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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1918
Page
1
The passage stresses that in choosing a vehicle or its parts every component from spark plugs to lighting must perform its unique function well. It notes that inefficiency in any part affects the whole system and that established manufacturers invest to ensure quality and service, promising near perfect accuracy like a precise timekeeper.
Wartime public health notice urges early cancer detection and annual physicals. It warns against false cures and promotes home garden and poultry farming to boost food production, linking health to national effort and tax relief. It emphasizes vigilance in spotting cancer signs and acting promptly.
A wartime appeal urges citizens to conserve and convert kitchen waste into edible food using a small machine. It claims snails worms and insects can be processed into sustenance, aided by a hen to gather waste. The text stresses patriotism and self sufficiency to resist German domination and feed families during hardship.
Herbert Hoover appeals to Texans urging higher food production while war demands rise. He stresses duty amid labor shortages and asks farmers to boost corn meat and wheat, and cotton if possible, to increase national supplies and aid northern export needs. He calls for shared sacrifice comparable to that of soldiers.
A fragment shows humorous personifications of electrical terms as partners and advisers who judge a woman’s traits and actions. The dialogue inventories devices like converter and detector reimagined as suitors and critics, ending with a garble of terms.
A clipped notice from a Texas campaign page invites enrollment in the Patriotic Garden League of Texas with appeals to support war effort. The fragment mentions names and addresses in Alpine, Marfa and Austin and references sales and payments for brass and rubber items amid wartime mobilization.
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