“I don’t know what it would be like not to have them. I get so sore jerking all the time.” All things considered, Osborne led a relatively normal life. “Charles Osborne has not only survived; he has thrived,” wrote columnist Bob Davis for theSioux City Journalin 19...
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It has been repeatedly reprinted, but there are many of the present generation who have not seen it, and who will peruse it with deep interest. Especially will this be the case in this city and vicinity, which may be regarded as the birthplace of this great impostor. The prefatory note ...
While the AFC garnered significant support from middle- and upper- class American gentiles, their highwater mark came on Sept. 11, 1941, when Charles Lindbergh gave a speech at an AFC event in Des Moines, Iowa — a speech that left the permanent stain on his memory to this day. “The ...
You can not read a single Northern newspaper editor after January of 1861 who is not petrified of the impending Northern collapse. The short reason is that the North did not sell its manufactured goods to the rest of the world. It sold overwhelmingly to the South. This was the era of the...
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On September 11, 1941, at an America First speech inDes Moines,Iowa, Lindbergh identified the “the British, the Jewish, and the Roosevelt administration” as “war agitators” who had used “misinformation” and “propaganda” to mislead and frighten the American public. The response was immedi...
The young family then moved to Dayton, Ohio, so that Milton could take up duties as the editor of a church newspaper. In that city a pair of twins, Otis and Ida, were born and died in 1870. Orville arrived a year later, followed by Katharine (1874–1929). Elected a bishop of the...