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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1921
Page
6
In the Flatwoods, the Pearl hunter trails a bandit through falls and cliffs. He hides in a rock scar, protects a wounded ally, and plans a bold move tonight with a wary Wild Rose guiding him. He eyes a coming confrontation as tension builds.
The Pearlhunter moves through a rocky passage toward a cave where he suspects danger yet spots a sleeping horse. He lights a candle from a stub and scans the cave, noticing an oak root and a hollow space as he aims to confront the unknown ahead.
The Pearlhunter lies injured as the Wild Rose arrives at a cliff ledge with two blue sky patches showing above. She frees his wound, binds it with strips of cloth, and questions who attacked his father, revealing suspenseful ties to the Red Mask.
Massachusetts champion eater Thomas E. Curby boasts a Sunday feast of thirteen lobsters sixty eggs and one hundred oysters to mock the idea of overindulgence. By contrast Roger Crab the earliest vegetarian died September 11 1680 after proving a man could live on 75 cents a year. He abandoned wealth and drink to live on three farthings weekly and tea water bran rabbit with bran and turnip leaves for sustenance. Despite hardships he aged into longevity and endured persecutions for witchcraft.
A brief patriotic line celebrating the colors red white and blue as symbols of national pride and unity.
No Logan of Peabody Kansas a leading stock dealer says Tanlac restored his health and gained thirty five pounds. He describes initial weakness dizziness back pain and digestion troubles before six bottles made him well with a better appetite and perfect digestion. His wife also found relief. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists everywhere.
In Tit-Bits a scene unfolds as Rogers walks with an absent minded friend. He recalls Mrs Fulsome nearly recognizing him the day before and asks if his name was Rogers. The friend replies with curiosity about the question.
A note on keeping bathroom items pristine uses Red Cross Ball Blue to preserve whiteness of cloths and towels until they wear out.
A Birmingham Age Herald note reflects on sentiment and common sense in a successful man’s family. It recalls a trunk strap used by his father in the old woodshed and notes his well behaved boys in the neighborhood despite the stern memory.
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