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Clark Stooksbury writes from Knoxville, Tennessee.
I first learned of the improbably named Smedley Darlington Butler while attending Marine Corps boot camp in South Carolina. At Parris Island, we were taught that Butler was, along with Dan Daly, one of two U.S. Marines to have been awarded the Medal of Honor twice.
"Hillbilly." The earliest recorded use of the word is from the New York Journal of April 23, 1900. As you might guess from that publication's city of origin, the term was not intended as a compliment.
Bill Clinton has often been compared to Warren C. Harding, and considering that president's scandals and adulterous affair within the White House, the parallel seems valid.
Tazwell is a town in Claiborne County, Tennessee, about 45 minutes northeast of Knoxville on Highway 33, just south of the Kentucky border.
Hank Williams died on New Year's Day, 1953. He was not yet 30 when he passed away in the back of a Cadillac.
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