Winter Coat Switches of Four Arctic Animals
In winter, the ermine, ptarmigan, Arctic fox, and polar bear all molt or molt to white fur or plumage. This seasonal change provides camouflage against snow and ice in northern habitats.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1947
Page
2
In winter, the ermine, ptarmigan, Arctic fox, and polar bear all molt or molt to white fur or plumage. This seasonal change provides camouflage against snow and ice in northern habitats.
An advertisement stresses that true memorial quality comes from material finish and lettering not sales talk. Rock of Ages seal guarantees finest material and craftsmanship. Alpine Cemetery Assn represents the dealer in Fi Pa so Texas with contact at Main 182 and 2030 Montana St.
A whimsical August note riffs on allergies a broad mix of topics from benches for loafers to college rules. The author jokes about many local foibles and attitudes while poking fun at work play and church devotion in a lighthearted, civic tone.
A small town salesman asks for the time and is told Wednesday’s close enough. A London man orders daily meat for a cat, then rushes in to cancel because the cat caught a mouse.
A group of American soldiers in a crowded Paris dining room faced a sudden spill when a hurried waitress toppled a bowl of hot soup onto a chaplain. He recovered with a quip urging the men to offer an appropriate comment.
A businessman's widow, distraught after his death, is visited by a life insurance agent who assists with the claim. She glances at the payout of $50,000 and sighs that she'd give $20,000 to have him back, tears glistening in her eyes.
Three boys boast of their fathers earnings where poetry yields ten dollars song earns twenty and a sermon in a pulpit brings four men to collect. A light ad copy links a practical investment via U.S. Savings Bonds Bond-a-Month Plan, noting no spiritual activity needed.
Report on the Latin American Community Center in Alpine from Sept 1 1946 to July 1 1947 notes 10 years of work led by Mrs George Baines as central figure. Highlights include a child kindergarten serving ages 3 to 5 with 38 enrollment and 35 daily average, afterschool groups 50 to 60 attendees, and active Girl Scouts Brownies and boys programs under Mr Lafarelle.
Anyone having bills notes or other claims due to or from the estates of Mr and Mrs N M Clifford should communicate with E J Jack Clifford 406 Polk St Amarillo Texas by a specified date.
Readable fragment notes mimeograph stencils and paper stored at The Avalanche office. No further details on quantities dates or disposition are provided.
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