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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1904
Page
3
Ten year old Prince Paul nephew of King Peter becomes president of a children’s union formed by under ten members to collect gifts for suffering Macedonians.
A letter from Harrison of Kosciusko Mississippi calls Hunt's Lightning Oil a household necessity praising its quick action on burns and cuts for both people and animals. Separately, reports note orders for locomotives for India and South Africa and a Canadian trade commissioner booking ten weeks for 48 000 to 49 008 plows.
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Thompson of Lillydale New York credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing womb troubles backache and bearing down pain after six bottles She notes relatives improved and a niece with heart trouble nervous prostration also recovered and a baby born to her son and wife with happiness she offers a testimonial and a $5000 forfeit if forged text.
A New York Tribune report recalls a Moroccan royal craving for European sardines. When a foreign minister gifted sardines to the sultan, palace guards demanded all sardines from an English resident, prompting a Tangier-wide hunt for the fish and a royal dispatch to collect more.
John Popowski of Akron freed from the central station after a Sunday intoxication confinement. The dog followed him to the police, lay in the snow and froze to death. He blamed the drink and pledged never to drink again.
A new river vessel built as a floating theater seats 1000 with elite boxes and an orchestra pit. The crew numbers forty and the tow boat includes boilers engines an electric light plant a kitchen and dining room. It travels from Pittsburg up the Monongahela to coal and steel towns then along the Ohio Kanawha Cairo Illinois LaSalle to New Orleans.
A rare albino deer with white coat and pink eyes was killed in the Canyon mountains of southern Oregon. It was part of a small group of five deer when found, making it stand out from the herd. Historically, albino deer are extremely uncommon in the western mountains and tend to be shy and avoided by mates.
Poem expresses gratitude for blessings through seasons with hopeful faith. The speaker notes happiness in a day, mourning winter, and May flowers, urging trust that God does best and finds rest despite hardships.
A man walking on a public highway steps to greet a rider he hopes to recognize but, seeing a stranger, fails to avoid an approaching auto. The collision bruises him badly and the incident is framed as a moral about strangers.
The chapel where Gen. Booth served as minister in Brighouse near Leeds in the late 1850s has been sold and will be converted into a printing office.
In every country the Sisters of Charity are known for tending spiritual and bodily needs. When coughs colds grippe or pneumonia strike their charges they apply remedies with confidence. Wise Sisters with many children rely on Peruna as a dependable safeguard.
A prominent Mother Superior endorses Peruna as highly effective after experiences shared by Catholic Sisters across the United States. The letters were sent to Dr. Hartman, with names and addresses withheld but available on request. the ad claims catarrh arises from mucous membrane dysfunction and that Peruna cures catarrh in any location.
Letters from Sisters of St Joseph and Catholic institutions nationwide praise Dr Hartman’s Peruna for catarrh influenza grip and related illnesses. Testimonies describe relief from laryngitis loss of voice and winter illnesses with Peruna cited as effective and valued by infirmaries and schools.
After a year of testing in Switzerland the steam turbine engine shows an advantage over the reciprocating type. The turbine accumulated 7 000 hours of operation with only 54 hours spent in repairs signaling improved reliability and efficiency.
An old ad echoes for Lightning Oil promising pain relief for common injuries from burns and cuts. It notes 25 and 50 cent bottle sizes. A stray zoological contrast claims a one ton sturgeon is helpless against a small swordfish, underscoring odd juxtaposition.
Advertisements and notices describe a new transport promotion to St Louis for the 1904 World's Fair. Details tout distance savings, travel time, and fares while urging readers to watch for an extraordinary announcement from D J Price and L Price. Includes unrelated testimonials and notices about farming export regulations in Hungary.
A mausoleum near the Peter-Paul cathedral in St. Petersburg has been erected to bury future czars family members. The site will serve as the final resting place for the czarist dynasty.
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