Life in Prison The Harrowing Andersonville Sketch
A survivor recounts life at Andersonville Prison near Americus Georgia describing brutal guards Capt Wirz the deadly conditions scarce water and food and the constant threat of death. He notes the camp layout the dead line and the overwhelming toll of disease and starvation on prisoners with details of rations and mortality.
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Andersonville
Americus
Sumter County
Georgia
Macon
John H. Winder
Henri Wirz
Brownlow
Jim Brownlow
1St Tennessee Cavalry
Chattahoochie River
Wirz
Naaman
Providence Spring
John Smith
Spirit Land
Prussia
Turkey
England
America
Millen
Ohio
German Corn Cure price and claim
A brief advertisement touts a product called German Corn Cure claiming unique effectiveness. It is offered at 15 cents per bottle with the assertion that no other remedy matches its results.
Andersonville memories of a prisoner of war and escape
A veteran recounts Andersonville prison horrors including starvation, disease, and forced oaths. He describes fellow prisoners from the 97th Ohio and others, the lone Catholic priest Father Hamilton, and a later attempted parole via Savannah. The tale ends with a homecoming letter and enduring memories after forty two years.
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Shepard
97Th Ohio Regiment
Frank Smith
Ohio
Boston Corbett
John Wilks Booth
Lincoln
Andersonville
Father Hamilton
Kidney Cure Claim Ad Promises Quick Kidney Relief
An old advertisement asserts Ley's Kidney Cure can stop regularities and cure kidney and bladder trouble within medical reach. It states the remedy is sold by all druggists.
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Noone
Fley
Shoe
Shoop
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Ville
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Rusty
Patsy
James Whitcomb Riley
Cook & Sherman
Billy Sherman
Savanah
Savannah
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Ahio
Conrade
Chas. Hays
Highland Park
R. 1
W. A. Stryker & Sons
the Royal
R. Stuart & Sons
Minnesota
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Canada
Iowa Central
Dr. Shoop
J. H. Stewart