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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1901
Page
3
The kingfisher known as Billy lived a breezy life at Lincoln Park pond in Chicago from March 11, 1895, dining on goldfish from a boat and perching on a telephone wire. After three springs in the park and a dramatic encounter with a butcher bird, Billy died by impact on a window pane, sparking ongoing interest in the European kingfisher in the park.
A humorous look at the season's demand for wearing green in men's attire. Tailors report shopper resistance to green shades, while ultrafashionable tailors push bold styles. Also notes about King Edward VII naming, an Oriental visitor to San Francisco, and views on women bosses and wheat for macaroni.
A simple lemonade method uses boiled or filtered water with lemon juice two tablespoons of sugar and lemon rind. The recipe adds strawberries and ice for serving. Mayor of Pottsville, Pennsylvania, chopped down circus billboards citing an ordinance, sparking a local rumpus despite owners receiving compensation and free tickets.
A compact note quoting Leslie's Weekly on how the bicycle advanced good roads legislation and spurred interest in rural living. It credits the wheel as a pioneer force guiding home seekers from cities to open country, while acknowledging the later roles of trolley and automobile.
More than seven thousand people are employed in the Mississippi river fishing sector and its smaller tributaries, highlighting the region’s critical fishing industry workforce.
The passage urges attention to the trust problem as a serious societal danger and likens it to digestive disorders. It endorses Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a reliable remedy for stomach ailments. It notes global coal mining workers totaling about 1.5 million, listing major countries and numbers.
London appears more prosperous with crowded theaters and hotels full of visitors. The article notes lectures by Theodore Jegers in Paris for Alliance Francaise and University of Chicago programs, while mentioning Absolute zero and Spanish soap production for export. It also profiles John K. Russell's health retreat abroad and a dainty summer blouse in sheer silk with lace and velvet trim.
In the City of Mexico there are 1,071 private artesian wells and eleven public ones. The number will soon be increased as many property owners are having wells bored in their yards.
A health notice promotes OXIDINE as a remedy for malaria and related fevers. A proverb contrasts compliment givers with bill payers, implying sincerity matters beyond praise.
A historic note describes using kites to deter partridges from rising from cover. The moving kites frighten birds into staying down, allowing keepers to preserve birds for shooting without loss to flight.
An advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Fase powder to treat swollen feet and bunions. It claims relief for burning and sweating feet, costs 25 cents, and offers a free sample by sending a request to Allen S. Olmsted in LeRoy, N Y. The ad also includes a quip about valuing good society.
The text states Garfield Headache Powders appeal to conservative people for being harmless and effective against bad feelings. It also mentions 2,000,000 in the German empire using the Pollsh language and notes tobacco cultivation figures of 2,250,000 acres producing 850,000 tons annually.
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