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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1935
Page
4
A fragmented Alpine Avalanche page notes political debate on citizenship and the presidency, foreign birth, and age requirements. It cites a Krakatoa eruption tale, a debate over a U S work relief fund, and critiques a foreign labor import rule affecting American jobs.
A garbled OCR snippet shows disjointed lines with random phrases and incomplete dialogue. It mentions a book, a teacher, a girl, Eden, and scattered fragments like Adams, Path of Program, First Indian, and a stray payment reference, lacking coherent context or events.
Smithsonian ethnologists dispute the idea of a true confederated Indian leadership across North America. They say chiefs like Powhatan Tecumseh Sitting Bull were influential leaders with voluntary followings, not legally empowered rulers. War chiefs gained temporary authority but generals changed as campaigns ended.
In laboratories in North Carolina and Virginia efforts focus on polio vaccine production amid an infantile paralysis outbreak. The NYC Brodie and Park vaccine uses rhesus monkey spinal cord extracts yielding limited doses. Demand outpaces supply. India to send monthly funds and vaccines, cost per vial about six dollars delivered in New York.
At a recent trustees meeting the Terlingua district elected teachers for the new year. Principal Mr. Traylor of Pleasant, Mrs Bart Anderau, and Ethel Skevington, Ernestine Sehrens, and Hannah Weinkaut were named. Oardner will handle Molinar and Castalon schools. Clifton Moss was elected to teach at Lajitas and Mrs. Eliasbeth Weaver returns to Study Butte. Local residents Lajitas Alpine Marathon San Antonio and others were mentioned with various visits and social events.
An Alpine Drug Store promo touts RHEA REMEDY as a cure for bleeding and sore gums. The ad promises money back if the product does not relieve the worst cases when used as directed by druggists.
Mrs. Cora Sanders of Paragould Arkansas describes regular nervous spells that left her run-down and cramped until she began taking Cardul. She reports the shaking and cramps stopped after the first bottle and her daughter, also ill, quickly recovered after using Cardul.
A playful piece imagines Better Breakfasts with a woman in a leopard skin one piece, comically misreading meal details. The recipe parody suggests berry syrup, Canadian bacon, and a citrus mix, noting quantities and service for six as a breakfast tableau.
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