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Tulip Poplar is a tree of many uses
 2020-05-20 - Breeding, KY, southern Adair County - Photo by Marie Freeman. Marie writes, "With the winds and rain, the Poplar blooms are falling. The hummingbirds and the bees will miss their nectar. The Tulip Poplar is truly an amazing tree. Historic Uses - The bark of a tulip poplar, when boiled in water, was used as a medicinal tea for treating typhoid and malaria. It was used as an alternative to quinine. The inner bark was useful in treating rheumatism and arthritis. This was also a common use of the bark of many trees within the magnolia family. The tea from the bark, when boiled down, is also useful as a cough syrup. The flowers of the tulip poplar have been used, when prepared, as an ointment for soothing skin and to aid in the healing of burns."
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ACHS Class of 2020 parade: Carrie Ann Smith
 2020-05-20 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Album - Adair County High School seniors class of 2020. Carrie Ann Smith is the daughter of Cotton and Ann Smith, granddaughter of the Late Garnett and Margaret Baker and the Late Elmer "Dude" and Sally Smith. She is being driven by her cousin, Hailey Taylor Staen.
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ACHS Class of 2020 parade: Sam Kemp
 2020-05-20 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Album - Adair County High School seniors class of 2020. Samuel "Sam" Kemp is the son of Reverend David and Summer Kemp and brother of Sadie, Abigail and Asher. He is being driven by his dad, David.
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ACHS Class of 2020 parade: Maddie Brian
 2020-05-20 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Album - Adair County High School seniors class of 2020. Madelyn "Maddie" Brian is the daughter of Bob and Kim Brian, sister of Payton Brian, and the granddaughter of the Late Charles Marshall and Yvonne Marshall. She is being driven by her dad, Bob.
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ACHS Class of 2020 parade
 2020-05-20 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Madison and Kati held posters as they waited on the corner of Elm and Jamestown Streets for the parade honoring the ACHS Class of 2020. They were being smart about their health, wearing masks so everyone could stay safe in the face of the Coronavirus which has changed everything for the class of 2020.
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