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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1906
Page
4
A brief note cites T. S. Henderson of Cameron Milam County in a discussion on a blanket primary. It mentions advertising principles and urges sanitary, safe practices in civic engagement. It references local religious revivals and a critical view of higher criticism.
Dr. Geo. R. Tabor resumes duties as state health officer after a recuperative trip abroad. He held talks with Surgeon General Wyman in Washington and with Southern health officers at a New Orleans meeting on his way home.
Gov Lanham praises iron industry efforts at the Texas penitentiary system project in Rusk. The furnace runs day and night producing 100 tons of pig iron per day and the pipe factory aims to double output to 60 tons daily. Coke smelting proves effective and Texas could attract large investments. Rail expansion and coal field development in Indian Territory may soon resolve fuel needs.
An opinion piece extols the indispensable forward thinker behind every aspect of society. It argues the world relies on the man ahead who keeps stores open factories running printing houses delivering reading matter railways moving and traffic flowing.
Professor F R Marshall of Texas A and M College notes Texas cattle show strong breeding quality in Shorthorns and Herefords. He says Texas stock is immune to Texas fever, offering southern states improved herds. Marshall led twenty students in judging and studying draft horses from Armour & Co. and calls for state support to expand practical demonstrations.
The Battalion publishes the 1966 college baseball schedule for A and M. A total of 21 games are planned: 11 at home, 10 away, with season tickets at $2.00 and single games 25 cents. Key early dates include March 28 or 29 Kansas, March 30 Baylor, and March 31 Baylor at College.
Bryan city voters will elect a Mayor and two City Council members at Bryan City Hall on the first Tuesday in April. The ordinance cites the city charter and state election laws and is signed by City Secretary C. M. Spell and R. H. Harrison.
A reflective verse speaks of never passing this way again and savoring seeds of kindness sown along life’s road. The speaker hopes for wisdom in speech and writing and a life of courtesy, fidelity to friends, and fragrant paths. Selected.
Bugler Greer recalls a holiday tale in which a couple uses a neighborly bugle prank to outwit a strict father who forbids late hours. The girl lends a brother’s horn and the duo erupts with taps and reveille, leaving the father to concede sleep. The Battalion.
Mr Edwin Cyclone Southers also known as The Florida Cracker will speak in Bryan Monday evening April 2 under the Bryan Lyceum Course. The event features his full satanic majesty costume if requested by the local committee. He is praised for eloquence and novelty by London Telegraph Leader Pittsburg Leader and Key West Journal and Equator Democrat.
The Bleachers at the athletic field are finished in six sections. Each section has eight rows seating twelve men per row, totaling nearly a hundred seats per section. Built of yellow pine and designed by Prof. Mitchell, the project was made possible by the student body with thanks from the corps.
A classic experiment explains how echo distance is calculated. By shouting a syllable and timing the return, sound speed estimates distance. example uses seven seconds and ten shouts giving about 894 feet.
The Pittsburg Press reports that insurers inspect fireproof building work in New York through expert engineers and fireproof agents. They do not halt construction but warn that further policies will be denied until specified remedies are completed, ensuring compliance beyond city inspectors.
The passage notes that earrings have been favored globally and across eras. It cites Persian, Babylonian, Carthaginian, Greek, Roman, and Egyptian traditions, with men and women wearing them and references to Hera, the Iliad, Venus de Medici, and Pliny. It highlights enduring design influence and modern recreations of ancient styles.
A London Mail report notes the price revolution in matches from 1830 with Congreves in tin boxes sold for a half crown per box. Bryant and May opposed Mr Lowe’s tax on lucifers and were honored with a public fountain at Bow.
A satirical eighteenth century list of admiralty traits criticized naval leadership. It claims the ideal admiral should know nothing of ships or sea, avoid geography and tactics, delay office hours, ignore business, and have an empty head with well kept hair, and yet such a man was found as major battles like St Vincent Nile and Trafalgar occurred soon after.
Quotations appear suggesting a forward looking message about progress and self commitment as society reads signs of impending change. The source frames the idea as a call to dedicate oneself to upcoming developments and reforms.
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