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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1906

Page

4

Destroy Weevils With Carbon Bisulphide Fumigation

Agricultural notice from Texas State farmers urges use of carbon bisulphide to fumigate corn bins against weevils and vermin. Recommends one pound per 100 bushels, 24 to 36 hours, with tight bins and muslin linings as backup. Advises repeated fumigation, barn cleanups, and safety cautions against gas exposure.

College Station Texas United States Department of Entomology A. and M. College A. F. Conrapt Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas Tex

Reward Offered for Strayed Red Bull Near Wixon Creek

Advertises a five dollar reward for the return of a five year old red bull with white face smooth crop under bit and the brand X on the right jaw. Describes distance to Harvey Texas and mentions contact points for L E Threat.

Wixon Creek Jones Harvey Texas L. E. Threat

Bryan City Election Ordinance Sets April Ballot

Be it ordained by the Bryan City Council that city officers mayor and two council members are to be elected by qualified voters at City Hall on the first Tuesday in April the 8th day of the month. Election to follow city charter ordinances and state election laws. City Secretary C. M. Spell R. H. Harrison. Mar 3 Apr 10.

City of Bryan C. M. Spell R. H. Harrison

Cyclone Southers to Deliver World Famous Lecture at Opera House

Edwin Southers, known as Cyclone, has spoken in over thirty years across many nations with realistic grim humor. He will present The Devil lecture at the Opera House on Monday April 2 with tickets at 75 and 50 cents at Haswell's book store.

Edwin Southers Southers Mr. Southers Tfi Opera House Haswell’s

Ulcer of the Stomach and its Remedy

The article explains that stomach ulcers can exist for years with mild symptoms and worsen into perforation, causing postprandial pain and gnawing between meals. It promotes Miona as a scientific remedy for stomach troubles with a money back guarantee from E. J. Jenkins and asserts it strengthens digestive organs for normal eating.

E. J. Jenkins

Valued Relics At Sisco Church Spark Curiosity

A Corsican village church in Sisco showcases a unique relic collection reported by L Indépendance Belge. Items include Moses horn for summoning Israel, Esau’s red hair tuft, a precise nail fragment from Enoch, Jesus infant bib, the curb and cropper of the ass that bore the holy family, and various saint relics.

Sisco L’independence Belge Moses Israel Esau Jacob Enoch Jesus Egypt

Two Laymen Have Been Popes Across History

The canon law does not require the pope to be a cardinal or cleric. Since Urban VI in 1378, leaders have often come from the sacred college, though noncardinals were elected in 1758. Laymen John XIX and Adrian V have reigned, and today laymen could become cardinals with a special papal permit to vote in conclaves.

Urban VI Sacred College John XIX Adrian V Papal

Roast beef of old England and the gods of eighteenth century

The passage notes a tale about Kean the actor eating different meats to suit roles and asserts beef powers more strenuous work than mutton. It calls beef a key factor behind the famous “roast beef of old England” and labels it as one of England’s gods in the eighteenth century.

Kean Lover Murderer England

Green cow on red grass sparks patriotic impulse

A humorous exchange compares a green cow on red grass to an impressionist departure. The Irish painter explains the color choice expresses patriotism and a desire to keep the green above the red.

Quite the Contrary Pronounced Success

A wife sharply reframes a remark about her husband, declaring that drinking is not a failure but his most pronounced success. The exchange turns on misperception and wit within a domestic quarrel.

Engagement Ring Cost Cited by Dolly Nell

Dolly Nell asserts the engagement ring cost $100 while Polly Perhaps suggests she may have spent similar sums entertaining the young man before receiving the ring.

Dolly Nell Polly

Webster's Fourth of July chaise debt shocks Daniel Webster

The tale recalls Daniel Webster's moment of pride and need when he ordered a costly chaise for a city celebration. A Boston carriage maker refused the payment until funds arrived, provoking Webster to tears as Joshua Seward narrates the incident. Webster's later financial troubles drew $40,000 from friends to settle debts.

Daniel Webster Joshua Seward Seward Woburn Boston Tie New Hampshire Peace City School Street Webster Sargent Mr. Webster Daniel Joshua H. C. Hall Boston Transcript

I Thought You Couldn’t Live Without Me

A brief exchange on survival and deception is quoted from a Louisville Courier Journal feature, highlighting a witty line about living while merely boarding elsewhere. The dialogue underscores irony in relationships.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Hunter's remark on female conversation linked to brain tissue

The quotation attributes to John Hunter the claim that women's fondness for conversation stems from a peculiarity in brain tissue. It reflects historic views on gender and anatomy rather than modern science.

John Hunter

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