Education and the A. and M. College Trade Offs in Public School Training
A speech discusses the link between public schools and the A. and M. College, stressing that most college students receive preliminary training in public schools. It argues for stronger English and mathematics foundations, reform of examinations, staged promotions, and selective industrial education while outlining the college’s mission as a technical school and its role in state development.
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A. & M. College
Tregard
Watts
Congress
Abe
Texas
College Links Strengthen Public School Curricula
The speaker notes that establishing relations between the College and public schools has strengthened courses of study to meet College requirements. The observer highlights these relations as the most important and invites further views on the subject.
Osteopathy in Healing and its Clear Distinctions
An author argues Osteopathy is a science not a form of magnetic healing or massage. It claims wide curative reach across fractures, paralysis, and chronic ailments and cites Kirksville Missouri training plus Boston and Minneapolis institutes with many graduates.
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Bryan
Kirksville
Boston
Minneapolis
Osteopathy Offers Hope in Bryan Inaugural Visit
C L Gosen D O announces osteopathy as a rational remedy for numerous ailments from stomach disorders to nervous diseases. He lists conditions treated and proclaims no charge for examination and diagnosis while setting up in Room 3 Parker Building in Bryan, inviting public trust.
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Bryan
C. L. Gosen
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Parker Building
Bryan Outgrows the Cow in Stock Law Debate
A short note expresses strong support for stock law as a preferred approach, noting Bryan's growth beyond the cow context and reaffirming belief in the policy. The fragment signals a local stance on property and animal regulation without detailing specifics.
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Bryan
Texas Resources Magazine Preview and Offer
Handily illustrated monthly magazine from the 1. & G.N. R. R. covers Texas regions by month from March 1899 to January 1900. It invites investors, sportsmen, tourists, and home seekers, offering free mailings with 25c postage per year or 2c for a sample. A 52x40 inch Art Map of Texas and Mexico can be obtained for 10c in stamps.
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Texas
Houston County
Montgomery County
Cherokee County
Leon County
Anderson County
Palestine
Rusk County
Walker County
Bexar County
San Antonio
Brazoria County
Harris County
Houston
Mexico
D. J. Price
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Eagle
John A. Waylam
Limestone
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Read’s Drug Store
B. F. Leman
Henry Rohde
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