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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
4
Queenie headlines a late night solo act with playful stage notes and a quirky aside on premeditated midnight snacks. The piece includes a recipe for Corn Flake Macaroons with ingredients and simple steps as read in a whimsical, meandering column.
A garbled collage of dialect lines and anecdotes touches on manners, sex, race, and authority. It mixes street banter, a judge inquiring about precautions, a driver boasting of horn use, a conductor’s fare rule, a baptismal image, and a banquet toast interrupted by a blasphemous retort, all in fragmented dialogue and allusion.
A fragmented scene follows a small boy asking for a box of matches in a grocery store. A figure known as the iceman nears, prompting reactions as villagers weigh both affirmatives and negatives about the moment and its meaning.
DETROIT June 19 Ford Motor Company announced price cuts of 10 to 416 on 1994 Ford V-8 passenger cars and 110 to 120 on Ford V-8 commercial vehicles effective June 18. Standard and deluxe Tudor sedans see a $18 drop. other body types mostly down by $10, with roadster phaeton and cabriolet deluxe models unchanged.
Development crews move in at Chisos Mountain Park to create a novel scenic area in Big Bend. Wells tested, roads and barracks rising for COC workers, with 200 arrived May 21 and 200 more due June 10. A perimeter trail will encircle the range linking Oak Canyon Homer Wilson ranch Blue Creek and Boot Springs while Mt Emery and other peaks attract visitors.
A renewed search near J R Elis land, 15 miles west of San Saba, reports a shaft sunk and possible caves found. Crain and others believe a legendary ore workings may lie there, with a promising piece found earlier in a smelter run. The tale joins many local fables of hidden mines.
Howard Gibson a railroad employee spotted a fast freight on a steep grade near Wayne El Paso and threw a switch to avert disaster. Eddy A Clayton a Dallas pastor offered a job in his church but Gibson chose to stay with rail work. Miss Celia Villa 18 daughter of Francisco Villa moved to Juarez cabaret as hostess after living in poverty.
A fragmented reflection notes a bowled out call for authorised possession and recalls John McGraw who fined a player for hitting a home run after being signalled to bunt. The remark links past discipline in baseball to contemporary caution about clear signals and rule compliance.
Mrs Mary Garner of Burleson Texas endorses Thedford s Black-Draught as effective for biliousness and mouth taste and cites her mother s longtime use and benefits for children as a laxative and remedy for colds and malaise.
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