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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1900
Page
3
The passage recalls a New Year quarrel and reconciliation among Irene Tom and Marie, tracing how past romances shaped the present. It ponders happiness found in helping others, then shifts to newness as a motor of progress, noting fashion, ideas, and inventions. It envisions a bright era ahead.
A collection of quips on New Year moods and diary habits. It contrasts resolutions with diary keeping and ends with a touching Detroit Free Press moment about gifts from a wife and friends.
Green taunts Brown about his worry and presents a bundle of statements of accounts. Brown fears the cost of gifts to his wife as the dialogue hints at financial strain during the holiday season.
A reflection on the phrase I wish you a happy New Year exploring what happiness means. People define happiness by candy, sleep, money, fame, or social status, and the balance of having and spending influences true happiness. The piece notes that unrestricted indulgence or wealth alone does not guarantee contentment.
A New Year blessing is echoed widely yet often hollow. The piece questions whether the greeting is mere form or a real pledge to ease others' worries and spread happiness. It urges sincere intent beyond cards and words.
A reflective verse evokes love’s harmony and sin’s discord, describing a narrator who steps toward life with a sad yet glad heart and reluctant feet, crossing a symbolic threshold into the world. The lines emphasize emotion and inner resolve.
An official form and a New Year greeting mask a looming salary reduction. The speaker notes the austere bearing of the colleague signals the forthcoming pay cut, despite polite wishes.
A reflection on wealth arguing money only supplements life by enabling access to friends, books, art, and education. Wealth tests character when newly acquired, revealing vulgar desires if misused. Wealth should be spent to enhance life and ideas, not hoarded, with prudent restraint to avoid defects.
The American Cultivator urges fruit growers to improve packing and handling of apples for export. It argues careful sorting and neat packaging, not just fruit quality, boost Canadian shipments and prices. Growers should avoid bruising, use clean containers, and seek markets willing to pay fair prices for quality.
The St Louis post office will gain a sectional double bowling alley in the gymnasium to serve clerks and carriers. A basement reading room may be divided to create the space. The lounge area at Nighth and Olive serves carriers and clerks for meetings and rest.
Don Luis Terrazas son of Chihuahua's ex governor visited El Paso and lost 25000 at roulette in a single night. Terrazas family wealth reputedly comes from vast mining and ranching holdings and a palace residence with thousands of workmen.
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