The Red Look A Tale of the Flatwoods
A bibliographic notice for The Red Look A Tale of the Flatwoods published by The Bobbs Merrill Company. The entry signals a historical fiction work and its copyright holder.
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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1922
Page
6
A bibliographic notice for The Red Look A Tale of the Flatwoods published by The Bobbs Merrill Company. The entry signals a historical fiction work and its copyright holder.
In Buckeye, capital of the Flatwoods, a small-town gathering centers on Uncle Nick Wiffles and Zeke Polick’s store. The Reverend Caleb Hopkins, a scholarly yet fragile preacher, seeks to join the locals for a proposed Alpine island outing while wary talk swirls around Loge Belden and past misdeeds, hinting at a deeper tragedy tied to the fisherman’s remembered crime.
Lesson on Acts 2 1 4 37 42 outlines the Holy Spirit coming on Pentecost with signs of wind tongues and foreign speech and the transformation of the disciples Peter’s bold sermon leads to about three thousand conversions through steadfast teaching fellowship breaking bread and prayer.
Texie Colin and Jack Warhope, lovers in a small town, face exile and class tension after Pap Simon, Texie’s father, holds Jack as his debt laborer. The arrival of Rev. Caleb Hopkins reveals Ken Colin’s possible fate linked to a fateful red lock and a cursed name. Pap Simon’s health falters as a letter from Ken narrates a doomed path.
A garbled line from a suspect’s confession suggests a mistaken identity or misheard terms. Police note a possible miscommunication during questioning and will reinterview to confirm details and locate the correct subject.
The Gospel Banner notes that good deeds have broad world impact and also bring a priceless personal influence to the doer, highlighting moral influence and societal value.
The passage argues that false prophets and teachers speak agreeable words to win favor and ease in their era, claiming such speakers seek popularity above truth. It frames their tactics as flattering the conditions of the times to gain influence.
The speaker reflects on being driven to prayer by a conviction that personal wisdom fails. Repeatedly, all around him seem unable to provide guidance, leaving him to rely on faith rather than earthly insight.
A new camera designed for jewelers photographs objects at true scale. This device promises accurate size representation for gems, settings, and tools, aiding appraisal and display tasks with precise proportions.
An OCR fragment advertises Cascarets as a cure for biliousness constipation and indigestion and promotes Red Cross Bull Blue laundry use. A stray note mentions unexpectedly high barbecue turnout and delegate counts at a convention.
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