Observations by Mr. Dooley, & Mr. Dooley Says

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Observations by Mr. Dooley, & Mr. Dooley Says
by Finley Peter Dunne

CONTENTS.
Two collections of essays.

CONTENTS of MR. DOOLEY SAYS:
• DIVORCE
• GLORY
• WOMAN SUFFRAGE
• THE BACHELOR TAX
• THE RISING OF THE SUBJECT RACES
• PANICS
• OCEAN TRAVEL
• WORK
• DRUGS
• A BROKEN FRIENDSHIP
• THE ARMY CANTEEN
• THINGS SPIRITUAL
• BOOKS
• THE TARIFF
• THE BIG FINE
• EXPERT TESTIMONY
• THE CALL OF THE WILD
• THE JAPANESE SCARE
• THE HAGUE CONFERENCE
• TURKISH POLITICS
• VACATIONS

About The Author:

FINLEY PETER DUNNE [1867-1936] was a reporter, columnist, and editor. His weekly "Mr. Dooley" columns became nationally syndicated.

"Mr Dooley in Peace and War" was a best seller.

Through Mr. Dooley, Dunne expounded upon political and social issues. President Theodore Roosevelt, became a fan. Dunne was a frequent guest at the White House.

Dunne married Margaret Ives Abbott. Margaret (Marda) won the first Olympic gold medal for women's golf.

Dunne was a friend of Samuel Clemens, and Richard Harding Davis.

Reviews:

Dunne coined many often quoted phrases:
"Trust everybody, but cut the cards."

"All politics is local." - a favorite of former congressional Speaker of the Hose, Tip O'Neill (D-MA).

"Comfort the afflicted, afflict the comfortable."

"A man has more fun wishing for the things he hasn't got than enjoying the things he has got."

"If you go to the zoo, always take something to feed the animals, even if the signs say 'Do Not Feed Animals'. It wasn't the animals that put them signs up." - quoted by Forrest Gump

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