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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
3
A rugged map of the north riverbank shows a maze of gulches and bluffs thick with trees. A single story log cabin sits near a stream pool above a warden patch with a hidden stable and red brick chimneys amid dense underbrush.
In a remote cabin the Pearlhunter visits a girl and her ailing father known as the Wild Man. A tense reunion unfolds as the old man confronts the stranger with a knife while the girl seeks calm through care and a violin.
Pearlhunter, living with his mother on a Wa bash river houseboat, learns of his mother’s life from her party. A coughing fit sends him ashore where he meets Wild Rose but she eludes him. They seize a vacant cabin, confront the Man in the Fancy West, and a fatal pursuit follows as Pearlhunter finds the Blue Moon pearl and his father’s elusive name.
In a June mood of choice and fate a Pearlhunter escorts Wild Rose from the shop into the forest. A breeze stirs dead leaves as they part, he slips into slow speech and she asks to walk with him, the path seemingly lifting beneath their steps.
Francis Bacon loved fine clothes and created about 1200 drawings of strange costumes. He hired men to wear the grotesque outfits and parade streets for amusement. Each Congo tribe has its own dialect.
A Fitchburg man endorses Father John’s Medicine noting it has helped his severe sickness and frequent colds for fifteen years and that he uses it for his children as well. Signed by Aug J Morneau from 8 Boylston Street.
A backstage exchange recalls an actor admitting to hogging the show while a friend jests that he looked like a pig in a poke. The dialogue captures light theatrical banter about attention and performance.
A vintage advertisement claims Diamond Dyes provide simple directions for dyeing worn skirts waists dresses coats gloves stockings sweaters and draperies on wool silk linen cotton or blends. It urges customers to ask their druggist to show the Diamond Dyes Color Card and ends with a moral line about success requiring a few falls.
Catarrh is portrayed as a constitutional disease requiring treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised to work through the blood on mucous surfaces, destroy the disease's foundation, and improve overall health. Circar s free from F C Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Waiting works wonders if you work while you wait.
Personal testimonial from Mrs. Marie Stewart of Rochester praising Dr. Pierces Anuric for relieving backache after influenza with congested kidneys and bladder weakness. The ad claims Anuric expels uric acid, outpacing lithia, and urges readers to buy from druggists.
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