17 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1920
Page
1
An American millionaire jokes about paying for a new stomach, then notes happiness relies on digestion. The ad promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery from the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, claiming it strengthens digestion, feeds blood, and contains no alcohol or narcotics.
A. Perchfield reports ten months of stomach pains ended after taking Eatonic, claiming he feels well again. The ad notes thousands report relief from acidity and gas, with Entonics said to digest food properly after meals and restore a healthy stomach. Big box priced cheaply with druggist guarantee.
An old ad joke features "Dead Shot" Vermifuge claiming one dose will exterminate worms. The dialogue parodies a teacher asking Edwin about apple picking timing, with Edwin replying "When the farmer ain't look in'."
The Pearlhunter meets the Wild Man in a lonely cabin owned by a girl and her ailing father. A gun metal and a red mask hint at a seven year-old tragedy as the man tentatively reaches toward the Pearlhunter while the girl tries to shield them both.
Pearlhunter, an orphan on the Wa bash river, learns his mother’s life tale before a coughing fit. A girl he names the Wild Rose eludes him as they move to a shore cabin. A confrontation with the Other Man and later a pistol duel end with Pearl hunter discovering a red mask and the Blue Moon pearl. His mother dies without revealing his father’s name.
In a quiet forest scene a young woman named Wild Rose asks to accompany the Pearlhunter as they part after a brief errand. The Woods whisper of death and life, and a growing bond forms as they walk, the basket exchanged by chance and the path seeming to rise beneath their steps.
The narrated landscape follows a path through dense Flatwoods to a three gabled one story log cabin set against the bluffs by Wolfrun stream. A fenced garden patch and hidden stable lie behind the cabin with its projecting roof and brick chimneys.
Francia Bacon loved flue clothes and designed 1,200 drawings of bizarre costumes. Unable to find wearers he hired pedestrians to parade his grotesque attire, a curiosity amid Congo bayite tribes with distinct dialects.
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