From a small town in South Carolina, Robert Quillen became a nationally read newspaper humorist. He edited the Fountain Inn Tribune and wrote syndicated observations about American life, politics and human nature. His work reached readers across the country in the years between the two world wars, earning him a reputation for small-town wit. His office and library in Fountain Inn became a historic site, a reminder of the national audience he built far from the big city.
1887 to 1948 · journalist and humorist · American · 0 quotes on Great Quotes Online
