17 Sep 1914
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1914
Page
1
A fragmented synopsis follows Pedro’s dream to become a painter. He quits Ola Nita and the bear trainer, travels with them toward New York, paints a portrait for a lunch wagon, and earns a meal for the company along the way.
Iris Vanderpool and Sam Hill quarrel about art and soul color. Iris demands deeper tenderness and artistic temperament, while Hill teases and pleads for engagement, arguing life needs expression and play.
Iris, a restless heiress, confronts a life of luxury and love lost. Hill, a working artist, discovers Pedro a gifted youth who paints and keeps a bear. In a tense offer, Hill proposes exchanging his art for Pedro to free the bear and secure a studio. Iris seeks her father’s shelter as secrets surface in the fading glamour of Vanderpool’s home.
Sam Hill, certain Iris never loved him, rages at loss as he collapses on a Washington Square bench. Amid a city still alive with crowds and nightlife, his mind reels, the urban night echoing his heartbreak and defiant resolve.
Pedro wakes to strangeness finding Mr Jones gone from beside him. The bear is missing, replaced by a coverlet. He recalls Mr Jones left with the master’s Ranction, perhaps never to return, heightening his unease.
Pedro visits Abraham Lincoln Leigh at a crowded studio warehouse in a Washington neighborhood. Leigh, absorbed in bacon and sculpture, greets Pedro and hints at a shared past, while Pedro delivers a letter from Sam Hill. The scene blends memory with intrigue as the two men exchange terse banter amid unfinished canvases.
A terse address frames a notice by a silver-tongued speaker promising immunity from corruption and intrigue. The speaker, described as free from Blilancas, asserts his stance and aims, while hinting at a broader claim of merit and integrity.
A nostalgic note describes a polite hosting gathering with afternoon bridge added as a focus. It details making celery and cream cheese sandwiches, bread crusts removed, rolled slices assembled with butter and oiled paper, then prepared hours ahead. It mentions fillings like chopped onions and nuts and the option of other sandwiches without the same filling.
A fragmented note describes plain heavy damask and two toned fabrics for tablecloths napkins and hems. The text hints at refined finishing and fabric choices while remaining unclear on context or sourcing.
A fragmented recipe passage mentions Lennox Sandwi Blanch and a mix with chutney and almonds. It references constant stirring, crackers with nuts, and a pile on a plate. White bread may be served with it and water.
The text lists eight pounds of brown vinegar two level cloves and two of apples with syrup and sugar. It mentions stirring until boiling and then boiling gently, plus sealing jars and added juice for a delicious rep.
A fragmented recipe describes a pudding using tomato, four arg into b well buttered puddi sprinkle galt. Add white bread broken fine with eggs and one percent sugar. Stir into a quart milk and heat. Pour and bake bread and bake until slightly brown.
A brief note discusses jar preparation and onion handling for proper cleaning and storage. It emphasizes careful washing, sterilization, and drying to ensure jars and onions stay fresh and safe for use.
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