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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1919
Page
6
An old advertisement promotes Vacher claimed to relieve summer colds Nervous Headache and superficial inflammation. It suggests trying it for mumps hay fever and other illnesses and offers a mail order price while warning against imitation.
A distorted, promotional notice touts Green's August Flower as a sovereign remedy for indigestion liver cleansing headaches and constipation while warning of overwork and misery. It promises renewed vitality and a better life and claims the product is sold everywhere. It ends with a moral about money being the root of all evil.
Thunn answers farmer Corniensel with a wry line about how things have shifted and no one has escaped being drawn into sharp disagreement. The dialogue hints at a narrowed outlook and a caution about public opinion.
Fragmented OCR reveals Marian sharing a delicate hint to her aunts about family matters. John names a lawyer, Marian vows to become a teacher, and a warning about marriage and the fate of children hints at social pressures within a nineteenth century household.
The readable lines hint at a rearranged name cover or cover design task. It mentions arranging a name cover, an eumnel cover, and a pot or panel to hold something. The exact meaning is unclear due to garbled text.
A Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph brief notes a woman consulting an oculist about fear and eyesight while her husband seeks work. The short item hints at medical doubt and a distant job search, reflecting era headlines.
Austin reports the sale of 645000 acres of school land set for September 1 with bids open to the public. Under new laws buyers gain one sixteenth of the oil and gas developed, no residence requirement, and cash-only terms for detached mineral tracts. Counties listed include Brewster Pecos Reeves Red River and others with large tracts in Brewster and Reeves.
A partial, informal exchange hints at a character named Dibbe being a baddea and a reference to a yacht’s rudder. The rough phrasing suggests a humorous or slang context with a mention of a person called Francisco Chronicte and a critic of a word that spoils.
Secretary for State Smith filed Saturday by Le P Gib on manager of the Ohio Home Rule Association, signature total 142 048, urging submission to the November electorate of a constitutional amendment repealing statewide prohibition and reestablishing local option and home rule.
Information received this week in official circles indicates a formal declaration will outline Japan's control over the Chinese province of Shantung as set by the Versailles treaty. The announcement is expected to specify the scope and nature of Tokyo's authority in the region.
Trespass claim described as officers from El Paso protesting to the U S Army headquarters at El Paso alleging American army airplanes violated Mexican sovereignty by flying over the border.
New York reports Cuba’s sugar crop this year may break records, citing Gabriel C Menaldez Cal, brother of Cuba’s president, who arrived in New York on Wednesday. In Chicago Illinois, seventeen Black individuals faced rioting and murder indictments after a special grand jury probe into race tensions last week, with focus on the South Side and a climate of terror.
In Washington, organized labor launches a formal push against private capital involvement in railroads. The call centers on removing private equity from rail operations amid ongoing political tension, signaling a major policy confrontation.
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