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I’ve learned that the most interesting places are not right on the road

At the little country stores where the road crews gather for a quart of milk and a moon pie, that’s where you find some real historians.

I have more than once heard a sheriff ask a mountaineer from some distant creek to inform a neighbor that he was under arrest.

Fess Whitaker (1880-1927) began his career as a politician in 1917, when he was elected county jailer in Letcher County, KY.

Her religious feelings overcame her so that she shook and rolled, thereby throwing those present at the service into a state of alarm.

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