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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1918
Page
12
An excerpt shows Neal wresting with draft duty while his sister and Jim urge responsibility. The dialogue reveals family strain over war, duty, and personal sacrifice as Neal faces possible conscription and the moral pressure to serve.
In a tense scene from Bringing Up Father, Neal Hyland confronts his fear of being labeled a slacker. Jim persuades him to volunteer for induction, igniting Neal’s resolve as a family drama unfolds about duty and courage. The moment culminates with Neal asking for an introduction to Washington for induction papers, and Jim praising the artillery service.
Advert shows a home remedy claiming to cure a cold with two hour doses of Pape's Cold Compound. It promises to open nasal passages stop discharge relieve headache feverishness and throat soreness with quick relief and affordability at any drug store.
Fire Chief Kindler warns homeowners on Christmas fire prevention. Do not decorate with paper cotton or inflammable material use nonflammable metallic tinsel and secure trees away from children. Avoid using cotton for snow and keep matches out of reach. Do not light candles unattended and remove trees after holidays to prevent fires.
Honora Brent endures social pressure at a party as Arthur Bruce and Tom Chandler vie for attention. Mildred teases Honora about flirtations while Honora worries about being pitied. A waltz leads to a tense moment as Chandler's drinking casts a shadow over the evening.
Washington reports British ships may be used for the return of American troops from France. Edward N. Hurley, in England, says progress is being made on plans to begin the troop return and has conferred with Lord Reading and Sir Joseph Maclay, British shipping minister.
Washington wired that by presidential directive the War Industries Board conservation division becomes a permanent part of the Department of Commerce.
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