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Aurelia Sentinel in Aurelia, Iowa

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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1936

Page

2

Pet Peeve and Political Banter Across a Punchline

A humorous exchange features Senator Sorghum claiming his duty to educate constituents for future reference. A teacher asks for amphibious usage, a boy replies fibiously. A witty jab follows about a friend who wins crowd praise, identified as a circus clown rather than a statesman.

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Return of Petey the carrier pigeon amazes in Chicago to Lockport recovery

A Lockport Illinois pigeon breeder, Glenn Butcher, recalls Petey the carrier pigeon who was abducted in Chicago and then made a 45 mile river voyage home in seven days aided by a swagger stick used as a crutch. The tale ends with Petey reaching Butcher's yard hale and hardy.

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Palm trees disrupt golf ball hunt at De Leon Springs

A Chicago golfer visiting De Leon Springs Florida saw his ball get stuck in a royal palm on the ninth green. After a caddie retrieved balls from the tree, Fisher learned his name appeared on thirteen items. He later linked his slice on a Chicago course to the Florida palm’s influence.

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Early Strikes in America A Historical Overview

The earliest strike recorded in America occurred in 1741 when New York bakers quit over bread price rules. In 1786 Philadelphia printers protested for a $6 weekly minimum wage. The first organized strike in 1799 saw Federal Society of Journeymen Cordwainers join bootmakers seeking higher wages.

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