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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1900
Page
2
The piece notes whales may live 200 to 400 years, cites Dan Hice as a forgotten circus clown, and recalls Sir James Paget's stern insistence on rest after heart surgery. It also recounts a nurse’s biscuit mishap that led to a patient’s fatal collapse, ending with the doctor’s verdict that “That crumb killed him.”
In a small town a fervent preacher Stephen Judson battles inner guilt over forbidden love for Jennie Bascom. Jennie aids him through temptation as a fanatical revivalist drives the couple apart, a crisis culminates in a near tragedy and a moral reckoning.
At a Paris dinner the war discussion split guests with a fair young girl declaring she is for the wounded. Her simple remark highlights the human cost of the conflict rather than choosing a side between English civilization and Boer independence.
Little Amos explains he did not want to fall but could not help it in a humorous cartoon exchange. The dialogue captures a playful moment as Mrs Catnip scolds and Amos defends his stumble.
The passage notes Lord Roberts remains central in attention, not unseen, yet carries a heavy load. It emphasizes his enduring prominence and mounting responsibilities reflected in public focus.
The editorial image equates national strength with iron and a healthy stomach. It urges readers to use Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to relieve constipation improve appetite and cure dyspepsia and biliousness. A closing line notes the true pessimist prefers being wrong to being happy.
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