Local 5 Cents Per Line Rates Mentioned
The notice states charges of 50 cents per inch and five cents per line for a service or listing, indicating pricing structure and unit rates.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1915
Page
4
The notice states charges of 50 cents per inch and five cents per line for a service or listing, indicating pricing structure and unit rates.
A visiting woman in New York recalls a failed attempt to reach an old friend by phone. The caller’s awkward missteps reveal how politeness or impoliteness online can expose character during a tricky social exchange.
A long-reaching note discusses Paris city council renaming Rue de Berlin to Rue de Liege amid Franco Prussian era upheaval. It compares historic acts altering royal and national designations, and cites broader themes of power, public memory, and the value of street names.
Fragmentary front line tale recounts a pig causing a deadly clash between German and French troops. Allegedly a pig spurred skirmish near Saint-Dn, with deaths, wounded, and a farmer in Planders swapping a carcass to mislead the enemy during a night engagement.
A New York Law Journal summary notes two caveat cases where alleged insane delusions were insufficient to prove will-controlling influence. The court found the testator’s act arose from delusion rather than factual incapacity, and while the petitioner's father faced unusual conduct claims, the will remained contested contextually.
Fragmentary text records a soldier from a No 1 company in Sampient in Bulgaria, detailing engagement with a regiment and a hospital visit. Mentions a cat, a hastily noted casualty, and lines about an end of a story and an AAC unit entering action. The readable portions are incoherent.
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