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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1918
Page
1
The article argues that tamper resistant packaging protects foods such as crackers, tea, coffee, and dried goods from contamination and vermin. It credits advertising with promoting package standards and urges consumers to seek fully protected packages for safer purchases.
A wartime appeal urges increasing chicken and egg production to feed the army and allies. It emphasizes sanitary dairies near camps, safe water, waste reduction at schools, and turning farm scraps into usable food. The piece highlights poultry as a key economic aid and urges rural districts in Texas to boost output.
Readers glimpse a chaotic excerpt from a 1910s or earlier publication. The text references a racetrack scene with a gun and dog, mentions King George and Queen Victoria, and includes scattered phrases about military cards, Home Guards, and a New Britain Connecticut Herald style notice. The fragmentary content mixes personal anecdotes, royal lineage, and unrelated promotional lines with disjointed dialogues and captions.
Fragmentary notes describe ceremonial cordon hats signifying wearer status with colors and insignia. Mentions star and eagle symbols, cavalry elements, and Quartermaster Corps color schemes, suggesting a military rank or unit designation.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a debate on sending corn to Europe and increasing wheat exports. Mentions terms and prices in a disjointed, garbled sequence with no clear dates, figures, or identifiable entities.
A wartime appeal urges saving almost a quarter of last year’s rations to feed the Allies. It extols corn as the surplus staple and argues citizens can support fighters without personal hardship, claiming providence has provided abundant corn for the nation’s needs and urging patriotic duty.
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