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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
2
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An Indiana family faces a son who fled training camp to avoid duty. On returning home, he sees the service flag with one blue star and vows to earn greater honor, slipping back to camp to repeat his escape.
A humorous piece laments frequent umbrella misuses in crowded streets and theaters. It calls for umbrella regulations as raincoats and safer handling would curb injuries and wardrobe mishaps while noting no two people can walk under one umbrella without getting wet.
A description of the yellow birch bark also called silvery birch. The bark is praised for its beauty and tinsel like quality and its potential use as kindling. The piece cautions that removing loose bark harms the tree’s beauty and notes variations on older trunks.
Draft men arrived at Camp Kearny for training amid decorated rail ford cars carrying various mottos. They were asked to wash the inscriptions off upon arrival, but one car escaped in an unexplained manner. Its side spoke of a spangled banner and a taunting message about the Kaiser.
Milly Clayton storms at Neil Burnson then relents after a scheme to force an apology with an early flower delivery backfires. Nell arrives with the bouquet and a Cupid figure, restoring the moment as Milly faces the missing ring and growing affection.
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