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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
7
Fragments describe claims of kidney benefits and blood purification tied to an diet, with references to caps and cavern themes. The text repeats phrases about strengthening kidneys and purifying blood, interwoven with unclear mentions of packages and dates.
Mrs. Oliver T. Martin, wife of a tobacco king, trapped two burglars after they rifled her husband’s store at 510 East Fifty eighth Street. She signaled police, led them to the library, and confronted the intruders in the vestibule. One thief confessed to revolvers and valuables worth thousands. the other used a fictitious address.
Dogs in Baker area wander drunken and distressed, prompting police to post notices. Officials report many animals have died or been euthanized. speculation grows about a toxin causing intoxication. Hood River highway detour and an Indian term danger loom as locals fear further wildlife disruption and potential demands for compensation.
The article argues every element of buying Thrift and War Savings stamps builds patriotism and personal financial discipline. It likens stamp investors to national investors, noting four percent interest and the shield against adversity, claiming such savers promote country welfare and steady national growth.
The Swift school in Chicago uses wartime activities to unite teachers, pupils, and parents. With about nine hundred students ages five to thirteen, the school reports over one million dollars in war activity contributions in two years. Total war activity funds reach about 4 020 dollars, including Liberty and Victory loan sales, stamps, and paper drives, fostering loyalty, thrift, organization, and civic responsibility.
A fragment from a Kansas City page advertises Cardal a home remedy claimed to cure female troubles and weakness. The ad features a Mary Teese of Chitton Texas praising initial improvements after six bottles and urges women to try the product.
A French elder urges American disabled soldiers to pursue skilled trades or further education, stressing duty to America and self. He notes France’s support, calls for avoiding quibbles over compensation, and highlights value of rehabilitation for national strength and future defense.
An advertisement extols Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless, entirely vegetable alternative to calomel. It claims faster relief from indigestion headaches and dizziness, promises no salivation, and asserts a money back guarantee. The piece cites doctors and merchants and warns calomel can cause bone necrosis and illness.
An advertisement from Savannah Georgia markets Tetterine soap as a velvety skin solution. It asserts immediate improvements in complexion and attractiveness, claiming druggists endorse the product and urging readers to try it for a brighter look.
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