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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1937
Page
6
Fate of Te notices and reading notices are charged per line per insertion. Special rates apply to longer notices. Bennett Es. C.D. Wood Barry Scobee Correspondent Maria Valenzuela Terlingua Correspondent Spine Texas under legal notices.
The restarting of Congress in Mare draws attention from local factions and national observers as debates resume on key laws and governance. Officials from Mare City Council and the National Assembly have issued statements outlining priorities and timelines.
A year opening fire safety column urges readers to commit to a personal prevention campaign in 1957. It notes most fires start from clutter, improper storage of flammables, and careless smoking, and argues simple, costless steps can prevent many blazes that threaten homes and lives.
Washington marked the centennial of the U S Patent Office on November 23 with speeches by officials scientists and inventors. Early patents included Morse telegraph Colt revolver Phillips phosphorus match Goodyear vulcanized rubber and Howe sewing machine. The system has issued over two million patents since 1796 and reshaped modern life. The celebration looked to future wonders while warnings of civilization risks persisted. Also under review is alleged professionalism in college football as subsidies by rivals draw scrutiny from college presidents and the Carnegie Foundation.
In Dallas county the push for package liquor sales dwindles as reformers fade from action. The piece questions where supporters of prohibition days have vanished and why they no longer back stricter enforcement, lamenting a broad loss of voice and interest in temperance and law obedience.
Critics of business have long argued against materialism yet praise the American ability to generate wealth. The essay notes business funds education, health, science, and culture, arguing money making is a means to civilization rather than an end. It points to college endowments and donations by business people as evidence.
A collage of comic lines and vignettes features a clerk and customer wax quip, a misread salute by a recruit, a streetwise motorist joke, a Mussolini bridge quip, a delegate’s remark, a jealousy tale with kitchen clatter, and late night ships and stadiums discussion, all reflecting chaotic urban life and public humor.
In a lighthearted vignette, The Last Pucker Pat guides Mike from Ireland through American wonders. Pat extols the United States while offering persimmons, bragging about the fruit and country as Mike samples them and senses the night closing in on his story.
Leon Lasarowits, who dubs himself simaels the king of hoboes, says his long career riding rails has cheated railroads out of 8522.80 over 17 years according to his figures.
A damaged excerpt mentions sore mouth and foul breath linked to trench mouth. It notes a drugstore claim of healing without a mouth wash, sold with a money guarantee by Alpine Drug Store.
A surgeon snaps at the patient after stitching wounds, telling them that will be enough out of you. The remark follows a tense procedure as the medical team completes the operation.
A brief urging readers to support local businesses by shopping nearby. The message emphasizes keeping money in the community and benefiting local workers and services through patronage of neighborhood shops and markets.
A Texas woman, Herbert W. Hunt of Halleville, writes that Cardus relieved monthly cramps and general fatigue. She states symptoms such as nausea and weakness vanished, crediting Cardus for her improved health, while urging consulting a physician.
Mrs. Reith J Longo of Cambridge Massachusetts sues for divorce alleging her husband disposed of three pet goldfish to use as fishing bait. The case centers on marital breakdown and loss of pets as a point of dispute.
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