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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1907
Page
3
An advertisement pitches Preventics as a safe, harmless tablet to stop colds and grippe at the sneeze stage. It urges prompt use to possibly reduce illness duration and feverish symptoms in both children and adults and offers samples and a booklet from Dr. Shoop in Racine Wisconsin.
Real estate listing highlights a city residence in Bryan with three acres of land. Described as one of the area's most desirable homes, the property offers substantial lot size and prime location.
All work completed with satisfaction guaranteed. Residents report a Red Boot sign located next to James and Nuan in Bryan Texas, inviting customers to visit and trust in service.
Rudolph Winter and Jennie Boyett were married Sunday at the Presbyterian Church in Bryan by Dr. J. D. West. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Boyett, and the groom is the son of Mrs. C. B. Winter. They will reside at the Rosemount Hotel where the couple plans to live.
For Rent adjoining my home apply to Malcolm Carnes at 169. For fine fresh bred and cakes call at the Texas Bakery with careful attention to special orders and phone 89. Mrs Otto Poehm d 11 3 announces a Mother Goose party by the Baptist ladies Tuesday afternoon 5 30 to 7 30 on Dr J W Howell lawn with 10 cent admission. Ice lemonade wafers free and other lawn attractions including a Dwarf Show and Jack Horner with his Christmas pie. Everyone invited. 62 63
Local columns report Swocealse Airs and Cora Suber visiting Hearne, Arch Graham at Hockley, and many residents like J. E. Sample in Navasota and F. Parks Jr. in Dallas. Mentions travel to Taylor, Hearne, Marlin, Hempstead, Corpus Christi, and Robertson county with social calls, shopping notices, a shoe sale, and a warning on a recent escape near Carlos. A crime note cites a fatal Mexican near Millican.
In a period advertisement, Coulter markets mosquito bars and cold beverages to beat the heat, urging customers to consider his ice tea, water glasses, and cooling fans priced from 5 cents to 5 dollars. The note also mentions seasonal apparel including alpaca, serge and Sicilian coats. W. J. Coulter.
An ad from Wilson and Derden promotes Irish linen at 19c per yard with a 10 yard limit and no phone orders, valid Monday and Tuesday. The banner highlights a 200 yard special and 35 yard width.
Coulter advertises a selection of trunks up to 20 dollars and suitcases up to 15 dollars, inviting customers to plan a summer trip with affordable luggage options.
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