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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1907

Page

3

Teachers Institute Closes After Profitable Session

The Brazos County Teachers Institute adjourned after a well attended, productive meeting. Resolutions praised State Superintendent Cousins and County Superintendent Parker, thanked lectures from college leaders and ministers, and endorsed the Texas education conference tax amendment.

Brazos County Teacher's Institute R. B. Cousins T. W. Parker Thio Institute W. C. Welborn Agricultural and Mechanical College O. C. Charlton Texas Woman's College Conference of Education In Texas E. K. Barden Mary Morgan W. L. Powers

Younger Bros Dramatic Company Resting in Bryan

Capt. Jack reports Younger Bros. Dramatic Company enjoying a few days rest in Bryan after two successful performances at the Grand Opera House. They will play Monday night presenting On the Frontier with notable ladies and a band and orchestra. A fire in the negro public school principal's room was extinguished by 14 year old Will Porter who escaped with classmates.

Bryan Jack Younger Bros. Dramatic Company the Eagle Grand Opera House Will Porter

Party at Edge Promotes Holiday Goods and Local Vendors

A crowd from Edge visited yesterday to market products and buy holiday goods. Names listed include T. W. Frame Albert Payne Ed Payne Will Murphy Jim Murphy Edgar Broadus Willie Broad us W. J. McDonald Gainer Jim Parker Fort Martin J. W. Robinson. The note then shifts to world affairs noting Germany’s growing naval parity with the United States and plans for a future one billion dollar military buildup.

Edge T. W. Frame Albert Ed Payne Will Jim Murphy Edgar Willie Broadus W. J. McDonald Gainer Jim Parker Fort Martin J. W. Robinson

Fire works advertised at Five and Ten Cent Store

A five and dime shop promotes Santa Claus prices on a large assortment of fireworks. The feature highlights bargain reductions and seasonal specials for holiday shoppers.

Baptist Church Announces Sunday Services and Music

The Baptist church sets Bible school at 9:45 a.m. Public worship and preaching by the pastor at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Junior Union at 3 p.m. Sunbeam Band at 4 p.m. and Young People's Union at 6:15 p.m. Special morning and evening music features organ works and solos by Mrs. W. C. Davis and Mrs. H. O. Boatwright, with Dethier and Wagner selections and offertories named.

The Baptist Church Bible Sunbeam Band Young People’s Union

Christmas Sermon at Court House by Pastor Challenner

The sermon titled God the Great Giver is set for tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the Court House with an evening topic Practical Christianity from James 1 27. A Bible school session is planned at 9 45 a.m. and the evening service will begin at 7 15 p.m. The speaker invites men interested in charitable work to attend.

Challenner Court House

Transfiguration Sermon At Methodist Church

The Methodist Church urges all to attend regular services with morning and evening preaching by Pastor J. B. Turrentine. The 11 o clock sermon is The Transfiguration and the night sermon is The Prodigal Son. A warm welcome is extended to strangers and visitors.

J. B. Turrentine

Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule

Sunday school at 9 45 a m with preaching by the Pastor at 11 a m and 7 p m Westminster League at 6 15 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock All are cordially invited to attend these services.

Westminster League

Special Union Service Sunday At Baptist Church

City young people groups unite with the Baptist Young People's Union for a 6 15 p m union service at the Baptist church. Theme The Coming of Christ. Bible reading Luke 2 8 20. Speakers include Mr Ray Miss Coulter and Mr Swanwick with musical selections by Mr Williams and Mr Law.

Baptist Church Baptist Young People’s Union Christ Mr. Williams Mr. Swanwick Mr. Law

Free Baptist Church Weekly Happenings

Sunday school 9 45. Junior C E meeting 3 PM. Preaching by the pastor. Christmas tree Tuesday evening at o clock.

C. E

Meeting Notice for Church Board at Parsonage

The pastor asks every board member to meet at the parsonage tomorrow evening at 4 p.m. for an important discussion.

School Break Closes Term As Trains Run Full

The A. and M. College and other city schools dismissed for holidays and trains were crowded yesterday as students returned home for vacation.

A. & M. Colllge

Fort Worth Star on Country Press Role in Politics

The Fort Worth Star quotes a nugget of wisdom urging country papers to advocate for measures that benefit the greatest number without bias. It argues the country press wields influence and should mold public opinion for the good of people and state.

Fort Worth Country Press

Changing the Tune and the New Detective Dodge

A detective notes that detection evolves as new tricks arise. The story compares detectives adapting to fresh deceptions with a thirsty butler tale where the butler whistles while stealing. The master races to the cellar upon hearing a tune, only to learn the butler is changing the tune.

James Washington Star

Letter Writing In Ancient Babylon

Professor Friedrich Delitzsch notes in Harper's Magazine that cuneiform was not widely possessed yet scribes abounded in cities. Clay tablets and flexible writing surfaces show Babylonians kept an active letters network and strict law requiring written records witnessed for legal validity.

Babylon Christ Babylonia Friedrich Delitzsch Harper's Magazine

Arch Look and Cunning Bow Legs Impress Sally and Dolly

Sally and Dolly discuss Mr Callipers in a playful exchange. Sally praises his arch look and bow legs while Dolly calls him cunning and claims he is dreadfully bow legged. The dialogue uses humor to sketch character.

Sally Gay Mr.Callipers Dolly Swift

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Caldwell J. M. Caldwell Teachers’ Institute Younger Bros.’ Company Germany United States Guilamant Doxology W. C. Davis Lillebridge Mascagni Bohme Dethier Israel Dudley Buck Mr. Dally H. O. Boatwright God Methodist Church Presbyterian Church Young People’s Union Service Mr. Stuart Prof R. O. Allen Mr. Ray Miss Coulter Free Baptist Church Christian Church Coton Lawrence Warehouse Brick Warehouse Carnes & Wallace Jenkins Frank Thomas Stone City R. H. Harrison Emmet & Maloney’s Bryan, Texas
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