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Aurelia Sentinel in Aurelia, Iowa

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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1936

Page

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World News Cartoon Quips and Childish Mischief

A light page of humor features Sonny pondering why trees change clothing with seasons in The Automobilist, a playful exchange about a purse with a four year old insisting he was helping, and a Kentuck tale about a salesman correcting shoe mixups with Strawfoot joking about being club footed from The Annapolis Log.

Kentuck Annapolis Log

Presidential bachelor campaigns and family ties in White House history

The piece surveys U S presidential marriage and offspring trends noting Buchanan and Cleveland as unmarred figures while Buchanan remained childless. It highlights Theodore Roosevelt as a family advocate, compares presidential birth counts with Tyler Harrison Washington Hayes Jefferson and Taylor, and cites Andrew Johnson marrying at eighteen as the youngest.

Ballyhoo James Buchanan Grover Cleveland Cleveland White House Frances Folsom Buchanan Theodore Roosevelt George Washington Rutherford B. Hayes Thomas Jefferson Zachary Taylor Andrew Johnson Eliza McCardile Tennessee

Taking a Walk A Checkup on Election Day 1936

The piece discusses political walkouts by prominent figures of both parties as a protest method the term taking a walk. It traces historical echoes from Alexander Hamilton to John Adams and Thomas Jefferson showing how party divisions faded after their actions.

Alfred E. Smith New York Alexander Hamilton Hamilton John Adams Adams Thomas Jefferson Jefferson Western Newspaper Union

Do Not Tire So Easily in Rhythmic Marching

Psychological studies show workers with fast rhythmic movements tire less than those who move slowly and irregularly. Soldiers marching to band music cover more ground as rhythm helps them forget fatigue and focus on pace.

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