05 Oct 1922
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
1
A middle aged man entered a Brightwood restaurant with a quart of milk and a sack of crackers and ordered a ham sandwich. A bystander questioned if he brought eating tools, joking about knives and spits. The dialogue touches on curiosities and everyday banter as patrons observe the scene.
IFTY YEARS AGO A young man who practiced medicine in Pennsylvania became famous for consultations across towns and cities. Dr. Pierce moved to Buffalo and issued his Favorite Prescription as a public tonic for diseases peculiar to women. Thousands testify it relieves pain nervousness dizziness and fatigue and restores health. A newer discovery called Anorie for kidney and backache has helped many sufferers. Send 10c to Dr. Pierce Buffalo for a trial copy or write for free medical advice.
Alan Conrad tracks a elusive man named Jim Burr among Manitowoc ferries seeking Burr’s true identity. Burr’s strange memories of the Minali, Alexandria shelling and Corvet’s list hint at a larger past. As Burr’s life aligns with Benjamin Corvet’s secrets, Alan must decide loyalties between Constance Sherrill and Corvet’s legacy.
In a winter crossing, Old Burr and Alan watch ferries lay up as a gale worsens. Radio reports speak of four blasts and a missing ship near the Manitous, while Burr may recall a past identity as Benjamin Corvet. The Richardson searches for life boats as ice and wind threaten the doomed night.
A scanned collection of kitchen notes presenting corn pudding, muffins, Nesselrode pudding, flummery, Southern corn pone, and Sally Lunn bread. Includes method steps, ingredients, and baking times, with mentions of Walter Eaton and George Washington era breads and puddings.
A fragmentary verse passage praises love for authentic authors and the artist’s path. It contrasts woodlands and mountains with a line about longing for beauty dreamed that keeps the heart aspiring beyond the world, addressing Walter, Baton.
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