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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1901
Page
2
The Methodist church ladies host a Doll Bazaar at Aspros Store with a display of dolls offered for sale. Voters can cast ballots for a preferred child, and the contest closes Tuesday noon, December 24, with votes tallied daily and results published in the Bryan Eagle each morning.
An 1851 tale recounted by Rev. Dr. J. O. Peck tells how American sailor Haskins faced execution in Valparaiso Chile after a street altercation. English and American diplomats intervened as the English consul used the Union Jack to shield him, wrapping him in the American flag and the flag of Britain. The shot was stayed and the sailor freed.
A list of hotel arrivals includes many names and cities such as L H Fuller Waco W M Paine New York J H Kirk St Louis Sol Bellitz Houston L C Roberts Brenham R F Penn Austin J T Maloney Palestine W Swaty E M Gleason Dallas F Wardman Cairo J C Pyle Rogers Prairie J W Knight Dayton CENTRAL J RS Stevens Cold Bering oo Zz Nwent J F Steele Madisonville M Carpenter Franklin Rush tee Queen Brenham DS Wilson. The St Louis Globe Democrat comments that American cities permit large poster fences while European cities limit size location and tax signage to boost municipal revenue.
A safe feeding rule is to supply enough for satisfaction and no excess. Do not let droppings accumulate in the poultry house for more than a week. Bone dust provides bonemaking material and counteracts shortages.
A Baltimore American quip quotes Mr Meddergrass denying a pie closely matched his mother's, but noting the crust is nearly as crusty as she used to bake. The line captures a humorous comparison in a restaurant setting.
Norse weddings end the short Scandinavian summer, a season the industrious Norsemen deem too brief for long celebrations. Maidens wooed by suitors begin a sequence of courtship that leads to wedding rituals. The piece notes the contrast between work and festivity in Norwegian culture.
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