Per Capita Circulation Report Cites $32 Level
The comptroller notes per capita circulation at $32, contrasting with memories of about $8. The speaker recalls eggs at five cents a dozen to illustrate the perceived change in value.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1909
Page
2
Democrats split into True Blues and Squaws in Tennessee
The Galveston News reports Tennessee Democrats divide into two camps True Blues and Squaws, notes the term may offend, and discusses journalistic warnings about misrepresentation. It cites Aaron V Brown’s Mexico war remark, his governorship, and cabinet service, arguing even statesmen’ prophecies can mislead and truth telling invites criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston News
Tennessee
Texas
Aaron V. Brown
Mexico
Mr. Brown
Buchanan
Political satire prompts Texas reform questions
The Athens Texas Review cites a Texas legislator’s hotel rate anecdote, asking where extra salary funds could come from amid discussions of abolishing the senate and broader legislative reform. It notes East Texas fruit growers forming a stock company and recalls a Valentine couplet from fifty years ago amid modern noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Commonwealth
George Bailey
Huston Post
Athens
Austin
Allentown
Eagle
Prosperity spreads in Elgin and suburbs
Excerpts note booming work in Elgin with all trades employed as prosperity grows. Other items cite a Beaumonter dream of a suburban farm and a hog fed on buttermilk reaching over a thousand pounds. A Caldwell Ledger reflection warns against pleasing everyone and urges firm independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar County
Honey Grove
Caldwell Ledger
Revival by Billy Sunday in Spokane ends with vast church growth
Ex baseball star Billy Sunday completed a seven week revival at Spokane Tabernacle adding 5,786 members since December 25. He praised Spokane's modern progress and goodwill, while a farewell luncheon raised more than 12,000 in offerings and gifts for the evangelist and party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Spokane, Wash
Spokane
Wash
Tabernacle
R. B. Patterson
Triangle
Evangelist
Furnace Dismisses School as Heating Fails
The air wet side school had its heating furnace out of commission yesterday morning leaving several rooms at 80 below. The board dismissed classes for the day. Pipes were clogged and a plumber was hired to fix the system. repairs expected to restore heat by morning.
An Artist's Mustache and English Fashion
An 1846 police report notes the artist Thomas Cooper as fashionably dressed with large mustaches before he joined the Royal Academy. The Art Journal described mustaches as an atrocious un English affectation, reflecting mid century tastes in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Thomas Cooper
Art Journal
Royal Academy
Cooper
Academy
Sunny climate links to aging population in Swiss canton
The New York Post notes Italian side towns near Lugano, Carabietta with 227 and Pentilino with 33 sunny days per year headline high sunshine. The canton of Tessin shows an unusual share of elderly residents with forty four per thousand over seventy and ten per thousand over eighty, suggesting sun may boost longevity.
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Swiss Alps
Carabietta
Pentilino
Lugano
Tessin
New York Post
Ancient beetles as immortality symbols in Egyptian art
Stones carved into beetles served as immortality emblems in ancient Egypt. Common beetle copies buried with the dead bore wishes for future repose and happiness, with hieroglyphs and depictions like a hawk, vulture, and goose symbolizing resurrection, maternity, and royal lineage.
Knights of Pythias Lodge Meeting Announced
The Eagle requests announcement of a regular Knights of Pythias lodge meeting at eight o clock to urge fullest attendance of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Wood Sale Ad from J. L. Edge
Seasoned bois oak wood for sale at $2.75 per cord delivered. Contact J. L. Edge, 62.
To Men With Wives From a Singer Salesman
A sales note urges husbands to leave certain topics to wives, citing wives’ knowledge. It touts the Singer reputation backed by fifty years’ experience and claims Singer sales exceed all others. Contact T.4. Satterwhite, Salesman and Collector, Phone 105.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
T. 4
Satterwhite
Cakes and Candies Offer Fresh Fruit and Fancy Cakes
A small advert notes fresno made fruit cakes and fancy cakes and candy items offered by Otto Oehme. The line includes fruit cakes and assorted confections.
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Otto + oehme
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