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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1909
Page
3
Bryan Texas content shows subscription rates and carrier reminders, announces candidates for City Marshal C C Shelburne Bovett, City Secretary John B Hines, and Alderman W S Wilson Jr. It also comments on statehood questions, politics, potato trade, dress, Arbor Day trees, morality, and local industry.
The speaker derides Senate secrecy in the Thomas investigation and jokes about a wave of red headed migrants affecting Texas politics. George Bailey of the Houston Post is blamed for the error, demanding extreme punishment and legislative incentives for harsher methods.
A portrait of wreckers who face deadly seas and freezing exposure while rescuing ships. The narrative details brutal risks, from pneumonia and frozen limbs to lost hands and fatal injuries, describing a perilous lifetime at sea with little mercy.
In Albion Michigan residents laud Mi-o-na the dyspepsia cure with a world wide reputation. Citizens quote personal relief from stomach trouble distress and dyspepsia after using Mi-o-na with a druggist offering a 50 cent trial and money back guarantee if it fails.
The text presents a baffling folk remedy using repeated swallows of a beverage or potion to cure the hieroughs. It references a comic tone about town life and a mix of nonsensical or garbled phrases, mentioning remedies, fees, and a state journal.
A New York Sun report notes visitors observe bananas ripening while green in Colombia's banana district. Workers cut green fruit and hang it to dry until ripe, showing ripe flavor precedes yellow skin.
A prison chaplain urges reform with a departing prisoner who jokes that the chaplain would lose his job if inmate recidivism stopped. The prisoner notes the chaplain earns a salary, implying the cycle keeps him employed.
Tyler schedules a trades day each month, inviting residents to swap goods, crafts, and services. The event emphasizes community exchange and local participation, aiming to boost neighbor networks and support small exchanges.
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