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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1901
Page
3
The Daily Eagle announces candidate W R Johnston for the office of alderman of Bryan in the April election. Johnston seeks the city seat and is named in the notice as a filed candidate for the municipal race.
The census bulletin compares Texas to other states, noting 265 28 square miles of area with substantial land. It argues Texas surpasses New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Wisconsin, Massachusetts and Michigan combined, and foresees rapid development in wealth and reputation over the next decade.
Weather and farming reflections describe dry windy conditions in Neal Texas with corn planting halted and rain needed. Local fishing thrives while health remains a community concern as Lena Horton visits Harmony and Lula Lane with Mrs J G Conn and family. A family loss is mourned for Berry Grant's child with condolences issued.
The ad claims C Gee’s Backache and Kidney Cure will treat backache kidney and bladder ailments. It promises value for money and positions the remedy as the best treatment known for troubles labeled as rebles in the copy.
Gentle reminder of spring arrival prompts shoppers to view latest novelties in dress goods trimming notions. Store notes high demand, early purchases filled, daily growing assortments, and invites visits as stock completes. One week sale begins Monday the 18th at the counters.
The former volcanic island Falcon reemerges in the Tonga region 16 feet above sea level after waves erased it for 14 years. It rose from a submarine eruption in 1885 and earlier reports said no trace would remain. The sunken speck, once two-part and barren, now shows a small landmass with limited vegetation and is expected to vanish again without further volcanic activity.
Professor Linde, famed for commercial refrigeration, advances industrial liquid air use with steam boilers. He proposes combining liquid air with coke or inferior fuels, reclaiming a nitrogen rest that yields about 9 pounds of oxygen per 18 pounds of air for profitable boiler furnace use amid high fuel costs.
The Providence Journal laments the old steamer Providence flagship of Jim Fisk's fleet lying at Lonsdale wharf awaiting decay. Once grand and commodious, it cannot compete with modern floating hotels and has come to its final days in the city that bore its name.
The article highlights top debaters in the Senate and House with Chandler of New Hampshire Spooner of Wisconsin and Cannon of Illinois Moody of Massachusetts. It describes Siberian railroad passengers enjoying in car libraries pianos barber shops physician service multilingual porters and seven days travel from St Petersburg to Irkutsk.
Notice of stock holders and board meeting under Calvert, Wacoar Railway Co. laws. Regular annual me is to be held at the office in Texas Saturday at o clock p m. Receipts for money due or orders from Bryan Water Ice Plant to be recognized or by the supervisor.
A fragmentary dialogue describes linguistic quirks in English and Italian accents. Characters Rob and Tom discuss difficult words and word lengths while references to Gilbert and Sullivan and operatic mispronunciations appear along with a brief exchange about nationality and voice.
In Chicago News commentary, Fing is promoted to corporal sparking debate over pompous language and rank signals. The column questions pompous phrasing and its impact on public perception of military ranks.
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