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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
7
A historical ad extols the Moline Universal Tractor highlighting one man operation from the implement seat for full control of tractor and implement. It claims improved efficiency, reliability, and night use with a self starter and electric lights. It notes the 9-16 HP engine and robust construction designed for various farm tasks.
The Munich scene shows crowds in the streets, papers and hotels revived, beer substitutes served, and stores full as prices soar. Bold banners and Bavarian flags decorate the city as lingering war fatigue contrasts with renewed social life and optimism despite poverty among the poor.
Polly learns of Sam and Charley in a tale Barbara tells, then receives a telegram from Sam announcing his departure for the front. Polly rushes to marry Sam as soon as possible, desperate to seize a final moment with him.
Brigadier General Evan M Johnson of the Seventy seventh division was severely wounded while leading a battalion in the Argonne fighting as crews search for the Lost battalion. A regular army veteran, he enlisted as a private and fought in the Spanish American War and Philippine campaigns.
Amsterdam dispatch cites Kiev papers claiming the entire Romanoff family was shot in a convent cellar on July 17. The former empress’s valet alleges Nicholas II’s wife died in his arms after his last wish, with Tatiana reportedly wounded and killed by rifle butts. all bodies burned on the outskirts.
Philadelphia man believes Lieut. Frank Schoble may regain sight after injury. He claims one doctor out of twenty might restore his vision, reflecting cautious optimism amid wartime medical doubt.
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