Mt. Pleasant Pyramid | 1912-11-08 | Page 6 | Neither Hayseed nor Angel |

Type	issue
Date	1912-11-08
Paper	Mt. Pleasant Pyramid
Language	eng
City	Mount Pleasant
County	Sanpete
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Article Title	Neither Hayseed nor Angel
Type	article
Date	1912-11-08
Paper	Mt. Pleasant Pyramid
Language	eng
City	Mount Pleasant
County	Sanpete
Page	6
OCR Text	Show NEITHER HAYSEED NOR ANGEL But There Need Be' Little Question That Young Lady Had Much Ingenuity. Across the line on the Kansas side where the study of agriculture is compulsory, one of the high school jf girls took home her monthly report card and proudly announced: "I took the highest grade in the class in history, English literature and German." "That's all very well," replied her father, critically examining the card, "but how about this grade In agricul- ture?" "Oh, well," explained the daughter, "I'm no hayseed!" A little farther down a deportment grade, not altogether satisfactory, appeared. ap-peared. "And how do you account for this grade in deportment?" he inquired. "I'm no bloomin' angel, either," she replied. Kansas City Star.
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