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Newspaper

Encampment Record

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1916

Page

13

Celestia Reunites With Tommy Then Vanishes Again

Tommy Barclay and Celestia escape Stilliter and rush to town in a taxicab. Mary Blackstone mocks Tommy, while his father agrees to help. Celestia fears loneliness and pleads, then disappears as Barclay scrambles to locate her.

Doctor Sargent Mr. Barclay Stiliter Stilliter Tommy Celestia Lestia Tommy Barclay Mary Barclay Tomy New York

Celestia Escapes Cab Fare in New York Street Scene

Celestia, amid romantic tension with Tommy, leaves a cab after kissing him and wanders the streets with a crowd watching. A stranger rich woman intervenes, paying the meter and guiding Celestia back into the journey as onlookers react. Frederick Appleton Douglas known as Preddie the Ferret is noted as a capable young man from good stock.

Tommy Celestia Big Earth Heaven New York Preddie the Ferret Frederick Appleton Douglas

Freddie the Ferret and the Mrs Baxter call to Sweetzer

Freddie the Ferret moves through the city with a mix of luck and mischief. He is known to police and barroom habituues as a useful, morally ambiguous figure who drifts between petty crime and helpful acts. One day Mrs. Baxter hires him to locate Sweetzer and they head to Mrs. Baxter's Market.

Freddie Plannerman Mrs. Baxter Sweetzer Ferret Flannerman’s

The Peacock Girl by Mrs Baxter Reveals A Secret Gallery

Mrs Baxter guides Celestia to a back room above the house where she shows a new “real thing.” Sweetzer and Freddie peek on tiptoe while Mrs Baxter boasts of value and a notorious tale of the artist Allison who died drinking and using drugs. The painting The Peacock Girl is delicate and rosy.

Mrs. Baxter Celestia Breetzer Freddie Sweetzer Billy Sweetser Douglas M'M Mrs. Douglas Freddie the Perret

The Doll in the Trunk and Celestia's Vanishing

Mrs. Baxter, torn by fear and remorse, plans to smuggle Celestia away in a trunk after changing her into an American girl. She hides Celestia with ten one hundred dollar bills and awaits Sweetzer, reporting that Celestia is gone as the express wagon arrives.

Mrs. Baxter Celestia Sweeteer Mra. Baxter Sweetzer

Celestia Helps Struggling Family as Crowds Greet Her

Celestia leaves Mrs Baxter with money and words from heaven. She helps the Douglas family facing eviction and illness, earning their awe and belief. A threatening figure named Freddie seeks Celestia, pacing with a heavy weapon as the scene ends.

Peacock Girl Sold For a Thousand Dollars Plot Twist

Celestia walks with peacocks framing her path as Mrs. Baxter and Sweetzer conspire to sell her. A thousand dollar payoff arrives with a grim exchange of eyes and money while plans to drug and remove her unfold.

Sweetzer Faces Hidden Trunk Plan Amid Rat Tale

A rat named Sweetzer observes a trunk prepared for a woman. He recalls a peacock tail vision and contemplates his next move as tension builds around the awaiting trunk and its unknown contents.

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