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Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1918

Page

3

Cooties and Camp Life in French Rest Billets

A World War I diary recounts life in rest billets in France. Soldiers endure cooties and fleas, improvise scratchers from wood, burn clothing seams to shed vermin, and joke about digs while an aerial Fokker circles overhead during church parade before an afternoon of football.

Tommy Trish Hussar France

Into the Trench The Major Keeps Writing Home

In the trenches the narrator joins Ro company with Stewart as the line nears. The major, nicknamed Old Pepper, writes daily letters to Miss Alice Somebody in London during a night shift, even amid shell fire and cootie hunts.

Old Pepper Ter Stewart Terete Alice Somebody London

Go to Church Parade and First Shelling Experience

The narrator recalls enlistment identity disks and a misassigned religion before a Sunday church parade. He witnesses German air activity and artillery, marks his fear turning to resolve, and endures his first baptism by shell fire as the column takes cover.

Church of England Empey Shutt

Through Whisky Street to the Front in Shellfire

A wartime diary recounts marching into a ruined village named H- and taking shelter in shellproof cellars. The writer describes cold damp pits, rats, and the fear of frontline trenches called Whisky Street as bursts of shrapnel and German fire split the night.

Whisky Street Prete Comaphal

Revolutionary froozons promised to lift corns instantly

A Cincinnati authority claims a new ether compound called froozons can be bought for a few cents at druggists. A few drops of Treezone on a tender corn or callus will make the sore vanish and the corn lift away with no pain or irritation. Women are urged to keep it on hand to prevent repeated corn discomfort.

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