Battlefield in a Child's Prison Dreams of War
A first person scene shifts from a tranquil afternoon to a warfront seen through a prison window. The narrator recalls bugle calls, marching columns, and distant artillery as corpses and a wounded child fill a macabre field. A six year old commander gathers the fallen, while a doll’s skull and toy soldiers betray war's cruelty.
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Parker's Tonic renamed with ginger tonic change
Dr Talmage cites a cornfield analogy to urge relief from rheumatic pain while Parker's Tonic receives a name change to Parker's Tonic from Parker's Ginger Tonic. A testimonial from Alfred Bauer of Geenmont New York supports benefits. The advertisement warns dealers against counterfeit ginger substitutes and confirms authentic packaging bearing Hicox & Co. signature.
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Parker's Gincee Tonic
Hiscoox& Co
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