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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1906
Page
3
Dentist Specializes in Crown and Bridge Work
Dentist specializes in crown and bridge procedures. Office located upstairs over Burt Norwid's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Norwid
Indigestion Linked to Heart Disease Claim
A claim explains that non organic heart trouble stems from indigestion as undigested food ferments and pressures the heart. It cites D Kauble of Nevada Ohio who used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for months, asserting relief and heart pressure relief. The product is advertised as a $1 bottle, with a 50c trial size, by E O DeWitt & Co Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Kauble
Nevada
E. O. Dewitt & CO
Chicago
Pipe Explosion At State House Power Plant
An explosion in a large steam pipe at the state house power plant Friday morning caused severe damage. The blast wrecked the office work area and disabled the facility, forcing a noon shutdown while repairs were made and halting capitol business due to extreme cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
State House
Capitol
Armour Canning Plant To Cost Half Million Dollars
Armour plans a larger than expected canning plant in Fort Worth beginning work by February 16. The project costs about $500,000 and will employ over 800 workers, with many products currently shipped from Kansas City and other markets to be produced locally. Sheriff R P Hutton of Dalham County and Rip Pearce are in custody after a theft of two cars of horses from Dalhart, pursued across Mexico and California. stolen horses traced to Kansas City and eastern Illinois were recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Armour Canning
Kansas City
R. Pp. Hutton
Dallam County
Rip Pearce
RS. Coon & Bro
Dalhart
Mexico
California
Illinois
Terrible Sack Attack in Tiflis Armenian Seminary
In Tiflis on January 12 nearly 350 people were killed or injured after bombs were thrown from an Armenian seminary at a passing patrol. Cossacks and troops shelled the building, causing a fire and a large number of casualties. Eight revolutionists were killed in a follow up raid on another Armenian house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiflis
Caucasia
Irrigation Plan Discussion With Meades and Lyon
Washington January 12 J A Meade of Wichita Falls Texas will arrive to confer with Dr Meade and Cecil Lyon of the agriculture department about locating two irrigation projects in Wichita Falls A movement among eastern delegates to appoint Congressman Burgess as chairman of the National Waterways convention is under way A Texas delegates meeting at the Riggs House will coordinate a plan of action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. A. Meade
Wichita Falls
Tax
Dr. Meade
Agriculture Department
Ccil Lyonriculture Department
Cecil Lyon
National Waterways Convention
Congressman Burgess
Texas
Riggs House
St Louis firm plans mammoth Dallas cold storage plant
P C Ball of St Louis will establish a large Dallas cold storage and ice facility with 125 tons daily icemaking capacity and a 125 by 400 foot vault. The project, to cost 300000 dollars, aims to be ready for summer business. Ball travels to St Louis to secure machinery and requisites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
C. Ball
St. Louis
Ball
Battery Arrives at Fort Sam Houston Sets 1100 Mile March Record
The Sixth field battery of United States artillery under Captain G. W. Catchell reached Fort Sam Houston on Friday. The unit completed a 1100 mile practice march from Fort Riley Kansas in fifty five days, breaking the world record for long distance artillery marches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
United States Artillery
G. W. Catchell
Fort Riley
Kans
Judge Orders Acquittal Verdict In Hill Forgery Trial
Judge Auden Reich directed the jury to acquit John W. Hill former chief of the filtration bureau after a nine day trial on forgery and falsification of records charges in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Audenreich
John W. Hill
Liberals Seen Likely To Win Large Majority
London reports from Friday election returns indicate the Liberal party will secure a large majority in the next House of Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Judge Speer Denies Bond Petition for Greene and Gaynor
Savannah dated report states Judge Speer denied the petition for discharge from custody for Greene and Gaynor amid Sunday work protests. A clergyman quotes a boy replying that his father is playing the organ in church, illustrating Sunday labor scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Speer
Greene
Gaynor
A Conceited Man Edith Harry
A speaker recounts meeting a conceited man who proclaims Edith Harry the most adorable, beautiful, and intellectual woman in the world, then questions whether she loves him. The dialogue exposes his vanity through a witty exchange about admiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Harry
Ethel
A Morality Dilemma On The Tracks
A young man and a locomotive engineer debate a grim moral choice. The engineer argues that stopping to spare stagecoach children would cost more lives overall, comparing the shock of a sudden stop to the fall from a fifty four foot height.
Stones on Lough Swilly Shore Signal Stormy Weather
A north Ireland correspondent reports travelers near Inishowen on Lough Swilly observing rocks gathering on the sandy shore. An old field worker explains birds ballast sand for storms, noting rocks loaded with sand and a violent gale the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North of Ireland
Inishowen
Lough Swilly
Pearson’s Weekly
Spider as an Ingenious Builder of Its Web
The spider is described as a true engineer capable of laying a vast cable network. Thread by thread is arranged in a precise order, often requiring careful observation to uncover the reasons guiding its actions. Geometry and material strength explain many choices, revealing why such results are efficiently achieved.
Poor Richard's Almanac Gains Noted Popularity in 18th Century
In December 1732 Franklin started Poor Richard's Almanac priced at fivepence. It achieved rapid success with three editions sold in the first month and an average yearly sale of 10,000 over twenty five years. It required October press runs to supply distant colonies. The work was translated broadly, including into French and German, and featured witty humor and sage advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigelow
Franklin
Richard
Chinese flag description with dragon guarding sun
The flag features pale yellow field with a small red sun in the upper left quadrant. A fierce Chinese dragon appears intent on the sun, with a brilliant red and white belly, green knobbed back, five toed feet, a five forked tail, arched neck, and open mouth as if to swallow the sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
When old Fladger came to town twenty five years ago
A Chicago Tribune Style quip notes that when Fladger arrived his entire world fit on his back. Now his wife and six daughters carry everything on theirs, relieving him of the burden. The exchange reflects on family fortune and changing burdens over time.
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Fladger
Judge Goodliven Seen Leaving Del’s Before Dinner Honors
Philadelphia Ledger notes Judge Goodliven was spotted leaving Del’s amid talk of a large dinner in his honor this evening. The account emphasizes the discrepancy between expected banquet attendance and his actual whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Del's
Philadelphia Ledger
Procrastination and the Call to Seize Each Day
Motivational reflection on delaying tasks and pleasures, urging awareness that each day may end and every last opportunity is lost if not pursued. Emphasizes urgency and the value of living fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Muller
Landlady Pushes Rent as Roommates Consider Change
In Chicago, Roomerton reveals he may quit boarding while Flatleigh hints at a possible marriage. Roomerton clarifies the issue is not romance but rent payment to his landlady who demands her money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roomerton
Flatleigh
Chicago News
Quote Connection to Wit: Joker and Buffoon
A Chesterfield remark notes that a joker resembles a buffoon and neither term implies wit. The line contrasts social masks with genuine intelligence, suggesting folly without cleverness.
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Chesterfield
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