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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1902
Page
8
Article fragments describe a White House visitor count method, a pensioned locomotive engineer tracking miles, Infla nce Starch marketing claims, a Vienna death revealing Louise Mayhofer lineage, Allen’s shoe care ads, Clarence H Mackay violet stationery taste, Chauncey Depew’s son medical study, and a Bengal elephant hunt tied to Anguet rajas.
The Kiseari is among the oldest Egyptian musical instruments with a circular body and a large triangular frame and five strings. Immigrant literacy rates are given for Syrians, Southern Italians, Greeks, and Poles arriving at New York. A Gloucester watch aged twenty five years is noted to have survived through notable 19th century events.
A damaged clipping describes confiscated tobacco by the British cimton withernes intended for a furnace show rather than for consumption. It claims tobacco was sent to lunatic asylums for the benefit of lomates in years past.
A Washington column notes Senator Spooner’s Philippine speech prompted Senator Pettus to write an answer while listening. mentions Count A. Tannowed’s engagement to a Polish heiress, Turkish honors, and social life at embassies. It highlights Mrs. James McMillan and other society figures amid diplomatic circles.
An Eneliso resident praises a home cooked meal from Wen Hoo after a dinner marked by a misinterpreted dish. The daughter jokes about killing dogs for soup, but Wen Hoo insists the dog was already dead when picked up, highlighting a language mix and street lore in the tale.
Miss Elizaphra Caine of Fond du Lac Wisconsin testifies she suffered eight months from suppressed menstruation before using the compound. She reports regular periods, no pains, and a renewed feeling after a few weeks. The ad promises free advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.
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