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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1903
Page
3
King Company notes regular markets for fat cattle and manufactured products. Shippers gain immediate weighing, instant settlements, no commissions, no yardage, and near home access. Buyers are offered low cash prices, fresh ham and bacon, full sausage lard and cured meats, plus fertilizer for growers.
Official route notice for U C V reunion in New Orleans May 19 to 22. Round trip at one cent per mile via Houston and Sunset Route from all Houston and Texas Central points. Tickets on sale May 17 to May 24 with extension to June 3. The Confederate Veterans Special leaves Houston may 18 at 7 30 p m. for New Orleans.
The April Century issue profiles Charles Moore as clerk of the Senate Committee on the District of Columbia. Julies Guerin Alfred Brennan Otto H. Bacher and Cecilia Beaux provide illustrations. Francis E Leupp discusses Congress humor W R Merriam writes on census evolution Lucy Norvell Clark presents Valjean story of a noble St Bernard in Washington life
The venerable Parke Godwin is described as vigorous and healthy while enjoying his eighty seventh birthday celebrations and appreciating the congratulations from well wishers.
A Japanese newspaper notes publishers would be virtually unemployed without educational works. The piece contrasts Defiance starch options and grocers stock days, suggesting 14 oz. for the same money versus 12 oz. and urges choosing Defiance Starch.
An advertisement extols Defiance Starch as the best cold water starch available, asserting its dominance over competitors for 10 cents. The text also notes a health claim about consumption in Switzerland, reporting that twelve percent of deaths there are caused by the disease.
The page advertises Spring painting services with low prices, wallpaper and paints from W T Camp & Sons at 510 Fannin St Houston. It promotes Nasr-ed-din order of the Sun knighthood for around $100. Also notes water volume for the Dead Sea, Mother Gray's Powders for Children with testimonials, a German poets pledge, Putnam Dyes refund policy, obituary poet quip, Defiance Starch claim, and a pun on laughter and jokes.
A Senate general deficiency bill item provides 1.75 for Sioux sustenance and civilization, prompting a quip about civilization’s value. The passage tangentially lists land reclaimed in Lincolnshire, radium rays, morphine cures, and various historical tech figures and railway boiler pressures.
A Watertown jury returned a verdict declaring the plot machine a gambling device. The ruling notes the device’s operation by those who have used it extensively lends plausibility to the conclusion.
A cluttered page features Dr J L G Adams oculist advert and guaranteed treatments, notes on ox tail soup origins, a claim of a water burning device for stoves, a Garibaldi anecdote, ship tonnage names, a legal affidavit from Frank J Cheney about catarrh cure, and ads for Hall's Catarrh Cure Allen's Foot-Ease and a statistic on crippled children’s potential if treated early.
A reader testimonial from Miss Helen Whitman of Milwaukee endorses Peruna as a cure for spring catarrh and tired nerves. The ad-style piece cites multiple letters praising Peruna as a nerve tonic and blood purifier, urging readers to seek Dr. Hartman’s gratis advice.
A collage of notices and ad copy notes safety about carbonic acid gas limits, promotes Defiance Cold Water Starch with a 16 oz offer, cites a US war claim of 1 4000000 and a $1,000,000 bonded debt, laments French legislators taxing cats, touts Dr. Bradshaw's Rheumatism Cure, and ends with miscellaneous musings on wedding tears and spadefuls of earth.
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