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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1899
Page
3
The Hearne railway schedule lists H. and T. C. lines with northbound and southbound trains, noting departures at 4:08 pm and 1:16 am and arrivals around 11:55 am. adjacent G.N. timetable shows additional Hearne to San Antonio departures and arrivals.
Friday fair and continued cool as released by the Weather Bureau. Local visits include Dr. J. L. Fountain and Dr. Geo. R. Tabor in Hearne and Carr’s Hardware. Dr. John Burns from Leon County. Seed and feed dealer Wooten & Harder, Mrs. W. C. Wilcox and State Purchasing Agent Cliff A. Adams among arrivals. Episcopal Church services announced for Sunday.
The A. and M. College faculty officers and corps of cameras will travel by special train this morning to the San Antonio International fair. Nearly 100 Bryan residents accompany the excursion. train leaves College at 7 50 a m and stops for Bryan crowd a few minutes after.
The notice describes various undergarments and garments in colors such as cadet blue dark tan cream and white. It lists features like satin facing Jersey ribbing fleece lining and winter weights with prices around one dollar. The text emphasizes elegance and value and mentions Canton flannel linings.
Detectors were stationed at all exits of the Kansas State House as the legislature adjourned to stop thefts of public property. Dozens of items from typewriters to ink stands were recovered, mostly taken by legislative staff, with several lawmakers forced to return items after being stopped. A senator protested taking two volumes of statutes but complied after a receipt was asked.
Miss Bell arrives seeking a vocal music class after study under George Sweet of New York. The Eagle notes her strong singing credentials and hopes she remains for the music loving community. The paper also reports the death of Terrell Steele at his Millican home after a twenty day illness. He was 20, born in Grimes county and lived in Millican twelve years, with condolences offered to the family.
The I and N schedules special trains between Hearne and San Antonio for the fair dated November 4. The outbound departs Hearne at 3 45 a m and arrives in San Antonio at 10 35 a m. The return departs San Antonio at 8 15 p m arriving Hearne at 2 05 a m. First train leaves Hearne October 28 and last from San Antonio November 8.
EXCHANGE G W Best Columbus D Sessions Ennis Jno E Astin Mumford H M Hubbell St. Louis J E Pace Virginia Dr B Cruse Iola Dock Rogers Dallas R B Compton Houston 8 G McKinney Dallas W F Blunt Austin Mr and Mrs W A Weslow Gainesville T Davis Waco Henry Cook New Orleans R E George Houston John La Prelle St. Louis John Barnes Dallas Arnold New York
A Linz to Vienna journey tale recalls Archduchess Valerie showing sympathy to a 14-year-old schoolboy crying on the Linz platform. She invites him into her compartment, covers his third-class fare difference, and comforts him with memories of a parent’s loss in a foreign land, revealing her identity only at Vienna.
A young barrister in Hungary earned money by manual labor while practicing at the bar. Budapest Tageblatt reports he painted, decorated, window cleaned, papered, and did spring cleaning in his district. The lord chief justice ruled he was within his rights to work honestly for pay.
Humorous cartoon line features Mrs Ballotbox declaring a trip to Washington to see the President while Mrs Worepulier asks the reason The reply notes bargains in battleships and torpedoes reflecting wartime satire through the Puck magazine dialogue.
A fragment notes that a fattened fowl tends to be lazy and a poor layer, with the extra flesh hindering activity and egg production. The passage reflects a belief linking body condition to productivity in birds.
Edward G Viblein former park commissioner of Chicago kept a world class collection of rare plants. He faced voracious bugs that arrived with specimens and fed on them. He devised scooped potato decoys that lure pests away from roots and protect his plants.
Instructions describe broiling frogs legs quickly to brown the exterior without charring the interior. Season lightly with salt pepper and melted butter. Just before serving squeeze lemon juice on each piece and serve immediately with buttered toast.
A charming fragment recalls a child named Edward-L who longs for whiskers like his papa. His mother asks why he wants them and he replies they would hide his neck needing washing, revealing playful domestic dialogue in a quaint domestic scene.
A hillside cistern in Asti California built last year measures 104 feet by 34 feet by 24 feet and holds about 500 600 gallons. It is lined with two feet of concrete and glazed inside to be impervious. The article contrasts philosophy on wealth with family implications of poverty and wealth.
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