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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1919
Page
3
In Nassau New Providence Bahama, an elder writer recalls meeting John Saunders a secretary of the treasury in a colonial setting. They discuss a claimed pirate treasure buried near North Cay and a mysterious ledger found among wreckage, likely a hoax, as they ponder old-time governors and smugglers.
A disjointed manuscript excerpt blends a tale of a dangerous figure with reflective musings on character and fate. Characters, including John Webster and Charlie Webster, discuss a Dead Son's Man Tested by Trials while an observer notes a mysterious man in the doorway and a fading script.
A vivid glance at romantic piracy and treasure lore, invoking Spanish doubloons, buried chests, and distant green isles. The piece celebrates Richard Le Gallienne as a literary craftsman weaving love, adventure, and mystery with evocative prose.
Fragmentary lines mention “a million and a half dollars buried on Dead Men's Shoes” and another fortune on Short Shrift Island. The text shifts to unrelated oddities including a request for a masculine touch and a vague memory of a small boy reacting to a little waist and big collar.
A fragmented notice notes Uncle Eben and stalled performances as expectations run high. The readable text hints at pressure on a stall boy to meet demands, with no clear dates or locations available.
President Wilson urged acceptance of the peace treaty as essential for U S interests and global order. He warned that rejecting the pact would isolate the United States and harm political and commercial relations, and he defended arbitration provisions and Shantung terms amid opposition.
The Glasgow Evening Post warning notes blood and kidney health concerns linked to aging. It mentions a long history of illness and urges piety and preventive care to avoid a deadly epidemic. A man and his family avoid forceful strike by staying prudent with diet amid widespread illness.
An old Jacksonville Times Union ad proclaims Capudine as a superior headache remedy with fast relief for all kinds of headaches. It promotes a 10 cent small size and a larger size, framing two “great races” the man race and the horse race as wagering cautions at the Henrmann race or similar event.
An ad style fragment describes a product line for skin and toilet care. It mentions a soft skin goal and claims of a fair even tone. The copy references Tettorine sold by a druggist and shows marketing voice urging daily use.
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