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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1901
Page
2
Sugar sweetness from German saccharin production last year equaled 50 000 metric tons. Donegal’s honey industry grows as peasants seek markets. The era's calamities and political shifts frame a broader distressing world picture including a Galveston tidal wave incident and the Clemenceau era arc.
A Vienna school trains waiters with a theoretical course and practical dining on two couples in evening dress. In Paris the east end faces a surge of youths called les ceintures bleues as gangs of 15 to 17 year olds rob villas and shops, prompting extra police and hopes for an end to hooliganism.
A secret society named the Home Makers, active among foreigners in Pennsylvania mining districts, seeks to keep homes well kept and children cared for. It claims members may beat wives after other methods fail, and covers legal defense and fines if arrested or convicted.
A poem by Charles Henry Luders in London Out look contrasts harsh winds of the north and briny wastes with a tender southern breeze. It evokes a beloved resting place and the power of wind to shape skies, landscapes, and emotions.
A nameless narrator mirrors another woman Miss Arnold to escape a hollow life in a new city. After a series of staged encounters with Ralph Irving she is drawn into a web of deception and romance. When the truth nears, Arnold reveals the real Miss Arnold alive and well, while the impostor confesses to a life of disguise.
A narrator confesses liking the artificial Miss Arnold and reveals a deception that led to a belated romance. The ruse involved adopting a sham identity due to the absence of the real Miss Arnold, ending with an unexpected happy ending for both parties.
The article argues steamships have not displaced sailing vessels. Loyds list shows substantial sailing tonnage worldwide and in Calcutta. In Scotland on the Clyde shipyards rebuild sailing ships for economy and capacity. Coal prices push revival as a strategic shipping choice despite steamers’ advances.
A historical view argues that European settlers often bought land from Native peoples rather than stealing it. Deeds were signed with Sagamore marks while settlers gained farms. Indians traded goods and faced encroachment as iron tools and grazing expanded. The piece contends dispossession occurred as a gradual advance toward progress, not robbery.
A chameleon deprived of sight cannot alter its color and stays uniformly colored.
An old advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as the only internal remedy. It promises to cure by acting on blood and mucous surfaces and offers $100 if any case fails, with circulars available. It also touts Hall's Family Pills and ends with a proverb about a miser.
An old newspaper fragment touts Wolfe's Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps as a universal tonic for malaria fever liver debility and female diseases with claims it suits Texas doctors for kidney and bladder issues and other ailments. It also mentions Parker's Hair Balsam for hair whitening and Hinpenconss as a corn cure, with generic remarks about actors in dying scenes.
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