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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
3
Two shades of brown flannel brightened by brass buttons make this clever dress for a small lady. A short jabot finish on the skirt and a two color leather belt plus a watch-fob pocket crown the outfit with an eye catching finish.
Fall fashion features negligees in gay soft fabrics with long graceful lines and lace garnitures. Sheer materials abound, with cottons or lightweight wool used for variety and comfort.
The Mojave Theatre will show The Ten Commandments for three days starting October 15. A cautious, period voice heralds the film as a dramatic two part depiction, Exodus and modern life, urging moral reflection amid contemporary temptations and the burden of personal choice.
A fragmented text discusses evaporated milk its production and comparison to condensed milk. It includes preparation notes for easily prepared dishes and fool for invalids and convalescents. It lists recipe ideas using evaporated milk with cocoa lemon juice and fruit juices and suggests serving with whipped cream.
Eight University of Texas students, led by geology associate Dr. F L Whitney, spent summer term exploring the Terlingua quicksilver district south of Brewster County. The field study notes the mines reaching 800 feet depth and highlights the Bend country as a prime geological exploration area.
The Alpine Beauty Parlor announces price cuts on marcelling now 40 cents and free retracing. A liberal reduction is offered on all other services with guaranteed work and a trial invited. Lackey Building address and phone 246.
A historic film with bold claims arrives in Alpine and travels through the small town circuit in Texas. The manager explains rental costs and aims to show the largest most expensive picture ever produced while also sharing profits to cover operating expenses. It screens at 8 p.m. Thursday through Saturday October 15 to 17 with a 4 p.m. matinee Saturday. Night prices are 75 and 7 cents, matinee 50 and 15 cents at Mojave Theatre.
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