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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1914
Page
1
Dr McKnight of the State Tuberculosis Sanitarium at Carlsbad outlines a regimen for tuberculosis patients emphasizing pure outdoor air, nutritious food, and rest. He prescribes daily meals, limited exertion, strict coughing hygiene, and warm clothing plus indoor air flow to aid recovery, warning against alcohol and heavy exertion during fevers.
A New York Sun writer notes Navajo blankets are now mainly woven by women using simple tools and ground loom frames. The craft is slow and traditional with animal wool, vegetable dyes, and lasting color, while modern pieces often use aniline dye and coarser weave.
Mt Dr G L Lewis announces succeeding Dr L C G Buchanan in diseases of the Eye Ear Nose and Throat and fitting of glasses. Office over Findlater's Store San Angelo Texas Phone 320. Sept 17 1931. Adv.
A humorous clipping notes a German Der Rekord citizen at a police station as a man boasts about a break in. The citizen jokes about entering a bedchamber and asks to see the intruder to learn how he did it, claiming personal pursuit over twenty five years.
Italian archaeologist Professor Dall Osso reports discovery at Valle Vibrato in the Abruzzi of a Stone Age burial site. Bodies lay in small cabins on low platforms facing center with knees drawn up, except one cabin with a circular hearth suggesting funeral feasts. Artifacts indicate a notable Neolithic civilization.
Classified notice seeking purchase of a feed supply from the feed man Caldwell. Details unclear due to fragmentary OCR but indicates an advertisement for agricultural feed.
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