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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1911
Page
4
Dr. Joan A. Haney, county health officer, cites a new 1911 statute prohibiting occupancy of apartments after discharge of smallpox scarlet fever diphtheria or tuberculosis patients until disinfected under local authority. Violations carry a fine between ten and one thousand dollars.
Ann prepared to make correct abstracts of title of lands or town lots in Brewster County Alpine Tex with focus on non residence tax obligations and property records in a legal notice style.
A New York suburb debate in a Journal piece rebukes a neighbor for poor deeds and hints at moral duty. It argues the crusty man who feigns virtue is not a saint and urges living by charity and good works rather than pretended piety.
A French surgeon P Carnot discusses hair root epidermic activity as a skin graft substitute. Hair cells allegedly form new epidermis from the head or a relative donor, potentially reducing painful grafts. The report cites Popular Mechanics and Toledo Blade quotes illustrating the discussion.
A reader recounts having their purse stolen on the street while away from home leaving money and papers missing. The thief allegedly kept the money and a store clerk helped retrieve items while the victim struggled with loss and police contact. Shop Notes Quarterly notes lighting research on indirect and direct lighting ratios for display and safety purposes.
A fragmented excerpt describes tenants inspecting a building amid a mousetrap display in a neighborhood store. The passage hints at reactions from several women about mice and housing conditions, with tentative notes on inspections and responses. The readable lines reference a debate over pests influencing rental decisions and tenant impressions.
Photographs describe miners raising ore from frozen lake beds with steam dredges and bags. Two miners can pull about four tons daily as deep layers yield iron ore linked to early mining practices. The piece notes global salt industry links and historical salt production amid varied methods.
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