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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1906
Page
6
The article explains ulcer of the stomach can persist with few symptoms, caused by inflammation eating away stomach lining. It describes pain after eating, gnawing between meals, and suggests early use of Miona, claiming high success and a money back guarantee from E. J. Jenkins if it fails.
In Austin on April 2 the senate narrowly refused to concur in the house blanket primary amendment to the election law by 15 to 13. It also rejected the second amendment exempting smaller counties by 16 to 12. A free conference committee was named with Looney Faulk Stafford Davidson and Hill. The House adopted a regret resolution for President Prather of the University of Texas. Speaker Seabury named Greenwood Brelsford Johnson Hudspeth and Brown of Karnes as house conferees on election law changes. The House also asked President Roosevelt to appoint Railroad Commissioner Mayfield to the interstate commerce commission if an expansion occurs.
A roundup of scattered news items reports numerous tragedies and incidents from across Texas and nearby states. Immersions, shootings, train wrecks, fires, drownings, smallpox cases, and accidents appear alongside legal actions, corporate moves, and notable deaths.
President Diaz opened the spring session reporting satisfactory progress across mining agriculture harbor improvements and railway construction. He notes increased business activity despite crops losses and credits monetary reforms for attracting foreign capital and prosperity. he cites planned participation in international conferences and favorable foreign relations.
Reports from St Petersburg detail chaotic workmen elections ahead of municipal conventions and parliamentary elections. Many establishments boycotted. those voting split between constitutional democrats and conservatives or the Black Hand. Some delegates face imprisonment or decline candidacy.
The April 2 celebration marks the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute with Rev. William presiding. Doane urges educated Negroes to uplift the illiterate and ignorant.
In Austin Judge A W Terrell clashed with Representative Rice over section 120 and the blanket primary. The house planned an oil painting for Governor Hogg, while debate over the election bill and a mileage measure continued. A senate amendment sought pay limits for a blanket primary group, stirring lively debate among senators. The piece ends with Law Notes remark on a crime sentencing as a humorous aside.
Advice suggests prolonging life through plenty of sleep and sleeping on the right side. It recommends tepid morning baths, daily outdoor exercise, keeping bedroom windows open at night, taking frequent short holidays, and avoiding over ambition or bold tempers.
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