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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1899
Page
3
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M D Cole went to Marlin yesterday Nellie Tabor visits Groesbeck Alf Patterson to Marlin yesterday Hugo Knobland to Waco Marcus Miller returns to Hempstead J P Wilson ill Mr J P Wilson hosts a visitor list and more. Skeleton found on Rockey ranch attributed to a white man by experts planting Mexican June corn encouraged by local editors.
A late Pharmaceutical journal features an advertisement by a large drug house boasting rejection of over 50,000 units of two drugs for inertness in the past year. The ad claims expertise in judging drug quality and promises high grade tinctures and reliable service to earn public trust and patronage.
Prof. D J McDonald from Bethel says a meeting will be held at Bethel Academy to consider enlarging the building adding a new teacher and a music instructor. About seventy five to eighty dollars has been subscribed for the project as praise grows for the academy reflecting Brazos county and the region.
Corsicana receives flood relief shipments for Brazos County from Frost Blooming Grove Mertens Powell and others. One carload of corn meal flour bacon and Corsicana clothing for flood sufferers to Bryan with more on the way. Local businessman C B Beck sent a large clothing box for men boys overalls dresses and bed quilts and recalled his own Brazos flood experience.
Holligan School House notes report visits by Prof B H Wiley to Rock Prairie and by Prof C Rollins as well as illness of A Todd. Families from Reliance and Edge attend preaching. A singing school conducts with about fifty scholars and closes July 21. Miss Mamie Todd earns Huntsville normal appointment. Community letters praise The Eagle and urge more correspondents across counties.
After the flood residents discuss renewed crop hope as ground remains very hard. Miss Lillie Lemon returns from Bryan and Mrs. Moore of Kurten visits follow. Mrs. Presnal and daughter visit Kurten. Edith Preston and her brother visit Knob Prairie. A Cedar Creek picnic is planned for next Friday inviting all to bring dinner.
Protracted meetings and good health noted as Miss Maude Nicol visits Bryan relations Miss Blanche and Emma Hickman. Mr Peter Wheeler from Madison visits relatives. Hopkins to entertain at Cottonwood schoolhouse on Thursday night July 20. Grand picnic planned at Cedar Creek on August 1 with prepared baskets.
The Japanese banish nonessential items from bedrooms and keep only useful decor such as flowers in simple arrangements. This method aims for utmost neatness and repose, allowing beauty and daintiness with minimal clutter to maintain comfort and health.
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