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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1936
Page
7
Republican candidate Fred Wolf appeals to voters in the Ninth district, arguing the nation faces critical choices on government power, economy and agriculture. He pledges open minded, nonpartisan action to address unemployment, relief, and price stability while preserving constitutional liberty and farm prosperity.
A short exchange in the Washington Star features a blonde haired girl and Algernon Gildersleeve. The girl seeks revenge through laundry mischief after learning his shirts are cleaned there. The business man questions the motive as she plots to smash shirt buttons and mock his discomfort.
Two humor vignettes tease speed and carpentry by a businessman who brags about his cars and a sleeper disturbed by nightmares. The first ends with a child asking for a way out of second gear. The second notes a woman seeking a cheerful household to ease her nerves and the comic replies about screaming at night.
A stout man insists on square toe boots. fashion notes point to current pointed toes. The assistant sighs as the shopper insists he wears last season's feet.
A skit-like exchange reveals a country visitor clashing with hotel staff over a mountain of grievances. A bell boy interrupts a tense scene as a narrator recalls a mislaid cat en route to the countryside. The humor hinges on miscommunication and household tensions.
An athlete explains to his aunt that an autoist is being questioned for jumping traffic lights. The aunt objects, noting the man does not resemble an athlete. In another gag a character explains why he attends movies twice weekly to stay connected with his children’s language.
Miss Cayenne scorns prizefights and praises a fighter's battering when he is senseless, saying it served him right as a moral rebuke.
Cartoonish dialogue scene from Florida Times Union where a poor tramp with a missing leg meets a passerby. Humorous banter about honesty, fear, and a stump speaker jokes about politics.
The speaker recalls trying a thrift approach but faces rejection as a husband refuses to eat a cold boiled egg left over from the previous day.
A historical note contrasts duel outcomes with victors being hanged in some regions while others allowed duels. It also defines a hurricane as a true cyclone with inward spiraling winds, heavy outer rain and thunder, and deadly calm at the center that misleads people into danger.
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