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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1900
Page
3
A fragmentary time table lists westbound and northbound departures from Hearne with various bound numbers and times. It mentions leaves and arrivals at Hearne and San Antonio.
Local notes show Guesie Kyle visiting Waco with Clarke, Mozelle Boyett in the area, and several residents returning yesterday from various towns. Motion mentions Miss Stella Shepard, W. F. Gibbs advertising a saddle and buggy horse for sale, and county treasurer Buchanan ready to pay third close scrip.
List of names for letters remaining at Bryan post office with a one cent delivery charge for each advertised item. Includes many women and men from local families. Also classifieds for travel tickets, real estate offers, and business ads from Hudson Nall and M Bonneville Jr. with prices and terms.
Quick sale offered for a 14 acre tract with 2 acres inside Bryan corporate limits near the powder house south of town. Suitable as residence or fine pasture. Price $400. Contact Hudson & Nall, real estate agents. Also note Charles Edinburg relocated his restaurant to Gooch building behind James and McDougald's drug store offering oysters and hot lunches on short notice.
A quarter block with improvements opposite and east of the court is offered for sale. A good bargain is available on this property. Contact Hudson Nall Real Estate Agents.
A report from the twenty sixth national conference of charities and corrections in Cincinnati cites Illinois reform school superintendent George Torrence linking cigarette use to criminal behavior among youths. He notes high cigarette smoking rates among boys aged 12 to 15 and urges WTU focus on cigarettes over saloons, recommending the corn cob pipe as a less harmful alternative.
A Cincinnati Inquirer reader recalls receptions where conversations end abruptly with new arrivals. She describes tea cups emptied in haste and nerves at 5 o'clock tea, noting spasmodic chatter and a habit of leaving conversations unfinished. She links the scene to broader national unrest and foreign perceptions.
A Norwich dean tells a humorous self own, recalling a field stile encounter with a farm lad. The boy, eating a bacon lunch, refuses passage and remarks the dean teaches him but the lad feeds him, delivering a wry, rustic punchline.
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