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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
6
A 66 TroMm pot luck dinner turns informal yet festive as couples at the country club dine together weekly in winter. Guests bring varied dishes from cocktails to onion soup and desserts, while the host outfits the main course and beverages in easy to serve pot form.
Automobiles like the Master Six air coupe are described as being built at the Century of Progress expo. The Chevrolet Motor Company exhibits are noted, with mentions of assembly and body placement as construction proceeds at the fair.
Cowman notes range animals demonstrate strong maternal care. Cows guard calves, keep them within a mile, and defend against threats like predators. Weaning disrupts mothers and calves, often in shipping pens or on ranches, while ewes and goats show varying care patterns. Historical context mentions coyotes as a past threat.
A Santa Fe report explains New Mexico has no poorhouses as Indian and Pueblo communities share labor and provide mutual aid. Families travel between relatives, work collectively, and divide crop proceeds, with even the governor laboring alongside residents.
Mrs. H. E. Dunaway of McComb Mississippi describes a decline in health with back pain fatigue and sleepless nights. After one Cardui tonic dose she felt immediate improvement and continued use left her stronger and better at night ending persistent weakness and discomfort.
Farmers report cold practice where nanny goats leave newborn kids to perish. To save the future stock, ranchers keep kids guarded at night and release nannies to graze by day, ensuring returns to claim their young.
Billings Mont report notes Dr Thomas B Marquis, authority on tribal customs, argues North American Indians may be the parent race of Asiatic tribes. He cites similar customs such as Mongolian women handling camps, hide tanning methods, mourning practices, and parallels in eastern references. He notes Mongolian tepees, plains life, horsemanship and household habits align with North American Indians.
San Angelo reports at least two West Texas hotels have traveled extensively. The Rooney started in Port Stockton and traveled to Big Lake, Pyote, and Hobbs under Yate Phil Rooney then A. Jones. A fire struck Reagan county native operator during the Rooney era. The Santa Rite It Best moved by Balam tek Brothers to Red Barn and remains in use.
Mr. Charles E. Stevens of Columb Ind describes relief from dizziness and bilious spells after using Black-Draught. He notes tiredness and sleepiness before taking it and claims it rids bile, with improved well being. The ad promotes Black-Draught syrup form for consumption.
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