Truman in American Weekly First Comic - Sword and the Rose

I'm the comic weekly man, the jolly comic weekly man, and I'm here to read the funnies to you happy boys and the honeys. Yes boys and girls, it's comic weekly time, and here I come right into your house to bring a little fun and happiness.

Right out of the pages, that's the comic weekly straight into your living room, your friend the comic weekly man. and the jolly comic weekly man. Oh, oh, oh. Well, little funny, how are you today?

Yes, I'm telling you, how are you? Oh, I'm fine too. Oh, tell me, have your father and mother been enjoying ex-president Harry Truman's story in the American Weekly? Oh, yes, he's been telling me all about it too, about how Mr. Truman left the White House and went home and moved back into his house on the same old street

where he lived before in New Year's. And all his friends welcomed him back. I mean, still living there, just what he did before he went away. I've been there today, indeed. Yes, so do I. And you know you'll learn when you study your history in school, but that's one of the wonderful things about the American democratic way of life.

That the people elect a man to the presidency, and then when he's through being president, he goes right back again to become one of the people living among the people who had elected him. Oh, I'll enjoy studying that.

He's talking about president and things. Oh, what's that? Well, if Charles Bandon was in love with the sister Mary. Oh, yes, that's right. Governments in those days were quite different than they are now. Yes, they were.