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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1900
Page
1
An engineer aids a neighbor dispute over a fence showing professional courtesy by adjusting a survey three inches. A second vignette follows a shy suitor planning a proposal through cautious conversation and diplomacy before a harsh reply. A note on shoe fitting ends the piece with practical advice on trying new shoes later in the day.
The stranded company trudges toward the next town along railroad racks. The principal tragedian mocks the leading lady Mrs Howlhard for her sleep walking in MacBeth causing weary tension among the troupe. A loud snore from the leading lady confirms the gag.
A New York Times tribute highlights John S Blair of Blairstown New Jersey as a major benefactor to education. He supported Princeton University with generous gifts and founded a respected local academy, earning him enduring praise as a civic pillar.
Mrs Gladstone widow of the grand old man displays notable strength after a pony carriage overturn. Though shaken she quickly recovered with no ill effects from the accident, demonstrating resilience and vitality.
A returned naval officer recalls spring rumors of America's dissolution and a revived Confederacy. He notes such talk would have seemed wild aboard ships, arguing the Yankee nation did not fly to pieces.
Instructions advise not running or screaming but freezing, rolling on the floor, and covering with a heavy woolen blanket or rug to crush flames. If a person is on fire, use a blanket or thick item to smother the fire and pull them down to extinguish flames quickly. Moving worsens the fire by increasing airflow.
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