War Echoes From Shiloh A Northwest Volunteer Remembers
Clinton Parkhurst recalls the Shiloh clash in 1862 while at Camp Benton near St. Louis. He describes the long roll, rising artillery, and chaotic infantry as Union lines hung in the balance and Buell’s relief loomed.
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Shiloh
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Iowa Historical Society
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Sulphur Clears Rough Red Skin
An ad describes Mentho Sulphur as a germ destroying skin treatment from a dermatologist. It promises immediate soothing of irritated skin and healing of eruptions like rash pimples and ringworm with quick improvement.
New Teeth Cleaning Method Promoted as Free Trial
The ad touts a free test of a new cleaning method claiming millions report whiter teeth. It warns of a viscous film that clings to teeth causing discoloration and tartar, and says most tooth troubles derive from this film rather than the teeth themselves. Leading dentists allegedly endorse the results.
End of First Day Battle Echoes with Fiery Cannons
Vivid account from Buell’s command describes a brutal engagement ending with a repulse of the foe. Smoke, gunfire, and cries mingle with the dead and dying as victory cheers rise amid bloodstained ground and exhausted troops.
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