No. 1 and No. 3 Trains Departures Barred
No. 1 leaves and No. 3 leaves, with No. 1 arriving at 1:05 a.m. and 9:05 a.m. No. 3 arrives at 12:50 p.m. and 2:45 a.m. departures unclear.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1899
Page
3
No. 1 leaves and No. 3 leaves, with No. 1 arriving at 1:05 a.m. and 9:05 a.m. No. 3 arrives at 12:50 p.m. and 2:45 a.m. departures unclear.
C A Harris left yesterday for Louisiana Mrs Belle Cooper departed for Alvin Sunday B H Knowles went to Calvert yesterday Harry Smith arrived from Navasota Sunday W Co Newman defeated Macy yesterday Judge J W Doremus traveled to Marlin Davis Garth returned to Ft Worth Miss Marie Shields came back from Waco Sunday Mrs J Fred Smith returned to Dallas yesterday Jess L Johnson from St Louis visited Sunday Dr D M Broadway in Wellborn yesterday Col L L Foster and Mrs Foster went to Austin Sunday Woodhead and Edgar Covey went to Houston yesterday Burt Norwood has been ill lately Mrs Lee Costello and her son left for Kansas City yesterday Mrs C M Camp and Miss Pearl Wallace went to Franklin Sunday Millinery discounts at Mrs Proctor’s If J Shapiro visited from Madisonville Sunday then went to Waco T A Cloud of Kurten called at the Eagle office yesterday Ring central for time from John M Caldwell’s clock Loan 1000 secured by deed of trust on real estate P O box 420 Mr R J Ford offers buggies surveys buckboards cheap
M Parker returns from West Texas trip. Insurance agents Reed handles accident and life policies. Beckye Melyer and Washie Mathis visiting Pearsall, Frio County en route home to Madisonville. Nellie Smith hosts J A O Club card party. Mrs F Marion Law wins married ladies prize, Allie Saunders wins J A O prize. Luncheon served. Madison County visitors include Henry Vernon, J D Vernon, Powell Shannon, Dave Shannon, Buck Broadway, Henry May Sr, George May, Rose Denman, Alex Lockwood, Will Keller, Wesley Childress, Alf Prescott, Bill Hesting, Del Blunt, Pete Harris, A Brown, John Brown, M Rogers, Ob Dowell, John Bollin, John Wallace.
A photographer warns that some so called strong men rely on camera tricks and posing to advertise power. He notes color tricks and makeup enhance muscular illusion while private strength differs from staged images. A London Answers vignette then shows a daughter overhearing a business talk and choosing to stay, amused by George’s bravado.
City health officer Dr George R K Tabor reported two smallpox cases and six varioloid after investigation. A special city council meeting granted authority to establish a pest house employ guards and isolate cases to prevent spread. Vaccinations will be offered free to those unable to pay.
Announcement for 809 and beyond listing fire insurance, real estate rental collection agency, property transactions, abstracts, and notary services. Emphasizes houses for rent, mortgage collections, competitive commissions, and personal attention to patrons. Requests a share of your real estate and insurance business for the new year.
The article reflects on martello towers once key coastal defenses now serving coastguard needs. It notes their origins tied to Italian towers and a 1794 defense led by Le Tellier against a joint sea and land assault. The piece also includes a digressive remark about a clergyman visiting parishes and a yokel audience.
A Venice council decree addresses glassmakers who take their craft beyond national borders. It states that if a worker harms the republic by exporting art abroad he should be recalled. relatives may be imprisoned. if he persists, an emissary is assigned to kill him.
A short quip from Echo de Paris where Madame jokes the doorbell cannot be the clock as it shows a quarter to ten but the clock is fast, invoking a light city humor about punctuality and mistaken time.
The piece notes that Japanese people are surprisingly free from drunkenness compared with other nations. It states saké, the native drink, is consumed similarly to tea in daily life and is only slightly more intoxicating than tea.
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune notes Cromwell legends are vivid yet flawed. Elizabeth Claypole, Cromwell’s daughter, married John Claypole of Northborough and long lived in a fourteenth century manor now ruined. Carlyle calls her graceful, brave and amiable, yet quotes reveal a more complex view of her character and home.
Aboard a luxurious liner the barber is key, earning good tips and guarding a stock of native curios for port visits. Passengers often buy mementos from him instead of ashore traders, as he buys wholesale and resells at modest markups.
A collage of remarks on M. the actor with nicknames Goose M Bull M Frog M, the tale of a sea gull in Auchmithie and Arbroath, and a wry note on a London landlord. Also includes a mock daring robber, a Detroit School of drawing contrast, and Turkish housing furniture minimalism.
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