Alpine Avalanche notices and rates for public notices
Local Brewster County and State news segment outlines notice fees of ten cents per line for first insertions and per line for subsequent insertions. It lists Bennett Walter publisher Mrs C D Wood, society editor, Mrs An Alkire Fort Davis correspondent, Miss Marie Simpson Marathon correspondent. Pricing shows one year subscription two dollars, mail rates outside county one dollar twenty five cents, and references to post office classification.
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Brewster County
Upbuildis Fountaine
Big Bend
P.m. Bennett Walter
C.D. Wood Society
Eall
AN. Alkire
Fort Davis
Marie Simpson
Marathon
Alpine
Texas
Congress
Stabilization and crime prevention in crisis economy
The piece argues for price stabilization without rigid controls, warns of inflation risk, and questions farmer costs versus consumer essentials. It condemns rising living costs while urging coordinated policy and calm leadership. It also links crime to poverty and social unrest, proposing health laws and psychiatric work to reduce crime.
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Ize
Vely
Waington
Congress
What Is Hitler Really Like A Psychiatric View
An editorial probes Hitler through psychiatrists eyes and contrasts him with Napoleon, the Kaiser and Roosevelt. It argues that physical defects have shaped many great figures, that Hitler’s cruelty may stem from power ambitions, and asks whether Hitler and Japan will win their ideals or be destroyed by them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Napoleon
Kaiser
Robert Louis Stevenson
Theodore Roosevelt
Ames
Vugale
Japan
International relations and the challenge of world peace
The article discusses U S and global policy aims for peace, noting the difficulty of forging a universal plan amid changing forces. It likens nations to individuals with three views each, creating multi layered misunderstandings that hinder a peaceful united world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Wendell Holmes
After War and Peace We Seek Rest From Strife
A reflective meditation on humanity’s cycle of war and peace. The speaker notes wars stretch back to ancient times and even before Christ, yet urges restraint and gratitude for moments of goodwill, acknowledging peace will be brief before further conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilhoord
Christ
Man and His Ills Reflect on Life and Responsibility
A terse meditation on human fault and agency notes that people bear much responsibility for their ills while acknowledging the enduring balance of life. The piece argues the world keeps turning despite influences, and life yields plain joys even after hardship.
Modern Version Jokes and Old Timey Banter
A jumble of quotes and skits recounts playful exchanges among grocers, a maze of youngsters job searches, and a humorous tale of a Bowing girl and egg perforation. A notice from Border Wax Co. warns against future debts, and a mock Arctic guard scene ends with a bank theft anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Border Wax Co
Wallace
1900 000 Lbs Scrap Is Collected by Boy Scouts
New York reports that American Boy Scouts have collected an estimated 30,000,000 pounds of scrap rubber for the Salvage for Victory effort. Chief Scout Executive James E West announces broad mobilization urging executives and committees to maximize Scout involvement as a major wartime salvage factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
New York
James E. West
Boy Scout Organization
West
Ewe
Texas As Immense In Size Drives Texan Humour
Re printed column notes Texas vastness beyond belief with jokes about Brownsville residents calling Fort Worth Yankees and El Paso snubs toward Texarkana. It jokes that Texas spans oceans and stars, with maps on heads and gates 18 miles from doors, continuing on page 7.
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Texas
Brownsville
Ft. Worth
North America
United States
Canada
Rio Grande
Trinity
Pacific
Gulf of Mexico
South America
Pacific Ocean
Fort Worth
el Paso
Texarkana
Chicago
New York
St. Paul
King Ranch
Ashurbanipal wealth tale warns buy war stamps
A Kiln of gold tale recounts Ashurbanipal, the wealthiest king, melting his riches to fuel a blaze that doomed Assyria. The piece urges readers to invest in war stamps to prevent a similar fate for the United States and its people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ripley Ashurbanipal
Assyria
United States
Hisya
Thepolassar
Mosul
Ashurbanipal
Ninevah
Ausyria
B.C
Asyria
Bee Attribution Sparks Schubert Authorship Debate
A disputed claim reassigns the famous symphonic piece The Bee from the well known Franz Peter Schubert to a lesser known Dresden composer named Franz Schubert. The mix up highlights confusion over composer credits and cataloging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Bee
Franz
Peter Schubert
Franz Schubert
Dresden
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Johnny
Arctic City
Alaska
Lenged
Bering Strait
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