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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1901
Page
3
A north Missouri paper notes a resident sending a plea to a nearby town doctor for urgent professional services. The message asks the doctor to come at once and attempt to save the mother-in-law close to death. The item highlights a dramatic appeal for medical aid across town borders.
A Rochester ad promises six bottles of Rheumatic Care if cured, no payment required up front, with a $95 remedy cost only if results appear. It mentions Dr Shoop Racine Wis Box 148 and references BITS quotes and a Philadelphia Lec 901 Arch St. Garfield Tea touted for bowel and liver relief.
Marian Harding, a Puritan spirited society girl, clashes with her fiancé Jack Orton over worldly temptations. After love, pride, and a hospital charity bet test their bond, Marian faces sin, gambles, and forgiveness, learning Jack accepts her as a flawed soul.
A Miami correspondent reports that fewer than 600 Seminoles remain in the Everglades, hidden from white settlers. Diseases devastate children, leaving the tribe on the edge of extinction as land-right talks and Florida legislature proposals stall. Civil engineer J S Frederick recalls Seminole camps, their hospitality, honesty, and barter with trading stores for manufactured goods.
A McClure's Magazine writer argues the atom remains a scientific abstraction though progress shows matter is not infinitely divisible. Dalton of Manchester is credited with grounding the atom as a usable idea. The atomic theory, born early this century, remains strong despite challenges but its future utility is uncertain.
The article notes that the Turks possess seven distinct kinds of flutes. It highlights regional craftsmanship and musical tradition, suggesting a diverse array of wooden and reed instruments used in local ensembles.
Memphis on April 15 prepares a vast Flower Parade for the Confederate reunion in May. The procession will feature traps, landaus, surreys, floats and every vehicle draped in flowers. Last year’s Dewey reception parade was praised, but this year aims to surpass it with participants from Helena Pine Bluff Florida Georgia Texas and beyond seeking details.
An advert claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh as a constitutional disease using internal medicine. The makers offer $100 for any case not cured and urge sending for testimonials. The page also promotes Velvet Starch, blue dyes, soothing syrup, and various consumer items with short testimonials.
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