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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1903
Page
3
A fragmented verse scene describes a girl at a case against a wall typing with rhythm and speed. Her eyes, smile, and hands are vivid as she writes, dreaming of foreman fame and a tale her heart holds as ripe and pure.
A fragmentary column blends humor and nostalgia as Eve and Adam quarrel in Eden over shopping and gentler times. The narrator recalls childhood copper-toed red-topped boots, flinging memories of first skates, shoes, and a wish to be president.
A detailed survey of Nile fishes extends into Blue and White Nile, adding fourteen new species to about ninety already known and providing further valuable information on the region's ichthyofauna.
The passage contends scolding requires no brain or heart and lightly contrasts with a fish wife’s adeptness, noting that anyone can scold and challenging others to attempt such effortless criticism.
Mr. Chugwater cites headlines claiming unrest among chair factory workers. He quips about whether workers are ever allowed to use the chairs, reflecting a humorous take on labor tensions.
Of 400 natives at the American mission in Rahuri Bombay India inoculated against plague only one girl contracted the disease and recovered.
Mrs. Anna M. Willis of Kokomo Indiana at 74 writes of kidney trouble for twenty years. She credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with restoration after several boxes. She says she feels twenty years younger and can perform daily farm and home tasks.
The remark suggests a final solo by Gabriel on his horn will close out the last day and end the nuisance, framing the act as a dramatic curtain drop. The comment uses a vivid, humorous tone to connect music with removing mosquitoes.
Philadelphia now leads the world in Christian Endeavor mission study classes with fifty six twenty of which were organized in the last year.
A dinner guest recalls a joke about a cobwebbed wine bottle in a story where an Irish servant misinterprets how to present aged wine. The master chides the server for not removing cobwebs, and the servant replies with a wry misreading of the command.
An old pleasantry recalls Gen Hood fleeing Nashville as Federal troops entered on the opposite side. His captured colored servant was asked why Hood left in such a hurry. He replied that Massa Hood did not think he could do his self justice in this city.
The opening of the western Transsiberian railway section boosted commerce. Dairy numbers grew from 140 in 1898 to 2,500 in 1902, with export butter output rising from about 5 million to over 90 million pounds.
Swell mothers in New York dress their young boys in elaborate costumes replacing the Little Lord Fauntleroy style. Youngsters wander with leather leggings and belts, escorted by nurses, as the fashion shifts toward swashbuckler outfits and fancy attire.
The Chatham Islands lie in the South Pacific about 380 miles east of New Zealand and form part of its colony. They are mainly used for cattle and sheep breeding to supply whalers and other vessels calling to refit and take in stores.
A citizen attempted to take a neighbor's cow to the pound but encountered the owner, who asserted dominance and stopped the proceeding with a show of force. The incident centers on a dispute over the bovine and authority.
Widely used by Catholic Sisters to care for bodily needs alongside spiritual care Peruna is presented as a reliable safeguard against climate and disease A letter from Detroit confirms relief for a child with laryngitis and throat catarrh The message from Congressman Meekison of Napoleon Ohio endorses Peruna for head catarrh and encourages continued use Dr Hartman founder of Peruna and president of The Hartman Sanitarium invites readers to seek gratis advice and a free book by mail Columbus Ohio
The lower branch of Baltimore’s council passed an ordinance allocating 15000 for mosquito extermination. The ad cites Defiance Cold Water Starch offering 16 oz per package versus 12 oz elsewhere. Rosewood fragrance is noted with no chrome premiums. A Pressburg money lender received twelve months in prison for lending at usurious rates. McCane’s Detective Agency offers trained service.
A vintage ad touts Simmons' Cough Syrup as safe and sure with a guarantee. It contrasts opiate-filled syrups as more harmful than disease and claims superior relief and value in a brief promotional blurb.
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