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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
4
A Prine ter man recalls Woodrow Wilson’s habit of issuing orders to youths. The tale centers on a youth who left teaching for a bank clerk job and angrily confronts his superior, ending in a thunderous outburst at his chief.
A fragmented note describes a restaurant proprietor emphasizing in house ice cream and known ingredients amid unclear context.
A quip notes a man with a crow who has learned swearing and jokes the bird’s usefulness for a cawcuss, suggesting it could aid in invention.
Fragmentary text describes a student or learner debating power and control, claiming a revolver may be used to prove a point. The scene hints at a life risking, dramatic demonstration tied to boxing and personal resolve.
The remark jokes that piling many planks on a platform is a sign of overbuilding an idea. It suggests the speaker views excessive structure as hindering clarity and progress.
In a Fourth of July speech, Thomas Tiedeman of Savannah recounts a tale of two Teasian soldiers under Cornwallia during the Revolution. The pair, acting as scouts, become separated in a swampy forest and one trapped at his chin in quicksand calls to the other for help.
Doctor W A Quayle, bishop and popular speaker, returned to his old Kansas parish. After a long reminiscence by the hearth, hours passed to 1 50, with hosts eager to end the gathering. He replied meekly that he goes to bed when he gets a chance.
A fragment discusses war and beauty with a quote on English people being among the handsomest and least warlike, noting England abolished military service while other European nations retained conscription. The source text appears to be a clipped excerpt from a commentary by J. Novikov.
Atlantic City Mayor Bacharach comments on fashion amid reformer criticism of summer attire. He defends dresses and blushes that provoke debate, noting Providence tempers the wind and easing prudish worries with a lighthearted, ironic tone.
An odd dialogue recounts Willigu s misstep with a lit cigarette near gasoline. Biones and Willigus debate the meaning of a first time accident, hinting at a car party gone awry.
A fragment hints at deceitful schemes and questionable rituals aimed at locals. The text mentions "Whealous Oriental cake" and urges skepticism of exoticism and manipulation, noting concerns about young people drawn into such practices.
Fragmentary remarks compare a woman’s lack of care for appearances with a woman wearing an expensive new hat. Philosophers question who can truly understand how others afford such items.
In June the north experiences continuous daylight with midnight sun, especially Finland where open air newspapers exist under a bright tender radiance. The season lengthens plant life dramatically as evening merges into dawn, while cities like London report only about five hours of darkness and Aberdeen sees twilight after dark.
The essay extols humanity's interest in people and biographical study. It quotes Thomas Carlyle on mankind as the proper study of man and argues the joy of understanding others, seeing the world as they see it, and grasping their inner motives and actions.
Leslie's Weekly argues a true vacation should fully change environment and habits. City dwellers seek the countryside or mountains to escape urban life and its artificial pace, finding physical rest and a spiritual tonic in camping and primitive simplicity.
A comic exchange in which one character boastfully scatters cigars in a pocket during an intimate moment, prompting a flippant retort about an actual cigarette stash gone astray.
A brief exchange recalls Rousseau and his association with the Giants in 1897. The remark prompts a question about the historical figure and his team link.
Itasca Texas property withdrawn from sale by owners G C Richard and G Richard. Both revoke permits given agents to sell the property. Advertisement dated 2 20 31.
A series of garbled lines showing damaged dialogue. The text includes partial quotes and nonstandard words making attribution and meaning unclear. No identifiable people events places or organizations emerge from the readable fragments.
The Tax Assessor calls on all real estate owners in Brewster county to render property before April 30 or risk assessment in the name of an unknown owner. Owners are urged to have taxes on the rolls in their own name. The assessor warns against dodging assessment to avoid taxes and notes the duty to follow the law.
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