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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
4
A 1922 editorial argues strikes and shutdowns cause immense economic and human hardship. It cites New York garment workers as a prime example, urges arbitration and worker voices on boards, and warns that industrial warfare harms workers most.
Article reviews a wind powered generator claimed to maintain consistent voltage under varying winds and power a house and farm tasks. It notes a battery capacity of 280 ampere hours at intermittent rate and 240 ampere hours at eight hours.
A vagrant stray yellow dog endures abuse from a boy who ties tin cans to the dog’s tail and shuns companionship. When the boy narrowly drowns, the dog saves him, licking his face and whimpering with joy, proving the dog’s quiet loyalty amid human scorn.
Analysis notes that past cycles show inflation liquidation followed by renewed business activity as interest rates fall. It cites 1893 and 1873 patterns, reports 1,000,000 unemployed men put to work since September, and Christmas trade as signs of a quicker revival than earlier recoveries. The piece also mentions a sharp rise in exchange with Great Britain.
The article discusses heavy motor trucks wearing out public roads faster than tax and fee revenues cover. It contrasts railroad shipping with truck services and notes farmers’ products benefit from cheaper transport while factory goods may be undercharged. It remarks that lessons from the war do not easily apply.
Harvard professor Reisner leads excavations at Jebel Barkal and Giza revealing a list of Ethiopian kings from 60 to 250 B C It uncovers royal tombs near Napata with near hundred rulers and shows celebrated portrait sculptures from Chephren Mycerinus and their courts on display at Reston Museum of Fine Arts.
Service car for Alpine and adjoining towns listed with daytime and night contact numbers for A. T. McDonald. Printing services advertised.
President Harding sends cheer via The War Cry to Salvation Army readers praising the patient endurance of needy families. The piece notes many struggle quietly under hardship, facing unemployment and social unrest, and urges sympathy and charity for those affected.
The article notes Europe’s mercantile revival as currency nears par, increasing US purchases. It cautions that prosperity may take years and that speculative excesses accompany recovery, but asserts 1922 should be a clearer improvement over 1921 barring a general disaster.
An excerpt extols the Bible as the master book and divine word guiding knowledge and virtue. It claims readers gain spiritual enlightenment and a pleasant earthly home, while nonreaders miss communion with God and eternal rewards. It asserts brave people avoid excuses and act on promises.
The crowd around oda fountains and soft drink shops would not be elated by the repeal of the war tax on nuisance tax items. Retailers welcome the removal as it reduces book-keeping and costs, with some goods taxed at the source. The piece urges understanding and practical guidance for success, noting musical ability hinges on five faculties.
The phrase notes global attention on Washington yet hints at growing weariness as observers await developments and outcomes. It reflects a reflective mood about political focus and public interest.
Listing details 10 acres in Tract 4 and 10 acres in Tract 5 with additional acreage in Tract 5 offered at 50 dollars per acre. Notary public G Hi Flintham of Wamego Kansas approves this 4t notice.
An official notice from A. L. Stroud warns trespassers that pastures are posted and will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
A. T. McDonald offers a service car for Alpine and adjoining towns with day contact at phone 85 and night contact at residence. Listing appears in the 49-tf classified section.
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