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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1906
Page
3
Local merchants list fresh spring goods including dotted Swiss and china silk at Norwood and other fabrics. Multiple residents and visitors noted, with entries on sales, rentals, theater notices for The Ghost of Hamlet, Easter accessories, and scattered community events.
The Madisonville Meteor reports a small dynamo added to its gasoline engine for electric spark and engine power. The setup links engine and dynamo in a perpetual motion seeming loop. Stevenson Machine & Repair Works of Bryan supplied both the Meteor and the Eagle engines.
In connection with our millinery opening we announce to the ladies a dress goods display with parasols, fans, waists and novelties. A special showing of new arrivals and dainty gownings for Easter will be presented. we invite every lady to visit our store and enjoy the demonstration.
The Bryan Lyceum course announces seven attractions for the next season. The lineup includes John Thomas Concert Company Richmond Pearson Hobson Owen Shakespeare Company Hawthorne Musical Company R F Outcault and Juanita Boynton Comedy Company.
A newspaper ad notes 40 inch black crepe de chine priced at 1.00 per yard, regular 1.25. Also 36 inch natural color shanting offered at 0.75 for Mondays. Wagner and Brandon, 110.
A collection of traditional sayings contrasts courage and deceit, noting the power of words, wit, and land. It asserts that hidden harm and theft invite divine judgment, and it reflects on strength in holding a young warrior, a wild horse, and a desirable partner.
A Success Magazine passage argues that fortunes form after forty as a man’s life ripens. The piece notes forty as the training period for wisdom, with many only gaining insight after decades and some never reaching it if they stop growing.
The word slave traces to the Russian slava meaning glorious, related to glory. German domination led to its meaning shifting to servile, erasing the original racial origin. Ogre similarly derives from Hungarian and Hun confusion with Tartars, yet now lacks their harsh implication.
Local inquiry notes confusion over who resides at a residence known as the Servant-Faith. The Philadelphia Ledger cites a visitor urged to present a card and depart quickly as Mrs Gassaway is expected to be home at any minute.
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