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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1936
Page
4
Long list of local correspondents, subscriptions, and service notes, with mentions of editorial lists from various news services, prices, and notices. Historical context covers Stradivarius discovery, Paul Revere bits, and a Henry Grady quotation about agricultural independence.
John D. C manager urges motorists to prepare cars for winter and drive safely. Tighten nuts and bolts, oil hinges, repair tires, install anti-freeze, and fix steering to prevent accidents. He claims proper maintenance could avert thousands of deaths and injuries in 1996 while promoting courtesy on the road.
Louisville Courier Journal reports a newly discovered prehistoric man in Mammoth Cave Kentucky, preserved body clothing and mining tools intact. The miner likely died centuries ago while chiseling gypsum. authorities study aims to learn more about early North American inhabitants.
A collage of children’s quips and comic exchanges from the era includes a witty street exchange about a sick wife, a worker’s rent and plumbing claim, a father’s tale of a baby’s sickness, and a campaign orator’s uncertainty. The page also features court fees for divorce, a Birmingham wedding gift scene, and various humorous misreadings and mispronunciations tied to domestic life and social tensions.
A service man struggles to diagnose an electrical refrigerator running beyond expected current. Mandy the cook confirms the machine cools the kitchen even when the door is left open, while an Alpine man jokes that women are like widows in close proximity, leaving readers with a mix of device mystery and humorous stereotype.
Dr John W Brown state health officer cites flu season as peak and urges precautions. Avoid crowds sneeze into tissue wash hands keep towels separate and drink water. If fever symptoms appear stay home rest and seek medical advice. do not spread illness.
Colonel W H Johnwoo advertises a public sale of enslaved people and other property near Harrisburg Kentucky on September 26 1850 at 1030 am. items include a 25 year old male enslaved person weighing 210 pounds four enslaved women ages 18 to 25 three enslaved boys ten enslaved hoes two oxen somethings and various farm tools vehicles and goods. cash terms.
The item mentions a new NORGE refrigerator and Alpine Ube. Con Haw. Dept. Good grade typewriter second sheets, 500 sheets, 50c, at the Aval ance office. The text advises easing back into routine after illness and warns about infection risks.
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