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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1909
Page
3
Readers urged to report missed deliveries and address changes to the Bryan Texas post office to ensure timely newspaper service. Subscribers should call promptly if the paper is not delivered or if they move.
City records note appointment or designation of John B Hines Eugene Edge Covey and H A Burger to city secretary or related posts in a brief notice. Names appear in OCR readable list with roles unspecified.
President Charles W. Eliot of Harvard University, a distinguished educator, visits Texas institutions to discuss higher education and future collaboration with local leaders.
Dr Charles W Eliot president of Harvard for forty years visits the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas, attends dress parade and banquet, outlines educational aims, and is hosted by President Milner and local dignitaries. He travels through the South to study civic and educational conditions and meet leaders in business and professions.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as nature’s remedy a vaporized eucalyptus air inhaled via a hard rubber device. It claims to cure catarrh asthma sore throat bronchitis or croup or money back and offers a complete outfit for one dollar.
The passage lists individuals including Francis Davis Esther Davis Margaret Walker Tabitha Milner Imogene King E V Hill from Brownwood and B Bryan General H B Stoddard Maj L L McInnis Jesse Garth Gussie Buchanan Lucy Beard Frances Fountain with others from Dallas Bryan.
The English chemist Dalton trained as a schoolteacher without a laboratory. He performed a crude experiment using a conical ale glass and a thermometer to show water conducts heat, noting temperature rises from 47 to 52 degrees after varying times.
A distressed man entered the central police station and told the desk sergeant he wished to surrender. He confessed to being a bigamist, saying he married not only the daughter but the entire family and was ready to face punishment for his actions.
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