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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1901

Page

9

Indiana official resigns to pursue college degree and superintendent run

Fassett A. Cotton resigns after six years as state deputy superintendent of public instruction in Indiana to attend college, obtain a degree, and seek the superintendent position. A Bethlehem police chief reports a tramp fraternity in the lockup where hoboes staged a staged first degree initiation for a new detainee. An assortment of miscellaneous advertisements and adages follow, including remedies for rheumatism and foot care, and various generic proverbs dating to 1900.

Fassett A. Cotton Indiana Bethlehem

Strawberries and crops face rains across Texas counties

Reports note heavy rains in Moore and Sutherland Springs with fruit damage in Hardeman and Smith counties. Strawberries, oats, cotton, and cabbage affected. cattle shipments and large scale farming plans appear in Ellis, Brown, McLennan, and surrounding counties. Missouri issues cattle quarantine threatening Panhandle areas.

Hardeman County Bee County Wichita County Milford Ellis County St. Louis Smith County Texas Agricultural Commissioner Missouri Panhandle

Devionshire emerald and Buffalo traces headline notes

A street note from Clarksville Ind recalls a tongue in cheek plea amid an array of facts. The piece mentions the Devonshire emerald famed as the world’s largest with two inch diameter and famed color. It also cites Buffalo traces in Slaverive and early 1900s educational gender gaps.

Clarksville Ind P. S Canada Slaverive Duke of Devonshire Dom Pedro

Clergy Endorsement Highlights Peruna for Catarrh

Prominent clergy including Bishop James A Handy of Baltimore praise Peruna as a tonic and cure for catarrh affecting vocal organs and general debility. Readers share testimonials from Mrs Edward Stevens and Mrs Frederick Williams praising quick relief and long lasting cures. Dr Hartman offers free advice from The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.

Peruna James A. Handy D. D Baltimore Edward Stevens Carthage N. Y Frederick Williams South Side Ladies’ Aid Society of Chicago Ill Cuyler Ave Fred Williams W. A. Allison SheMela Avenue People’s Hospital

Speak Little of Your Luck and Boast Not

A historical line contrasts personal luck with restraint while promoting Russ' Preaching Blue a modern bag blue that promises whiter clothes across eight to six shades amid bells ringing and a somber mood.

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