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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1900
Page
2
A collection of brief observations notes love and social humor. It recalls a scolding wife as a railway engineer and jokes about Salvation Army officers. Jersey City children fund Galveston relief with about 1100 dollars and eight trucks of goods. It ends with a patriotic note praising Sousa and The Stars and Stripes Forever.
A. Tt. Julian, once a Chadron Nebraska preacher three years ago, ran a newspaper in a vigorous clean style for over two years. He sold the paper and plans to reenter the ministry, believing his editorial experience will aid his pulpit work.
After a long hush Princess Chimay is said to be in Paris with her husband forgiving past indiscretions involving violinist Rigo. Rumors place Rigo in Africa while photographs of the princess vanish from Paris and Vienna as large offers surface for her Paris stage image.
The piece notes possible scientific and literary common ground between politically distant nations and cites a European medical proverb about Berlin and Paris agreeing signaling progress. It argues study in France and Germany has advanced knowledge of human history and asks whether world policy should stress fraternization over estrangement.
A Swiss factory inspector cites workers opposing improved ventilating devices as rheumatism risk and later refusing to enter a building lacking such ventilation. An Ohio minister halted a sermon as two women fainted. an investigator found the janitor nailed memorial windows shut to prevent his substitute from opening them.
In Algatba Murcia Teresa Guillen a 24 year old peasant zealot sparked a religious eruption after a return from confinement. Gendarmes attempted arrest following massive crowd violence four officers died sixteen protesters injured and the priestess's father and brother were killed.
A poetic scene depicts a mighty oak and its forest, with the kingly tree as a towering sentinel. Storms pass, acorns scatter, and the giant falls leaving a wide clearing to mark its absence. The verse frames themes of endurance, nature, and loss in a classic period voice.
A Nebraska prospector known as Must Be Coal narrates a decade of digging and dreaming. He and his young lovers Walt and Laura save for a diamond drill, bury the old shaft, and gift land for a home, yet fate keeps the coal dream out of reach. The tale ends with a poignant twist on wishes and loss.
The phonograph emerges as a tool for campaigns allowing candidates to speak through recorded messages. It offers benefits for popular and unpopular figures by delivering views to electors without the candidate’s presence. Frederick John Dorniman, M. P. for Falmouth and Penrhyn, is the only English MP noted to have used this method.
A Chambers Journal note extols onions as versatile seasonings for cold meats and fish. It notes pickled, fried, and raw onion uses, including coloring gravies with caramelin formed from onion and sugar and its relation to burnt sugar in meat extracts.
The phrase urges constant wakefulness to earn others approval and favor. It frames industrious virtue as the path to broad consent and public esteem.
The piece extols automobiles as vital to military prowess and notes large rewards for top designs. It argues the best protection is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for stomach issues and malaria prevention, portraying tonics as essential wartime aids.
A Washington Georgia jury found a barber’s $5 charge for shaving a dead man reasonable after the bill was contested. The verdict upheld the barber’s request and resolved the dispute.
Advertisement offers a free sample of Aliens Foot-Kase powder to cure sweaty damp and swollen feet and ease tight shoes. Claims relief for corns and bunions with only a nickel price at druggists and shoe stores. Meets readers in Olmsted N Y with mail reply to Alien 8.
Aluminum, long hoped for as a coming metal, is now entering broad use in both the arts and everyday utilities from picture frames to frying pans.
An unusual promotional note touts Russ Breaching Fine as a premier bag blue with a claim that one package equals two of any other bag blue. The copy adds a quirky line about pocket flasks and adds a boast about popularity among men.
Mrs Pinkham makes a free advisory appeal to mothers with large families in Lynn Massachusetts. A testimonial from Mrs Carrie Belleville Ludington Michigan says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health allowing her to return to household duties.
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