A Sgt Memoir of Front-Line Trench Life in France
A first person account from Arthur Guy describing life in a front-line trench in France. He recalls burying a fallen comrade Pete, daily routines, cooties, and the brutal bombardment before the assault over the top, with vivid details of mud, shells, and the uneasy calm between battles.
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Pete
Death by own action Ditch and Annex in trench life
The narrator describes a muddy dugout called Death by own action Annex built below a trench. He notes foul air cold conditions and waterlogged floors as men slept and ate in mud while rain fell outside and a drip from an air shaft echoed overhead.
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Yank
Tommy
Suicide Annex
Shome
The Day's Work in the Trenches Chapter X Night Routine
The chapter outlines trench routine at sundown with a stand to and relays. Sentries watch the No Man's Land while two reliefs guard the traverse and dugouts. sleep is rare amid damp cold gear and creeping “cooties.”
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Waterloo Station
Tommy
No Man's Land
Woolwich Arsenal
Freezone corn remedy touted by Cincinnati authority
A Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone as a painless treatment for corns and calluses. A few drops loosen and lift the entire corn, root and all, without harming surrounding tissue. a quarter ounce costs little and is sold at drug stores. The ad warns against cutting or picking at corns as dangerous.
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Cincinnati
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