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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
8
An Alpine column reflects on the futility of ignoring tomorrow and the value of planning. It mocks extreme literalism of scripture, comments on thrift and prudent living, and parodies societal habits from oil stock schemes to church Sunday conduct. The piece blends humorous observations with social critique.
Alpine Hospital offers rest, personal attention and operations in well ventilated rooms with a fully equipped operating room. Trained nurses available as needed and 24 hour phone access via Mrs OO Y Nettleton in Alpine Texas.
Emily and Reuben Gray migrate with their money and wife to the city but find urban life hollow. They later weed a neglected farmyard and swap for a familiar little brown house, realizing they valued small comforts and roots over wealth. The tale follows their moral awakening and quiet homecoming.
The article advises selecting roses while in bloom across friend gardens and nurseries to decide varieties for a fall garden. It highlights hybrid teas as desirable for regular gardens and introduces climbing roses like Crimson Rambler and Dorothy Perkins, plus compact Baby Ramblers, noting care and use in hedges, arbors, and borders.
Mrs. C. M. Stegall of Paint Rock Alabama recounts a months long illness with weakness and pain. After six bottles of Cardul she recovered, resumed eating and sleeping, and regained strength. The ad claims Cardul has aided thousands of women over forty years and is available at all druggists.
A relic remark notes women’s ease in past eras under Mother Eve pointing to social norms about modesty. The text implies women did not need to adjust to how other women carried their skirts, reflecting dated views on appearance and propriety.
A local report cites the Baby Crimson Rambler rose named Mme Norbert La Vasseur as a popular self propagating favorite, though thefts involve a dozen other good varieties.
Notice warns that any person taking wood water or grass in O2 pastures will be prosecuted. Signed by manager H T Fletcher.
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