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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1907

Page

2

Bryan Press Co. Increases Capital To 45000 In 1907 Meeting

The Bryan Press Company of Bryan Texas raised its capital stock to 45000 at a directors meeting held Thursday afternoon. An additional stockholders’ meeting at City Hall elected directors Dr J W Howell J E Butler R S Webb John K Parker A W Wilkerson H O Boatwright Wm Whrehe and officers Dr Howell president J E Butler and Jno K Parker vice presidents A W Wilkerson secretary H C Robinson treasurer and W eipprecht manager.

Bryan Press Co Bryan Press Company Board of Directors J. W. Howell J. E. Butler R. 5. Webb Jno K. Parker A. W Wilkerson H. O. Boatwright Dr. Howell

Election Law Amendment Reforms Primary Nomination and Delegates

James proposes direct nomination by highest vote getter and a uniform test declaring Democrat affiliation. Delegates to the convention to be based on the last preceding primary. People may petition the executive committee with 10 percent support to add a plank in the platform if a majority votes for it.

James Executive Committee

Toad Superstitions Enduring In American Belief

The piece recounts stubborn toad superstitions about undying toads from stone and cites Dr Buckland’s 1825 experiments. Twelve toads in sandstone cages and glass plates died or wasted away after prolonged burial, leading to the conclusion that a toad cannot survive without air or food and that the myth may persist.

Buckland

Shakespeare's Name Spelled Variously In 16th Century Records

The London Standard reports Shakespeare used two spellings Shakspere and Shakspeare in signatures to his will and property deeds. Stratford council records show sixteen variants of his father’s name with Shaxpere being common. Seventeenth century references favor Shakespeare and it appears he endorsed this spelling in Venus and Adonis and Lucrece.

Shakespeare Shakspere Shakspeare Somerset House Blackfriars British Museum Florio London Standard

Bellisson's Little Adventure Tale From Revue Anecdotique

In a humorous anecdote Pellisson, famed French historian, is lured by a beautiful woman into a house where a painter asks for a model for Temptation In the Wilderness. He succumbs, unaware of the temptation, as the painter explains the comical setup.

Bellisson Pellisson Revue Anecdotique

Antiquity of Proverbs Across Cultures

The article notes proverbs predate books and served as unwritten morality. It highlights African sayings such as a man diving on dry land harms his face and two cannot share the same thorn. It cites a Transvaal proverb about a silent man with a brass band in his mouth.

Africa Transvaal

The Spanish Woman and Modern Courtesy Parody

A compilation of bygone prose and caricature style prose notes. It contrasts idealized medieval Latin beauty with contemporary social mockery including a Penned take on manners and a witty exchange about sport and marriage.

Henry LIX Hochneunschloesser- Fichtenwald M. Loane Contemporary Review

Familiarity with the Law Mentioned in Breeves Case

A fragment notes Breeves is described as familiar with the law and asserts he faces fines for contempt. The text hints at a court or legal proceeding but provides no clear names, dates, or outcomes beyond the notion of familiarity and potential contempt penalties.

Women In Medicine First Lady Doctor in Recovery

A fragment recounts two women doctors discussing a male patient. The First Lady Doctor notes he is sleeping and recovering, while the Second Lady Doctor suggests delirium. The brief dialog reflects medical observations in a period voice.

Beeter

Glee Club At A and M College Impresses Despite Weather

The A and M College Glee Club delivered a strong concert at the opera house with Miss Hettie Smith and the College Mandolin and Guitar Club. Despite a fair audience due to bad weather, most numbers were encored, the group praised for balance and timing, and the mandolin club noted for adding to the program. The event was followed by a moving picture show and matinee and evening performances announced for today.

Opera House A. and M. College Glee Club Hettie Smith College Mandolin and Guitar Club Glee Club College

Christian Church schedules altered for Sunday services

Bible school at 9 45 a m. No 11 oclock service due to Methodist church opening. Christian Endeavor at 5 p m. Preaching by pastor at 8 o clock titled Preparation Text Prepare to Meet Thy God. All services at the opera house. After tomorrow all services moved to courthouse.

Bible School Methodist Church Christian Endeavor Opera House Tomorro Christian Church

Presbyterian Church Sunday Services Announced

Presbyterian church schedules Sunday school at 9 45 a m with no 11 a m service due to Methodist opening. Westminster League meets at 7 15 p m followed by an 8 p m sermon by the pastor. The public is invited.

Presbyterian Church Methodist Church Westminister League

Baptist Church announces Sunday services and revival plans

The Baptist church lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m and a 8 p m public service with the pastor preaching. Baptism will occur during the night service. After tomorrow the Christian church worship moves to the courthouse and a May revival tabernacle will be erected. Mrs. Howard Eayes of Richmond visits relatives.

The Christian Church Court House Opera House Howard Eayes Richmond

Oil well brought in northwest of Denison

Five special trains carrying 1,500 homeseekers arrived at Denison. Japs buy war material from Krupps. D. A. Dickson, traveling salesman, dies suddenly in Cisco. A. L. Gray, stationary engineer, found dead in bed at El Paso.

Denison Krupps D. A. Dickson Cisco Tex A. L. Gray el Paso

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