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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
7
A reader from Rocky Mount praises Black-Draught for colds stomach trouble and fever saying a cup of tea quickly restores health and serves as a splendid laxative. The ad claims gentle natural action and prevention of chills, noting many users over ten years. It also includes unrelated notes on candle flame and sulfur combustion.
The piece argues that product value rests on keeping qualities that ensure spoiling, with examples like matches and baking powder. It notes marketing claims often hinge on spoilage resistance, suggesting cheap items may undercut better sized or priced rivals, and ends with a remark about an overheard exchange.
A speaker argues that emigration to Palestine from the United States and Britain will be infinitesimal. He praises Jewish war contributions, insists British and American Jews are well integrated, and contends that liberty and prosperity make emigration unlikely while supporting New Palestine as a legitimate national home.
A proposed program urges national financing to create Americanized farm communities with single family homes. It envisions 1000 dollar investments, farm implements, and cooperative purchases, backed by a national chartered corporation to aid veterans and settlers. The plan claims farm ownership underpins stable government and citizenship.
A fragmented report describes roadside planting of fruit trees along property lines in Minnesota and nearby states. It notes diversity of trees replacing traditional Lombardy poplars and maples, hopes for mutual benefit, and cites potential for broader adoption with safeguards against pilfering.
Old Log Cabin style resurfaces as American pioneers craft a hand built loglike bungalow in Ottawa. Concrete log like units are prefabricated then set on to and finished with wrapped exterior to resemble a traditional log cabin while offering homelike charm for city dwellers seeking simple comfort.
The text discusses precast concrete units and mortar joints, praising cleaner housing developments and better work conditions. It notes investors favor efficient iron work and healthier generations, linking urban cleanliness to broader social and economic gains amid references to housing, industry, and public health concerns.
War weary Europeans increasingly seek U S homes and prosperity inspired by the American doughboy. France Italy England and especially Germany show strong emigration interest, preferring the United States over Canada Australia or South America as the ideal destination. The doughboy’s image fuels hopes of opportunity and new life across the sea.
The article discusses how a car may feel underpowered when the choke is too small and throttle wide open. It notes farm ownership of many American cars, cautions against sudden acceleration at crossings, and asserts that moderate driving extends engine life, with draw bar horsepower defined as the engine’s power for pulling load.
An old ad claims Freezone costs a few cents at drugstores and can remove corns calluses and hard skin by drops, lifting them off to leave pink healthy skin. It cites dramatic 1910 figures about single and married men in the United States and a Journal of the American Medical Association note.
The readable text hints at a local squabble among Mrs Maloney and others over twins and misfortune. Muttered lines reference Mrs Finnegan Shure and odd exchanges about fortune, poverty, and resilience in a faint, disjointed newspaper fragment.
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