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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
9
In a tense coastal scene the narrator and party await a hidden treasure as Tobias and a menacing group close in. A dawn search along a moonlit shoreline reveals a creek entrance and a high tension rendezvous with Samson as the crew readies for a pivotal confrontation.
In a tropical island chapter, Calypso and the king plot to guard a hidden treasure while Tobias lurks. Samson scouts the coast as Sweeney and Tobias frame schemes, and a message to Nassau triggers a cautious, stealthy plan to outwit rival hunters.
A compilation notes several tree milks from around the world: Hyw-hya in British Guiana and the West Indies, an indeterminate tree yielding thick milk, nichelds in Africa, Mansenoden in another region, and Tabaya Dolee in the Canary Islands. It also mentions a patent mice bait using a musically tinged mousetrap bottom to lure mice and lizards.
The text notes growing attention to chassis and wall spaces with pieces of low fur into wall panels. It mentions occasional sketches of paneling and a shift away from nature inspired designs as walls are seen to be covered.
Washington The record shows 1921 budget estimates request nearly five billion dollars for peacetime government functions. Highlights include huge military debt costs and large allocations to public works and rivers projects across numerous states and ports.
Central West Texas will host a Teachers Institute shifting from Haskell to the Central West Texan Teachers Association. Throckmorton County joins as the association plans an institute week at Star with N. S. Holland Stamford superintendent and Ed Robinson public instruction leaders from Haskell Jones Shackelford counties.
Washington reports the sixty sixth congress began its second session with brief sessions and routine business. An annual appropriation of 1.80.00 was discussed before both chambers adjourned for the day. Madrid reports the death of Japanese minister Jujiro Sakata, who spent time in the United States and England.
The Lake Charles area organization outlines a new drainage district covering about 40 000 acres. It will comprise six half organized regions near Calcester Parish and include nearby rice lands in the parish.
Fragmented OCR note mentions May reductions in Richmond Virginia and Fy Tom calls about a new soap amid shortages. Other details are unclear.
An 1900s style ad warns against calomel and touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe remedy for sluggish liver bowels and bad breath. It claims mercury in calomel harms health and offers a money back guarantee if the tonic fails to improve condition. The pitch targets general digestive and liver complaints.
An OCR fragmented ad listing tonics for malaria and chills and fever, mentions Cradies and Saskatchewan Grain Growers, then praises Cuthurn Soap Gally and Ointment for complexion, scalp, and hands. References Ada, Cathara Tuten, and Datleara Toilet Trio in a faded promotional line.
The text discusses paper watermark changes under royal arms, noting a shift from royal branding to foolscap and other ornaments. It mentions Parliament and Cromwell era practices, removal of royal symbols after the Rump, and nicknames like “foalscap” appearing in the Journal. Observers remark on the ongoing debate over paper quality.
Fragmentary OCR describes bowhead anatomy with emphasis on blubber and baleen plates used as filtration for prey. It briefly notes lack of teeth and mentions whalebone harvest. Also includes stray dialogue about footwear and a workplace scene, with a note on times changing and a clerk’s morning work routine.
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