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Stripped Gears, the magazine's humor page,
first appeared in January 1940 — although cartoons and jokes had been
published since the early days. The Stripped Gears column was "retired" by
the editors in May 1983, when the magazine changed its format, but readers
disagreed with the decision. By popular demand, the column was reinstated in
April 1984. The magazine started publishing humorous cartoons in its early
years, and continues to run six or seven per issue. Most contributions to
Stripped Gears come from Rotarians throughout the world. |
