First Presidents Before Washington Revealed in History
The article explains there were ten leaders who functioned as presidents before Washington under different governments. It cites Samuel Huntington of Connecticut as a possible first, with claims for John Hanson of Maryland and Huntington's role in the Continental Congress. It lists other pre Washington presidents including Elias Boudinot, Thomas McKean, Thomas Mifflin, and more.
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George Washington
United States
Washington
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
John Hanson
Congress
Hanson
John Carroll
Carroll
Samuel Huntington
Continental Congress
Congress of
Huntington
Virginia
Thomas McKean
Delaware
Elias Boudinot
New Jersey
Thomas Mifflin
Richard H. Lee
John Hancock
Massachusetts
Nathaniel Gorham
Arthur St. Clair
Cyrus Griffin
Exchange
A Stepping Affair Cartoon Explains Step Moms
A humorous exchange explains what a step mother is with a child asking about the concept. The joke hinges on a divorce and remarriage creating a second mother figure, prompting a pun about stepping out and stepping in.
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Willie
Editorial Sparks McAdoo Pushes Ford
The compilation cites various newspaper quips on McAdoo and public life. It notes alternating takes from multiple papers and hints at McAdoo's role as a potential harmonizer within the Democratic party, with skepticism about his influence.
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William G. McAdoo
Democratic Party
Petrified Man Found With Feet Elevated for Ages
A Detroit Free Press style line notes a petrified man who has sat with his feet elevated for thousands of years, described as probably a primitive job holder. The Pittsburgh Dispatch cites the find with humorous captioning.
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Pittsburgh Dispatch
Insects as Allies and Patriots in Agricultural Pests
A Fort Worth Record editorial extols insects as beneficial allies. It cites French wasps imported to curb corn borers, ladybugs controlling scale, and bumblebees aiding Australian clover, praising instinct and unselfish labor as superior to human methods.
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Canada
United States
France
Australia
England
Fort Worth
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Nashville Southern Lumberman
Laws
Long Island City
Jim Reed
Detroit Free Press
Baltimore Evening Sun
J. W. Davidson
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J. F. Lilley
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