Fragmented Verse About a Young Man and His Girl
A humorous verse fragment centers on a young man named Riker and his feelings for a girl named Dea. The lines hint at devotion and someone named Bikert who mocks the pair.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
8
A humorous verse fragment centers on a young man named Riker and his feelings for a girl named Dea. The lines hint at devotion and someone named Bikert who mocks the pair.
An editor’s note explains how love in tennis means zero. A quirky narration follows Pietro and a girl teaching tennis with improvised means, as misreadings, mistaken terms, and comic confusion mix with banter. The piece ends with a riddle about fear and a line about a missing pen.
The church has existed many years and now owns two parsonages. It maintains a full time preaching pastor and a credited minister. While active in good works, it is described as a sleeping giant ready to grow.
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