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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1936

Page

6

Gladiators of the Flower Bed in a Humorous Exchange

In Stray Stories Magazine Jimson recalls India with a playful misnaming. He describes seeing three gladiators approach during a morning dip, sparking a joke about navigators and a translation that gladiators are a flower grown from barbs, in a light anecdote from The Featherheads.

Jimson India Johnson Stray Stories Magazine

Not A Clean One The Grobbly Boy’s Quip At Store

A groggy scene in a large store’s men’s outfitting department shows a boy asking for a soft mini collar. Assistants mock him with garbled speech and a pointed remark about his own collar. He tests a collar and the assistant answers with a blunt retort about cleanliness.

Faithful Crutches and Odd Tall Tales From Across America

A column from Nashville, Tenn. recounts tall tales of faithful inanimate objects and quirky travelers. A Montreal man recalls a miracle salve that straightened a nun’s crutches while a doctor’s salve makes crutches dance. other stories feature a popcorn-fed farm and a banker’s awkward grave attempt in Chicago.

Lea Herbert Sharples Montreal Que

Mystery Springs in Queensland Two Odd Water Sinks

In far west Queensland fifty miles southeast of Doulla town ship two springs draw curiosity. Elizabeth spring has a four to five foot bubbling tepid hole where water cannot sink due to upward force. Labra spring nearby offers icy thick water where bodies sink like a stone. Aboriginal lore says the water turned black ages ago after a native woman jumped in and vanished.

Queensland Doulla Elizabeth Labra

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