After America’s first Appalachian president was elected, a farmer in New York decided to send him a very fragrant gift, one which President Andrew Jackson had trouble getting rid of.
Today we tell the story of a giant wheel of cheese, which smelled so much, it took two presidents to finally get its odor out of the White House.
(Photo of Washington D. C. by Raman Patel, CC BY SA 3.0)
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