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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1899
Page
4
A city fair draws crowds with entertainment for all tastes. The I. and G. N. R. rail line offers round trips from all points at a single fare. For details contact the nearest I. and A. N. ticket office or D. J. Paice, G. P. and T. A., Palestine, Texas.
The Eagle offers a complete line of legal blanks with quantities and prices. Includes affidavits for accounts and facts, various deeds and mortgages, contracts for sale of real estate, powers of attorney, land notes, releases, transfers, promissory notes, and real estate leases. Prices range from five to ten cents per item, with bulk quotes available.
A listener recalls an anecdote about a man who followed his wife's unusual money hiding tips. He strapped his envelope under a sweatband, rode the elevated, and lost his hat when a stranger opened a window for air. He arrived home hatless and broke, highlighting the comic misapplication of domestic advice.
Saturday Review notes a late scene in bullfighting where the crowd and bull waver. One bull stands savage and fights near to the end, the sword drawn and the red line clear on the neck. The beast finally yields as officials remove the blades.
An actress from a London company boasts 216 male opera hats as souvenirs from each admirer. She preserves them pristine and repurposes many into photo frames workbaskets and even flowerpot holders, creating a curious personal collection.
Paris dispatch notes M Quesnay de Beaupre urges deputies to study the case evidence beyond Mazan's letter. He claims Mazan heard testimony making several criminal court members liable to penalties and vows action if inquiry stalls. War minister Freycinet authorizes Major Gandelette to challenge Urbain Gohier over Army against Nation article. Special committee to review revision trial bill adopted 346 to 169. Mazan's report to be read before the panel.
A Manila dispatch reports Spanish civil prisoners not yet freed amid tales of suffering. Young Spanish girls endured open dishonor with Indians while parents begged Aguinaldo for mercy. A letter from a dishonored child claims happiness, and five priests die from hunger and cruelty despite funds sent for maintenance. An appeal to the American nation asks to halt the tragedy.
Denver reports the death of Reverend Myron Winslow Reed pastor of Broadway Temple and former pastor in MilwauNukee Independence and other churches. He played an active political role in the recent campaign. The prose then shifts to various brief items: Missouri house plans to trim clerical staff, a Japanese steamer fire at Okinahama, plus multiple accidents burglaries fires and deaths across Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Nebraska and Canada. The roundup notes numerous fatalities injuries and incidents including drownings, a snow slide, a tunnel disaster, and a bear causing damage in Omaha.
City officials listed include Mayor A Adams and multiple department heads. Churches and fraternal groups are detailed with pastors meeting times and monthly lodge and club schedules in Bryan.
A promotional notice offers Texas Farm and Ranch and The Bryan Weekly Eagle at one year for $1.25. The papers are described as the cleanest and best agricultural stock and family publications in the Southwest, printed on calendered paper with handsome illustrations and practical family value. The ad urges readers to subscribe for full rural and local news.
An advertisement claims Cephalotus is the supreme remedy for nervous and sick headaches with relief in fifteen minutes. It promises rapid relief and repeat use, selling 3 powders per package for 10 cents and 9 powders for 5 cents. Marsh Mfg. Co. lists address at 27 5388 W Lake St., Chicago.
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