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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary 19th century notices discuss reorganizing a local corn club under county and community leaders. The text praises county work, urges better preparation for next season, and mentions prize opportunities, plan for Brazos county, and a call for funds and page placement. Also includes an advertisement for HYOMEI ear remedies with distribution notes.
The Baracen class of the First Raptr church of Niyan adopts resolutions on the death of Brother W H Bell. The condolence notes his exemplary Christian life, calls him one of the most earnest church members, and expresses sorrow and praise for his many years of service.
A Bryan Texas reader credits Doan's Kidney Pills with easing back pain and kidney trouble that kept him from sleeping. He says the medicine relieved the ache, stopped the path to distress, and restored his strength. Emmet Maloney’s store sells the pills, with Milburn Co Buffalo as sole U S agents. Remember the name Doan's.
The Hublant City News documents the oath of Captain A Taalman associated with D Mise Sr in Bryan's mercantile base from 1870 to 1880. He married Mise Homma Jane Hill who lived about eight miles east of Bryan. He was a 6 feu business man and took an active interest in public affairs.
The fragment describes a person who moved to Hubbard City in 1880 and opened a tea store there. It notes the town later incorporated as a dest or. Captain Tauiman, a Nas lana, lived in Rocky as a child and spent his active years in Texas. He was a Confederate veteran and joined the Southern Legion of Honor.
The article notes that entertainment at youth gatherings hinges on the hostess’s suggestions. It suggests two simple forms of amusement for many people, beginning with a 20 minute prepped stunt. An empty bottle on a table with a loosely set cork is used to prompt a physical interaction to start the event.
A detailed stage gag describes a cork-tapping bottle trick followed by a smell guessing contest. Performers avoid touching the bottle and aim for a cork pop. The second routine uses numerous bottles with distinct odors, numbered for guests to identify by scent with no talking allowed. Anilin dye may color the fluids to aid identification.
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