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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1911
Page
2
A fragmentary tale describes Wayne trapped with Jed as they escape and plot to reach Lee. A disguised leader is revealed as Major Brennan, a Federal officer, while a woman’s allegiance and a rescue loom amid pursuit by Confederate forces.
A Confederate officer recounts squeezing through a fireplace into a bedchamber then slipping into a blue and red dress uniform of artillery to steal past a bustling ballroom. He uses a genuine army order naming Curran and Culbertson to assume a bold disguise and reach Union lines before dawn.
A narrator overhears a Union camp discussion about plans to strike at dawn and a flirtatious exchange about a woman named Edith, Brennan’s wife. The scene shifts to a daring climb through a chimney as he contemplates duty, espionage, and desire while the cavalry officers plot above.
A Federal officer in disguise enters a lavish ball to meet General Sheridan’s staff. Major Monsoon crowds him with introductions, while Curran of Halleck’s staff navigates flirtatious dancers, wary glances, and a perilous pursuit of a mysterious woman amid war-torn splendor.
Maple Valley DUROCS announce a limited number of Phallas available. Officials urge early signups to secure one Phalla before supplies run out. Local teams and community groups coordinate distribution at the Maple Valley Recreation Center.
A tense social exchange unfolds as a woman underestimates a young colonel’s age while discovering a possible connection through Myrtle Curran. The man claims to command the Sixth Artillery Regiment from a southern state, sparking curiosity about family ties and mistaken identity.
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