The Pearlhunter Meets the Wild Rose in the Woods
In June at a river road junction near Fallen Rock the Pearlhunter confronts a pursuing man and a girl known as the Wild Rose. A tense exchange leads to an uneasy alliance as they talk of danger, names, and a priceless blue Moon pearl.
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Pearlhunter Finds Blue Moon Pearl on Wa bash river tale
A boy named Pearlhunter grows up with his mother on a houseboat along the Wa bash river. After a coughing fit he meets a girl called the Wild Rose and moves to a vacant cabin. The mother dies after a tense encounter with the Other Man and Pearlhunter survives a pistol clash as secrets about his father loom.
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No Burn Linoleum Huropean Invention Highlights
Non combustible linoleum of European invention features a composition with a flame quenching chemical. The material aims to prevent fire spread and reduce smoke in household use.
Mitigating the Horror and Everyday Snubs
The piece mocks lynching and social slights with a blend of satirical notes. It cites hazy lists of targets like passers by and reformers while prefacing a language pun about goodbyes and a joke about rain making Scouts wet.
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Richmond ‘Times- Dispatch
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