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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1938
Page
4
The notice explains pricing at the gate of Ze per Te per insertion with a special rate for longer motives, detailing cost structure for resolutions and acknowledgments.
A garbled collage notes absurdities from umbrellas banned by Atlanta police to a Kansas City parson urging youths to pool dance and jaw hit. It laments modern worries as a universal joke, cites CCC workers finding rattlesnakes, and mentions a cave discovery and customs sales before warning that worry accelerates aging and disease.
In a 1940 incident described by a home printer named Allen McCollum, a groom confronts staff after spotting crowds and gawking as the couple returns to their room. The groom complains he paid for protection from the staring audience and questions staff about the marriage. the desk clerk replies with a humorous denial of being asked.
A clipped lines section presents a misread poem fragment about forgiveness and rekindling love followed by casual domestic notes. Names Zoe A. Mighman and Mittie Moyer Cox appear with Denison Texas and Oklahoma City references amid stray OCR text about jars, packages, and rows of food.
Scientists note volcanic activity once yielded vast wealth with deposits from Cripple Creek Colorado amounting to about 375 million dollars since 1800. San Juan mountains in Colorado hold 270 million dollars. Arkansas diamond mines and Texas oil pools also trace to volcanic origins.
A brief item notes a man quit due to tax pressure, with limited readable detail. The fragment mentions financial strain and personal decision amid local tax issues, identifying no names or places beyond the common phrase.
A jumbled set of lines features a dramatic note about a photo stopping a bullet in Spain, a doctor’s blunt money remark, and odd exchanges about charm and magnetism. Other bits include a Croat misquote and a retailer frustrated by subpar first deliveries, followed by a delay in canceling an order.
A garbled OCR slice presents scattered quips and dialogue about hosts, guests, and Irish jokes. The text shows misheard phrases and broken lines suggesting a humor column or sideline from a 19th century issue with incomplete lines and odd spellings.
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