the persistent use of the expletive “do”, “does”, or “did” by various amateur ba …
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Entourage — Jonathan E. Hoag (1)