Dande Rin Puts Beauty In Hair Girls Mass of Tong Tresses
A fragmented OCR item highlights hair styling and beauty, focusing on girls and a mass of tresses. The readable phrase centers on hair care and styling in a period newspaper voice.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
8
A fragmented OCR item highlights hair styling and beauty, focusing on girls and a mass of tresses. The readable phrase centers on hair care and styling in a period newspaper voice.
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a miracle tonic to save hair, restore color, vigor, and fullness. It urges readers to buy a Licent bottle at any drug or toilet counter to refresh the scalp and stop frizz, fading, and shedding with promises of life and brightness.
An advertisement urges relief from constipation headaches colds and biliousness with Cascarets promising peace and vitality. It claims Cascarets cleanse the liver and bowels without harsh side effects while you sleep and mocks those who need constant worry.
An old advertisement extols Green's August Flower as a gentle laxative that regulates digestion, cleanses the stomach, and stimulates bile flow. It claims to help indigestion, nervous dyspepsia, and constipation, selling through druggists worldwide for over fifty years. Also promote Cuticura Talcum and associated products for toilet use and fragrance.
Texas reports approval of 200000 Webb County road bonds and 100000 Guadalupe County bonds. Lat Farmers in Nacogdoches prepare for bumper crops next year while Mays County Cotton Growers formed at San Marcos. Prohibition work grows in Austin. Port of Houston entries doubled from 1918 to 1919. Military and agricultural plans discussed in Dallas Fort Worth and Austin. Construction of 24 quartermaster warehouses at Fort Bliss authorized.
The fragmentary text notes a domestic scene with uncertain phrases about a wife and a birthday. It mentions a younger day and urban terms like London and Ti-Bite, but the context remains unclear and names or concrete events are not established.
David Jameson of the American Automobile Association argues federal funds should be spent only on intercounty main highways. He predicts states should direct aid to county units and opposed using registration money for floating state funds, noting national totals exceed 40 million dollars.
Three streets converge at a single crossing creating a dangerous spot for pedestrians and vehicles. The ad hoc warning signals appear inadequate and threaten accidents amid street activity and tram traffic.
A car operator raises the arm to an outstretched pose as a large gong sounds signaling a camouflaged moment. The scene evokes a sense of hidden science monthly themes amid mechanical motion.
A recent donation of 100 dollars funds completion of two Nevada Lincoln Highway segments. The finished road will stand as a public education milestone, illustrating the highway’s pioneer value and service to the nation.
Muddy road conditions worsen dust when dry and hinder travel for farmers and families. The piece argues that better maintained roads support improved rural schools and fair access for country children, noting tractors and wagons suffer on rutted surfaces and the impact on farmers and their wives.
A detailed guide on feeding chickens with sprouted oats or ghopped alfalfa as green forage during winter. Covers sprouting setup, trays, watering, heat, and disinfection. notes on cabbage, beets, clover, and turnips as supplements. emphasizes fresh water, grit, and balanced grains for hens.
The United States Department warns spring sowing of clover should start with careful seed bed prep to avoid high seed costs. Seed should be sown wet if needed, harrowed properly, and rolled to ensure good coverage and a strong stand. Prices per acre range around two to four pounds, with cost savings from proper timing and technique.
Short instructions describe making pig feed from small potatoes by cooking thoroughly with limited water and washing. A tip mentions adding corm scraps if available while cooking, emphasizing avoiding excess water in the process.
A trade note warns shippers and distributors that late or unclear details impede fair quotations for goods. It urges precise description of items, quantities, and delivery terms to avoid pricing misunderstandings and delays.
An index prepared by the Waited Staten Departs explores how neat farm appearance correlates with owner efficiency. The study notes almost invariability of tidy property, with findings suggesting better management and productivity linked to orderly exteriors.
Poultry notes cover culling vegetables and eel ult for hens, mites and tee among problems. Ducks need damp mash, many duck raisers neglect feed. Geese may be fed damp mash, turkeys should be salted after cold weather, fountains scalded every three days to prevent damage.
The 1918 federal census shows 223 large cities with populations over 320000, many running revenue excesses over current expenses and capital outlays. Officials argue debt increases reflect expanding municipal plants rather than poor fiscal health, with revenues and expenditures a better gauge of status than debt alone.
A historical notice argues for mandatory tree care as a civic duty, praising trees as nature’s prime food sources and essential for future generations. It laments destruction of forests and calls for modern methods, with an insert about state fire safety enforcement and inspection findings from 1910.
A note on climbing hydrangea Phy, hydrangeoides: the vines cling to walls or silo rolls, grow slowly for about three years before rapid progress. They prefer partial shade but tolerate sun, offering a pleasing appearance when established on surfaces.
The piece stresses using rich soil free of stones and subsoil elements for trees and shrubs. It notes clay content, the need for rich loam, and cautions against inappropriate mixes. It mentions hiring displays and borrowing articles for weddings and gifts, with a literary aside from Youth's Companion.
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