Sherwood Anderson's "Paper Pills": Deception In The Title

Part I of Essay
Sherwood Anderson, in the title “Paper Pills,” tries to persuade us, the readers, in believing the short story is going to be about some kind of drug. Anderson in the other hand turns every thing around to tell us a story about two people falling in-love. The story beg ....

Part II of Essay
.... that he did not care about him self for over ten years. The young woman was well off and needs to find a husband to help her take care of the farm that she inherited from her parents. She was tall, dark, and beautiful with lots of money. As the unwanted “twisted apples” are left on the tree to rotten -- so is Doctor Reefy left to waste away. The “twisted apples” are left because they do not keep up with the standards and are not very appealing. Reefy is not wanted anymore because he is a “twisted apple.” He as aged and is not a ....