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	<title>Comments on: Love, Freaky American Style</title>
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	<description>Letting the air out</description>
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		<title>By: dogsoldier96</title>
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		<description>As it happens, the Canton healer who claimed to be the original Francis Schlatter was speaking the truth. He never married Margaret Ferris, but he went on to marry another spiritual healer, Luverna Comer, and they traveled as a healing team throughout the Midwest and East for the next twenty-five years, until the healer died in St. Louis in October 1922. He never said why he left his possessions behind, including some poor soul&#039;s skeleton, on a mountainside in Mexico sometime in 1896. But his &quot;copper cane,&quot; shaped like a baseball bat, now rests on display at the Museum of New Mexico in Santa Fe--its meaning and significance unknown.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As it happens, the Canton healer who claimed to be the original Francis Schlatter was speaking the truth. He never married Margaret Ferris, but he went on to marry another spiritual healer, Luverna Comer, and they traveled as a healing team throughout the Midwest and East for the next twenty-five years, until the healer died in St. Louis in October 1922. He never said why he left his possessions behind, including some poor soul&#8217;s skeleton, on a mountainside in Mexico sometime in 1896. But his &#8220;copper cane,&#8221; shaped like a baseball bat, now rests on display at the Museum of New Mexico in Santa Fe&#8211;its meaning and significance unknown.</p>
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