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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1901
Page
3
In Salta Argentina a newspaper lists boys and girls who have failed to attend school. The notice highlights educational nonattendance and public accountability for families and authorities.
Some grocers avoid De fiance Starch because they hold 12 oz brands unsellable to customers who have used the 16 oz package. The wise girl promptly rearranges parlor furniture after a young man calls.
The piece describes Newfoundland as poor and debt burdened with limited capital to exploit inland resources. It notes a western coast treaty with France hindering fishing, and explains reluctance to pursue an independent trade pact with the United States due to potential Canadian objections.
Col Zach Mulhall of Mulhall Oklahoma, a famed cattle and ranch owner, reportedly met with President Roosevelt in Washington about becoming Oklahoma territory governor. Known as general livestock agent for the St Louis and San Francisco Railroad, Mulhall is said to be Roosevelt’s favored choice. He was born in New Orleans about 45 years ago and has long lived in cow camps across Kansas Indian Territory New Mexico and Texas. He owns 6000 acres and once entertained Roosevelt at his ranch.
Courtesy to the press notes two lovers who ended their lives at Reading left photographs for newspapers. Several papers publish their faces to honor the couple, suggesting public notices could help give proper last honors to those who die by self destruction.
Grizzled veteran Daniel G. George, survivor of Cushing's expedition that sank the Albemarle, received thanks from Congress for heroic conduct. Living quietly in Haverhill Massachusetts, he embodies the Spirit of 61 as a gray haired veteran who enlisted as a youth to serve his country.
A Pomfret man heard a cat’s cry and followed it to a wood lot where a feline companion had been caught in a skunk trap. The incident blends rural lore with a note on animal intelligence in Vermont.
A novel three wheeled cab appears in London transport design. The front wheel is positioned ahead of the passenger seat to help prevent accidents if the horse stumbles or bolts, reflecting safety concerns of horse drawn carriage era.
An advertisement touts Herpicide as a cure for dandruff and baldness by destroying the dandruff germ. It promotes Herpicide as a hair dressing for regular use and contrasts it with other preparations. A London publisher launches a quarterly priced at $50 per issue or $190 annually.
A garbled ad dump touts Defiance Starch promising whiteness for 16 oz at 10 cents and urges home use. It mixes varied quips about self knowledge, nerve remedies, cough cures, and patent medicines with random references to products like Kimne’s Great Nerve Restorer and Piso’s Cure. It also mentions refunds on dissatisfied buyers and a note about strikes in France.
An overworked rural rooster cut used in political campaigns and poultry trade ads appears at the top of a report on Columbia's victory in cup races with the Shamrock. The article also notes the prince of Wales title is usually granted by patent and investiture and mentions Greenland as a country with few infectious diseases.
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