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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1902
Page
3
Three ancient human skeletons found in Palermo Italy date to 1410 1516 and 1550. The first measures twenty one feet the second thirty feet and the third thirty four feet in length.
In a rustic Ohio State Journal piece Uncle Silas rejects autos, praising his bay mare Jinny who will not quit the road. He laments worn automobiles breaking down, contrasts Jinny’s steadiness with modern machines, and jokes about not swapping her for any number of autos.
A Chicago hospital reports nurses rarely marry patients or doctors from their rounds. A physician notes engagements are extremely unusual, citing patient aversion to nurses and that romance in nursing is far from common in practice.
The Independent notes that talent is shaped by heredity and environment and that patient effort overcomes privilege. It contrasts the log cabin boy with the palace boy, arguing success comes from effort rather than innate gifts or indulgence.
Police figures for the first six months of 1902 reveal a striking rise in arrests of gamblers across all classes, including keepers of faro banks poolrooms and policy shops, compared with the same period in 1901.
A brief moral reflection notes that striving for good conduct earns inner good feelings as a divine gift, attributed to J. H. Ewing. The line emphasizes virtue guiding happiness granted by God.
A Denver woman advocates Peruna for systemic catarrh and nervous prostration, claiming improved health and sleep after her husband used the remedy. She notes doctors increasingly see systemic catarrh as a cause of nervous prostration and urges contacting Dr Hartman for free advice if results are not prompt.
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