Train schedule notes for northbound and southbound routes
Northbound numbers 1 8 6 with times 10 20 am 1 27 pm and 2 18 am. Southbound Nos 2 4 6 with 2 46 am. Nos 8 and 4 are fast trains stopping only at principal stations.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1903
Page
3
Northbound numbers 1 8 6 with times 10 20 am 1 27 pm and 2 18 am. Southbound Nos 2 4 6 with 2 46 am. Nos 8 and 4 are fast trains stopping only at principal stations.
Local items show houses for rent applied to D. Mike Jr and a long list of residents traveling to Calvert and returning from nearby towns. Several sales offers appear including a Bryan homestead with five acres and a six room dwelling. Also noted are shipments of garden seeds and a movable two story gin house with full gin outfit ready for transfer.
Bryan mourns the death of G C Wallace a longtime citizen reported at 4 30 am. A fuller obituary will run in tomorrow’s Eagle. Obituary note follows amid remarks on local theater reviews and community news including Dr D H Clark’s move to Bryan and Prof B G Oneal’s new comptroller’s office post.
Paul Beaumont aged 26 is reported to have accidentally killed himself Thursday afternoon at his mother's Fort Worth residence. He was found on the room floor by Mrs. Beaumont with a hammerless shotgun beside him, the top of his head blown away. He was reared in Bryan and formerly employed by The Brazos Pilot. No other person was present when the deed occurred.
Practical kitchen notes advise pinning a pin in the pan to keep eggs from cracking and adding a pinch of brown sugar to fix salty gravy. Boil turnips with strong onions, drain before using. fry no more than six oysters at a time. age mincemeat a week or ten days. peanut salad pairs with roast duck using peanut meats, olive oil, celery and olives with mayonnaise on lettuce.
A Philadelphia physician advocates sandal and sabot use to avoid diseases tied to leather shoes. He argues dry feet prevent illness, cites personal sabots for all family, and claims wooden footwear costs about 30 cents a pair and avoids cramping and tenderness.
A brief humorous item from the New York Times depicts Uncle Podunk shopping and haggling with a saleswoman over socks priced at a quarter per pair. He hands over cash amid a weathered exclamation and calls for quiet handling of the cash.
The wife of Professor Galvini of Bologna is credited with noting convulsions in skinned frogs on a table which prompted her husband to begin experiments that, in 1791, founded the galvanic battery lineage.
A Pleasant Evening at the Houston residence honored Master Lynville on his fourteenth birthday. Friends gathered to enjoy amusements and late refreshments, with guests recalling youth and joking about aging in a playful, nostalgic mood.
The Galveston News announces the romantic novel Gabriel Tolliver by Joel Chandler Harris appears in weekly installments in the Galveston Sunday News and the Galveston Semi Weekly News. It lists price details and subscriptions including club rates with Bryan Weekly Eagle for annual access.
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