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Aurelia Sentinel in Aurelia, Iowa

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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1936

Page

3

Monkey arguments and a switch yet no switch found

A mother asks for a switch and Tommy reports no switch but offers a big rock he can throw. Jones and Smith argue whether monkeys resemble humans, with Smith dismissing the idea. A joke about sugar in curing hams ends the snippet.

Tommy Jones Smith Vearson

Tall Tales of Pat Scanlan and the Phily-loo Birds

A humorous reminiscence centers on Pat Scanlan real name T D Scanlan, a transatlantic cable pioneer, famed swimmer and fisherman. The piece mixes tall tales of Pat’s fishing feats with versions about a mythical philly-loo bird and its supposed extinction, including accounts from Larry Flint and F F Fuller.

Pat Scanlan James K. Mea Grath Evanston T. D. Scanlan Hearts Content Newfoundland Jim Patrick Seanlan Pat Seanlan Canada New England Pat Jim McGrath New York State McGrath Brooklyn Tie Larry Flint Pennsylvania Wyoming F. F. Fuller The Rhame N.D Stevien Philly-Loos Fuller

Montana Roots Become a Prairie Laughter

Chicago Daily News city editor Lewis W. Hunt recalls Montana winters and a tale from Kansas asserting drought. He narrates a yarn about a long nosed man, snow for a remedy, and a nine day recovery, in a Western Newspaper Union piece.

Lewis W. Hunt Chicago Daily News Montana Kansay Luke Hunt Western Newspaper Union

Insane Monarchs of Europe Highlight Abdul Hamid I

An article notes nine insane monarchs ruled across seven countries in the late eighteenth century. Abdul Hamid I of Turkey is highlighted, with Cox credited as author in Collier's Weekly. It recalls Abdul Hamid I’s early life before becoming sultan serving years under care.

Europe Abdul Hamid I Turkey Alan B. Cox New York Collier’s Weekly Sultan Abdinl

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