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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1914
Page
6
Fragmentary notice describes lost Jersey cow milk prize and a trinket. Mentions finder should return items to Mrs TB Wickes at the Express office for reward. Also requests return of Siamson pair with gold chain and pin with engraved letter to FA Cappe office for reward.
A collage of historical scientific anecdotes recounts Crookes and Li, the discovery of electrons, and early physicists like Larmor. It weaves in biographical snippets, references to Newtonian ideas, and notes on education, diet beliefs, and a humorous Harvard tale, all in a fragmented late 19th to early 20th century print style.
Fragmented text appears to be a humorous or stray excerpt likely from a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper. It mentions a dinner scene with a wife, a husband, a cook, and a dubious elopement, plus a reference to Laplinkottes The Bright Side and a James Piette item about Houston Pot. The readable lines are unclear and lack a coherent narrative or event.
The London Standard reports a frightening depiction of tiny bloodsuckers that inhabit clothing and skin. These parasitic creatures, described as leechlike and swift, roam under garments to prey on livestock and humans, causing panic among cattle handlers and palm workers with their rapid, targeting bites.
A New York Tribune report recounts how Dumas struggled to keep up with demand for a novel he authored. He enlisted collaborators to sketch plots while he finished the work, with Paul Maurice among the notable assistants. The tale narrates an amused reader discovering a Dumas manuscript in a hotel and the author’s remark that he rarely enjoys his own company as he writes.
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