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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
4
A Cleveland Plain Dealer editorial extols apple clubs and the belief that the apple embodies optimism and health. It notes modern Americans neglect fruit enjoyment compared with forefathers and commends renewed interest in fruit appreciation.
A Milanese barrister Signor Amedeo Bucci unveiled a flexible fabric resembling leather that resists bullets and nails. He demonstrated by driving a car over nails without tire damage and firing tests by the marine minister failed to pierce the material. Government and car makers eyed potential adoption.
Examination of Arcturus spectrum photographed at Mount Wilson shows striking correspondence with sunspot lines. Adams notes similar conditions in sunspots and Arcturus atmosphere. Betelgeuse spectrum also shows sun lines, stronger, implying Arcturus cooler than the sun and Betelgeuse cooler than Arcturus.
A famed Wall Street operator from the Waldorf coterie meets daily after the market at Boldt's hotel and plans the next day. A recent dinner with a literature-curious companion prompts her to ask about Balzac, he replies he avoids curb stocks.
The Steward's Bulletin tracks New York City's annual celery flow. California ships from early December to mid March with about 500 cars, Florida provides until mid June with roughly 400 cars, and New York State supplies from June 15 to December with around 750 cars.
Mrs. Mary J. Farrell of Montclair N J is 103 and hosts a party. Her son John aged 83 attends and jokes that upset her. She replies firmly I will have to put you to bed demonstrating sharp humor in family gathering.
Uncle Joe Cannon and Dalzell of Pittsburg ride up in a house elevator in a lighthearted exchange. Lacey of Iowa asks about the car, jokes arise about a six ride streetcar, and the scene ends with a playful nod to golf plans amid rain and sleet.
Melted suet or fat can be used for French frying and mutton is less likely to burn than beef. Oil can be used without burning and heated hotter than any fat.
Bert R Lean of Cheng Washington credits Dr Kings New Discovery with curing a severe lung ailment after failed visits to a Spokane specialist and a California trip. The product treats lung trouble bronchitis coughs and colds asthma croup and whooping cough with 50 cents to 1.00, trial bottle free, guaranteed by R B Slight & Co.
At a recent meeting the Woodmen of the World lodge decided to build a hall. More than $1,000 has already been subscribed with a goal of $2,000 to finance the project. Work is expected to start in the near future.
Advertises Electric Bitters as a cure for nervous irritability and skin blemishes caused by kidney poisons. Claims to regulate stomach liver and kidneys, purify blood, strengthen nerves, improve complexion and overall beauty. Promoted by Scat R. B. Slight & Co.
Alpine officials report the commissioner's court recognizing the value of the typewriter and telephone as essential to improving operations at the county seat, signaling a push toward streamlined communication for Toyah Advocate readers.
Bryan Eagle notes the Alpine country famed for fine horses now boasts a rubber-tire horse and buggy described as a world beater. Dr. Berkeley reportedly treated himself to the novel conveyance.
A Gleaner from Marfa reports Captain John Donaldson of Presidio port still seeks children to feed and educate. He runs a Cuban orphanage housing twenty to thirty children and supports two girls in Presidio, daughters of late inspector Frank Chapman. The elderly bachelor does substantial charitable work without formal religious ties.
A sufferer with stomach trouble finds relief from dyspepsia and indigestion after using Dr. King’s New Life Pills. He reports improved appetite, stronger nerves, and better overall vigor as his stomach liver and kidneys function properly. 25¢ at R. B. Slight & Co.
A boastful ad proclaims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the perfect healer for cuts burns bruises scalds boils ulcers eczema salt rheum sore eyes cold sores chapped hands and piles. Available for 25 cents at R B Slight & Co.
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