Alpine Avalanche Publication Details and Rates
The Alpine Avalanche imprint lists editors and correspondents and notes pricing for subscriptions. It states mailing as second class matter at Alpine Texas and cites the 1870 act for postal registration. The fragmentary text references society and local news content without specific events or dates.
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Ee Dwoop
Society
Faitor
Alkire Wort Davis
Alpine
Texas
Congress
Americans Should Embrace Self Government Over Foreign Trends
We reject becoming mere followers of British or Russian elites and resist adopting foreign dietary customs or class hierarchies. The piece argues Americans value independence, local self government, and equal opportunity, preferring plain work and self-reliance over servile domestic status or costly luxuries. It cites Roosevelt and Church as figures whose lessons should be weighed, but insists Americans maintain pride in homegrown governance and practical sense.
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J. P
Hopkinsian
Butler
America
Mr. Roosevelt
Churchit
United States
Rio Grande
Americas
Europe
Pearl Harbor
England
Japan
Madhuria
Italy
Ethiopia
Pelf
Germany
France
Humanity Moves Forward Amid Aviation Advances and War Echoes
A reflective piece discusses the growth of air and sea transport, noting Navy and civilian cooperation, and comparing 18th and mid-20th century capacities. It credits barnstorming pilots and business backing for the era’s aviation pioneers and argues a strong national commitment to aviation for future progress.
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Mare
Hawaiian
California
Navy
Ma Righteon
U.S
Army
United States
Miltics
America
When All This Hell Will Be Out of the Way
A speaker vents fatigue with war’s brutality and longing for peace. He lists repellent sights and sounds of combat, from mud and flies to sirens and wounded, then imagines a world restored with children laughing and Axis flags lowered. He vows quick cure upon envisioning a peaceful, just world.
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God
A Letter From Home From England War Time News
A soldier in England receives a home front letter stressing war urgency and daily life. The writer describes countryside views London and other places notes about English slang women in uniform and American foods, urging the recipient to write back and stay connected despite distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Bud
London
Westminister
Soho
St. F
U.S
Labor leadership warned over gold bricks by strikes wartime
Washington editorial urges labor leaders to heed a recent warning about gold bricks and government favors. It cites a Fortune poll showing skepticism toward unions and calls for labor to clean house before further damage to trust and legitimacy.
Dairymen Speak On Production And Policy
A passage urges dairymen to meet production challenges amid restrictive conditions. It emphasizes the duty to think plan and act to maximize milk output and to demand policy corrections. The quote closes with a reflective note on modesty and accountability attributed to Jean P. Richter.
Odd Help Wanted Ad From Longview Wash Daily News
A garbled classified note from the Longview Wash Daily News describes a “hot dawn” job for caring for an infant, with nurse and matron commentary about a previous wash. The text includes nonsensical phrases and jagged lines, suggesting OCR errors in an old help wanted entry. The readable fragment references a nurse, matron, infant Lavest, and wrestling knowledge as a humorous or corrupted listing.
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Husky
Longview
Daily News
Witty quarrel over a car crash and powdering nose
A wife returns home with a black eye and a head bump after a car accident. The husband blames her driving for hitting a telegraph pole while she retorts that she was powdering her nose at the time, highlighting a comic misunderstanding.
Screwball riders split horses by height in Texas post rush
The story notes two rookie cavalrymen gifting horses and trying to tell them apart by mane and tail cuts, then measuring to distinguish them. December postal activity surged as Texas post offices reported receipts totaling 8,291,875 dollars, paralleling a burst in letter writing and Christmas package mailing.
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Texas Post
University of Texas Bureau of Bust
Uncle Sam Finds The Old World
Dr H W Just narrates Columbus discovery in Genoa era and its impact on Europe. The piece traces Columbus hardships, curiosity of doubters, and the ensuing era of exploration and colonization. It notes lengthy struggle leading to English and French control of Canada and Atlantic seaboard.
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H.W
Genoa
Italy
Christopher Columbus
Thomases
Widlife
Europe
Two
Americas
Canada
Atlantic Seaboard
Nation faces global peril and calls for renewal of unity
A sweeping reflection traces U.S. isolation, wartime shocks, and mistakes that opened the door to aggressive powers. It urges ending prejudice, strengthening international understanding, and leveraging national strength and leadership to shape a safer world. A note on Camp Adair lifeworks and the 1908 Workmen’s Compensation law closes the piece.
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Southwest Pacific
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