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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1901
Page
7
A dramatic note warns of the dangers of daring travel as a balloon ascensionist was killed during a perilous journey. The piece counsels prudence, health, and peaceful pursuits while promoting various patent medicines and tonics such as Hostetter’s Bitters Oxidine Garfield Headache Powders and Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as cure-alls and health aids.
Worcester Mass residents recall Rev Joseph Warren eldest living Harvard alumnus born 1808 Bridgewater and educated at Newton Pitt Clark. He led Chatham Academy and served as pastor in West Boylston since 1840. He participated in 1853 constitutional convention and 1873 legislature while nearing 100.
New York Appellate Division upheld lower court rulings that three separate Colonial Dames societies may all use the title. The decision denies exclusivity and hints at lingering tensions among the groups and their claimed colonial lineage.
A London cablegram reports eight young society leaders in sarge outfits competed for the swimming championship against Constance Mackenzie. She, niece of the Duke of Sutherland and heiress to Cromartie estates, won the challenge shield gold medal for the third straight time, medals worn on her blouse as her raven hair fell over her shoulders.
A sales girl at the music counter notes amusing misquotations of popular sheet music. A humorous quotation about faith appears in the text. An Indiana Farmer line claims Argentina has more horses than people, and Oliver Tremble of Waycross Georgia was baptized aboard his locomotive cab.
An old advertisement claims DICKY EYE-WATER cures eye irritation and granulation while soothing use without burning. It also mentions unrelated notes about Persian origins of high heels and a historic Italian census of centenarians. The piece references Britain’s fish landings and a malaria remedy named OXIDINE.
Minnie E. McAllister of Minneapolis credits Peruna with curing years of back and side pain after a seven week course. She notes prompt relief and gratitude, while the ad warns against cheap imitations and urges buyers to insist on Peruna from trusted druggists. It invites readers to write Dr. Hartman for advice.
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