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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1900
Page
3
Blanke and Bro announces arrival of new fancy candy as a fresh shipment reaches the port. The local store will stock assorted sweets from the Blanke lines for weekend sales.
An appealing pamphlet from the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo outlines the Division of Foods and Their Accessories. It highlights aims to educate on tropical Pan-American production of teas, coffees, and spices, and showcases plans for a specialist exhibit space and a con demonstration of regional cultivation potential. Joe Mitchell Chapple, editor of The National Magazine, praised the display and offered editorial support.
A London Tit-Bits excerpt recounts a man on a suburban train who plans to give his wife presents for upcoming birthdays and Christmas. He lists trousers shoes cigars a meerschaum pipe and tobacco hoping to outdo his wife’s gifts and even the score for past years.
A Detroit tale recalls a man robbed near his home by two footpads who force him to walk the block. He later discovers the unfamiliar assailants were strangers while his near neighbor, a practical joker, appeared in the incident. The couple and hired help recover the money, watch, papers, and a diamond pin after a lantern-led search.
In a lighthearted scene, Bingo learns from Mrs. Bingo that a telegram from Jack Enslow promises a key business meeting tonight. Bingo eagerly plans to rush off after dinner, confident the message confirms his front row seats.
A letter from a Dooly county writer explains he composed a poem about 100 yards long over six months and two hours. He asks where a trustworthy reader can review the poem and provide feedback, offering to pay $1 a day until finished, with the caveat that the task not take too long.
Up to Date humor notes a doctor who uses mirrors in waiting rooms instead of magazines. A friend asks how it works and the doctor notes people enjoy looking at themselves, arriving early to wait. Town Topics adds a local quip about Sunday closures and liquor rules, joking that only travelers can obtain liquor.
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