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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1903
Page
2
A reprinted extract from the Chicago Daily News highlights how swindlers lure gullible investors with promises of high monthly returns and easy riches. It describes wildcat mining schemes, fake letters, and schemers who prey on the hopeful by selling fearlessly false gold bricks and staged opportunities.
From Colorado Boulder on August 8 1908 a letter expresses gratitude for Bryan friends and the pleasant journey. The writers describe reaching Fort Worth on August 1 and boarding the Fort Worth and Denver road praised for its accommodating staff.
The account follows Bonfire a high bred hackney sent by rail to the Madison Square Garden horse show and struck by severe car sickness. The piece notes his nerves, a cold, and nervous indigestion amid the noisy, jolting train ride and nighttime transit.
A letter from Mrs. Anderson describes a scenic journey through a vast country with plains and mountains viewed from the dining car. She notes cordial greetings by Dr Homer T Wilson and mentions Mrs Pennybacker and Miss Ada Board at the Chautauqua, with plans for more trips and thanks for Eagle readers.
The bass of thunder exceeds the lowest orchestra note and erases musical sense. The passage notes focus on expression over notes, saying the diminuendo is better shown by thunder. After the first clap, the ear enjoys the roar rolling away and fading to silence at great distance.
A Baltimore Sun reader reflects that some believe the earth was made for ants and others argue that bacteria populate air and water. Each living creature may think everything was made for it.
A brief Chicago News item notes a joke between a young wife and husband. She mentions her pudding, he replies with a humorous misstatement about cholera mixture as he pours a double dose.
A brief comic exchange notes one person reading a novel while another asks if they remember them. The response emphasizes memory is the reason for reading rather than recall.
A reflective note from the Atchison Globe suggests people can always find others to agree, even when conclusions are self critical. The quote highlights the ease of confirmation in discourse and the social pull toward harmony over candor.
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