Our Pet Peeve Sandwich Was Fresh
A customer questions the freshness of a sandwich sold in a snack bar. The clerk insists the sandwich is wrapped in transparent airtight paper, while the response hints at a family concern about the paper.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1936
Page
3
A customer questions the freshness of a sandwich sold in a snack bar. The clerk insists the sandwich is wrapped in transparent airtight paper, while the response hints at a family concern about the paper.
A pair of comic vignettes shows Senator Sorghum rebuffing flattery as a method to keep a rival grounded. In the second, a farmer plans to have his son master agriculture before returning home to teach the farmer himself.
An Atlantan owner Pat Candler Dinkins describes two goats Sandy and Mandy. Sandy acts as a night watchdog and gathers scraps from clothing as horn scraps while Mandy weaves rugs from rags in her stall. The piece highlights rustic goats guarding crops and producing handmade textiles.
Bruce Oliver recalls pursuing a famously large woman known as Rosy in Milan Tennessee. From McKenzie she drew many suitors and entertained him with ice cream and playful attempts to woo her. A chalked waist marking led to a humorous, accidental encounter with another admirer.
In Chicago, a fairgoer loses his wide brimmed stetson to the wind and a mischievous breeze returns a second hat to his brow. A stranger retrieves his own hat after a night in a Michigan Avenue tavern. A nearby cattle owner also has his hat whisked away by the same gusts as he sold stock.
Frozen wells yield ice at depth while water remains. The Brandon Vermont example shows a well with ice hundreds of feet below the surface. In warm seasons the ice melts after late summer and the water temperature rises above freezing.
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