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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1937
Page
2
Transcribed Fragments Describe Administered Drink Incident
A fragmentary note describes an administered drink incident with references to a group and individuals. The readable text indicates a potential improvised act and associated parties but lacks complete details or official outcome. Further context from the source is needed.
Untitled fragment hints at beauty product claims
Fragmentary OCR reads of a ad heavy on cosmetic claims praising skin care and hand creams. It mentions widespread investment in products and promises of smooth hands and rapid results, with dubious phrases about millions of women using the items.
How Many Are a Few in Italian Science Monitor Tale
A Newark correspondent notes a Scots boy answers “a few” as eight apples after citing the Bible. The claim hinges on Peter 3 20 8, claiming eight souls were saved by water. The debate on the phrase’s meaning remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iratian Science Monitor
Newark
Peter
National Safety Congress to Feature 400 Speakers in Kansas City
Ten thousand people will mobilize for the Twenty sixth National Safety Congress and Exposition in Kansas City Missouri from October 11 to 19. The event aims to study accident causes and promote prevention across home farm street and highway workplaces schools ships and industry with more than 400 speakers and attendees from across the United States and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennas City
Missouri
United States
John Jones
Elae- Selety
Unt
Reading Bankers Link Farm Failures To Inexperience
An Northwest banker links farm failures to lack of experience and working capital. A survey of unsuccessful farmers in a cultural community names two circus musicians a sailor a seagoing engin e r a couple of wrestlers two archers a cigarmaker and a retiree as examples. He argues such results expose the futility of farm propagation efforts. Some farmers under stress still succeed, but they are not the type who abandon other work for farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Thous
Pape Swanger
Rece Herve
Crime and lawfulness debate at police convention
Dr Carton Siena argues that many laws burden the public and fuel crime. He proposes limiting freedoms to those who threaten public safety and asserts the need for better control before an international police convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carton Siena
Evangelist Loretso Dow Contemplates Marriage Proposal
An 12th century note shows evangelist Loretso Dow writing a cautious marriage proposal to a young woman, suggesting travel and restraint. A second excerpt discusses agri science on cow and pig breeding, claiming new stock tolerates far north and hot dry climates with preserved meat quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aguarde
Loretso Dow
Ireland
Rgsin
Woman Seeks Good Works Ren 0 Sunday School
A woman pursues charitable activity and spiritual guidance, seeking involvement in local Sunday school and related benevolent efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren
Elas
Old Age Assistance Nov 1 Probable Outlook in Texas
Texas Board of Control forecasts possible discontinuance or proration of old age assistance payments starting in November with potential nonpayment through February. The move aims to cover a $1,621 debt to a Dallas bank by January 1 and offset monthly state income shortfalls of about $100,000, reducing average grants from about $14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas Bord of Central
Harry N. Graves
Board of Control
Old Age Assistance Commission
Dallas
Texas
No God and the Rites of Life in Poems by Local Authors
A poem fragment set contrasts between simple rural life and grand palaces, asking where love and truth come from if there is no God. It includes lines on death, peace, and a vision of fate writing life’s story, attributed to Ralph Munroe Park of Hillsboro and Thelma Breithaupt of Fort Worth, authors cited as No Silence Heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Munroe Park
Hillsboro
Thelma Breithaupt
Fort Worth
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