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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Dodson s Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute for calomel. It claims calomel causes cramps and nausea, while Liver Tone will unlock the liver, boost energy, and be safe for children. The ad urges refunds if not effective and ties the product to quick pay-day timing.
A brief public notice references California Fig Syrup as a child laxative. The readable text discusses its use for stomach, liver, and bowels, noting the product and its intended effect.
An old column offers guidance on kidney overactivity and daily care, advising specific remedies and cautioning against unsuitable medicines. It also includes a home recipe for gray hair treatment using Bay Ram and glycerine, with simple application tips. The piece mixes medical notes with domestic tips and aphorisms about costs and effort.
An advertisement urges readers to buy Vacher Bala for quick relief of croup catarrh colds and sore throat. It claims the remedy costs one shilling in jars or tubes and warns against imitations. The notice, from YVueher Inc New Orleans, promotes samples and agent’s prices.
A terse note reports a man asserting a woman is qualified to enhance his project. The statement implies collaboration potential and questions about capability and merit.
A tale of Andrea Pellor, an English heiress with a guarded future, and a white man whose perilous air journey across a jungle reveals desire, danger, and a quest for freedom. As Andrea confronts marriage coercion and a perilous escape, an airplane ascent tests nerve, loyalty, and the boundaries of power.
An Italian scientist introduces a new sculpture process claimed to revolutionize the carving craft. The method involves a gelatin plate and graphic negatives to create a durable positive image, offering advantages in dramatic effects and audience reaction.
An old advertisement from a Texas area paper promotes Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women. It asserts benefits for irregularities, nerves, appetite, and sleep, claiming use by various local residents and promising trial packages through a promoter in Houston. The fragment hints at a period medical ad with generic health claims.
Odd OCR fragment describes tax fears and travel by wagon to Independence City, tracing a family moving from settlement headwaters and cattle to distant towns. It mentions a man named Shep and a drink with intoxicating effects, raising concerns about debt, natives, and a mysterious Knightly Pledge amid a chaotic scene.
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