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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1907
Page
3
The Weekly Eagle notes the twentieth year of its publication and reports Texas cotton mills running overtime. It urges Bryan to tackle the expansion, hoping unfinished business is settled, and argues every town receiving cotton should have a cotton mill compress oil mill and fertilizer factory built.
John M. Duncan, set to join the next legislature, works on a draft election law aiming to include the Terrell law's best features and remove its flaws. The note ponders whether Texas will ever get its election law straight.
Postmaster E Blanchard received a letter from a Kalamazoo Mich girl thanking him for passing on a recent letter. She says she has many suitors from west Texas and cannot decide whom to love. She promises to visit San Angelo soon and asks his help in selecting a partner.
The Lindale Smith county canning plant assigns to creditors amid profitability doubts. The Palestine Herald notes common errors in weekly papers and corrects a mistaken story about Bud Peters’s dog with a can tied to its tail, clarifying it was a tomato can not an oyster can.
Count Enzenberg asked Prince Bismarck to inscribe an album page bearing autographs of Guizot and Thiers. Guizot wrote two maxims on prudence about forgiving and forgetting. Thiers added that a little forgetting would aid sincerity. Bismarck noted his habit of forgetting much and asking forgiveness more.
An advertising pitch claims Mi o na will strengthen digestion and nerves, restore energy and health, and offers a money back guarantee with every 50 cent box. The ad urges readers to ask to see the guarantee as proof of the remedy’s merit.
A discussion on everyday deception and etiquette. The author argues most people tell small lies to preserve politeness, keeping family and social harmony, with quotes from Wilbur Larremore on how spouses and kin are spoken of.
A centuries old tale ties Shetland wool to the Spanish Armada wreck. Sailors taught island natives to dye wool using local roots, producing bright colors. Modern wearers of Shetland knitted comforts unknowingly carry a memory of the invincible Armada.
The article urges eating more fruit for better health and less medicine. It notes fruit eaten on an empty stomach in the morning stimulates digestion and that apples and oranges improve biliousness. Stewed prunes and figs are also healthful at any time.
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