The Horrors of Rheumatism Tale of a Farmer’s Wife
A woman from St. Paul Indiana recounts a severe rheumatism attack caused by exposure to damp weather. After three years of pain, numerous doctors, and $2000 spent, she was cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People.
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Caleb Fenly
St. Paul
Ind
Dr. Williams
Williams
Union
A Line of Love and Death Woven by Wires on the Road
Layton Brewer in Criterion narrates a lyrical piece about wind sweeping across wires along a rugged road. The songlike verses imagine a chorus of positive “good news” voices, a line of love, and a sudden turn to death as the breeze carries tales of suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layton Brewer
Criterion
Money Lost and Found in a Wife's Ambition
A tale traces Erastus Twopeny and his wife Bertha. After money vanishes during a real estate deal, suspicion falls on her brother Charles. Years later Bertha reveals she secretly recovered the sum, used it to prosper through stock speculation, and now claims to be worth over 200000 dollars, with her husband forgiven.
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Charles
Otis
Conti
Erastus
Mrs. Twopeny
Mr. Twopeny
Twopony
Bertha
Nancy
Cersa
Twopeny
Mr. Simpson
A. Beckwith
Brooklyn
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