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Photo of an illustration showing a street corner. Two well dressed women talk to each other; behind them is a handsome man in an Army uniform. The full caption reads "I'm just that nervous, Lucille! I feel like one of those Sabine women just before the carrying away."
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"I'm just that nervous, Lucille!", December 28, 1918
Photo of an illustration showing a street corner. Two well dressed women talk to each other; behind them is a handsome man in an Army uniform. The full caption reads "I'm just that nervous, Lucille! I feel like one of those Sabine women just before the carrying away."
This illustration drawn by Louis Grell appeared in the December 28, 1918, issue of the "Straight Grain." This scene may be meant to take place in Portland, Oregon, which was one of the Spruce Mill soldiers' favorite places to spend their free time.
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wwi , world war i , artist , vancouver barracks
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Fort Vancouver National Historic Site, Code: FOVA
Fort Vancouver National Historic Site
Latitude: 45.623851776123, Longitude: -122.662101745605

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Two-sided illustration. Each side shows an old man talking to a small boy. On the left side, the pair stand in front of a picture hanging on the wall showing early Civil War-era submarines, the caption reads "In 1910. 'Grandpa, what did you do in the Civil War?' 'I'm proud to say I forged the rivets that made the monitor.'" On the right side, the pair stand in front of a building with an airplane flying overhead. The caption reads, "In 1970. 'Grandpa, what did you do in the Great World War?' 'I'm proud to say I cut the spruce for the airplanes.'"

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Illustrations by Artist Louis Grell for the Vancouver Barracks Straight Grain Newspaper


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