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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1902

Page

4

Textile exhibits crown prizes and horse show winners

A Bryan county fair catalog lists prizes across lace and embroidery classes, quilts, knitting, and fancy work won by residents such as Mrs Nellie Ballard Mrs F E Pryor Miss Mae Cole and Mrs Oscar Perkins. Livestock judging features Trotters and Thoroughbreds with prizes awarded to J M Caldwell T A Sims and others.

Nellie Ballard Bryan W A Rowan Alvin Mae Cole F E Pryor Oscar Perkins Stoneham M Carnes M Waldrop Kerr Ralph Chatham Lula Coulter Chas Woodson W A Hudson Miss Slaughter Reliance Lena Searcy Corrne James Battenburg Mise Adlea Raysor Fef Pryor A D True

Some Strange Duels That Shook Coastal and Inland Realms

A survey of unusual duels across history and places includes Malaga fishermen fighting with knives, divers clashing aboard wrecks, rope-dance rivals in Dublin, a midair confrontation in St Ouen, a deadly fall from height, and a Kan frontier test where a candle and powder decided the winner.

Narrow Escape After Fall in Colorado Canyon

Dr and Mrs Porter of Marietta Ohio escaping death in a Leadville Colorado canyon describe a morning ride above Twin Lakes when their horse toppled over a cliff. They hung on a rock ledge thirty five feet down with the doctor suffering only a scalp wound while a miner fetched aid and whisky was the only initial relief.

Louisburg Kan Charles Robertson Klemmer Robertson Porter Marietta Colorado Rockies Leadville Twin Lakes

Holiday reduced fares to northern and southeastern points

On December 18 17 21 22 23 and 26 the Houston and Texas Central will sell round trip tickets at one fare plus two dollars with thirty day return limit. Through Pullman sleepers Denison to New Orleans via Houston and direct connections with all lines. Write M L Robbins G P T A Houston Texas for details.

Houston and Texas Central Railroad Denison New Orleans Houston M. L. Robbins Texas

I. and G. N. to Houston Carnival Tickets

The I. and G. N. announces limited round trip fares to Houston for the carnival. From Nov 16 to 21, tickets priced at 3.30. On Nov 17 and 20 evenings, special round trips offered for 1 with returns by Nov 19 and Nov 23 respectively.

Want to Be Young Again Thinks on Life and Age

A dialogue featuring Harvey Sutherland at Ainsleo's weighs youth and health. He muses that aging may grant wisdom but questions whether a new youth would be worth the price, recalling Martin Luther’s remark about forty more birthdays and life’s lessons.

Harvey Sutherland Ainsleo The Lamp Martin Luther Brandenburg Earth Germany

Epigrams in dialogue bouquet from plays

A selection of witty lines from various plays. It includes quips on fools, ambition, luck, shoes, life, and honesty reflecting theatrical wit and social commentary. Notable snippets cover fortune and fate as well as playful takes on joy and manners.

John Dunford M. P Pelleas Melicande

An Essay on Rain

A grumpy man arrives home drenched and voices mixed praise and protest of rain. He notes the shower’s timing and mess, complains about zigzag droplets, soggy apparel, and dishrag trousers, and ends by heading to bed after a soggy day.

The Montefiore Family Legacy and Mock Accusations

The late Sir Moses Montefiore, famed as the modern Moses for freeing Jews from bondage, faced taunts accusing him of Christ murder. He replied with a pedigree chart proving his ancestors’ home in Spain for over two millennia, long before Christ.

Sir Moses Montefiore Moses Christ Spain New York Press

Contest for Fireman Job Ends With Polar Question

A playful railroad job interview in the Indianapolis News shows the superintendent asking how far to the north pole. The applicant balks at the idea of such a distant assignment and declines the job.

North Pole Indianapolis News

No Cash Expense Account Quip Surfaces in Transcript

A humorous exchange from the Boston Transcript features a character named Harry debating cash handling with Uncle George. Harry admits lacking a cash account but claims an expense account exists instead, highlighting a witty contrast in financial underpinnings.

Harry George Boston Transcript

To Preserve Health a Moral Religious Duty

A quotation from Johnson stating health as the basis of social virtue and essential for usefulness, emphasizing health as a moral and religious obligation.

Johnson

A Dutch Fishing Village Morning Scene

The piece describes a Dutch fishing village with old fashioned breakfasts of sweet rye bread, fine butter, and herring. It notes the milk carts drawn by dogs, brightly painted barrels, and maids with ornate skirts. A brass glass spray tool, the glazen spuit, is highlighted as a cherished domestic instrument.

Sebeveningen Dorp Netherlands

The Conductor's Baton Origin in Lully's Time

The article traces the baton back to Lully the French composer who used a six foot rod to beat time. A severe blow from the pole wounded his foot, worsened, and contributed to his death. Conductors after him refined the baton into its modern form.

Lully Sully

The Tricky Fox on Ice and River Chase

A fox darts onto ice near a river and escapes through a water opening. A pursuing dog follows with keen smell, skates after the hole, and disappears in the current. The fox then saunters away, seemingly pleased with the outcome.

Stupid Husband of a Noted Singer Catalani’s Unintelligent Mate

The husband of famed singer Catalani is described as unintelligent. After a rehearsal, she complains the piano is too high and asks him to have it lowered before the concert. He has the carpenter cut two inches from each leg, yet he still reassures her that the piano is now lower.

Catalani

The Cause of His Grief in a Chums Anecdote

A kind gentleman finds a crying boy and learns the boy was punished due to a chain of blame. The boy says Billy Wells caused the crying by beating him after he told his father. The tale warns against overexplaining troubles.

Billy Wells

A Sailors Fish Test From Boiled Coin Method

Sailors describe a simple test to judge edibility of new fish varieties. A bright silver coin is boiled in the water with the fish. if the coin retains its color the fish is fit to eat, if it darkens the fish is rejected.

No Cause For Him to Complain

A witty exchange as a guest spots no soup on his menu while the waiter nervously explains the mix up to another table in this Cincinnati Commercial Tribune cartoonishly brief dialogue.

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Long Wait Ties Doctor to Patient Overbill

In a crowded anteroom a physician asks who has waited the longest as a tailor steps forward to claim a bill. The tailor says he delivered clothes three years ago, asserting he has waited the longest for payment.

When We Really Can't Blame Them

An Indianapolis News note reflects on tolerance and forgiveness, suggesting people deserve more sense even as we refrain from blame for their actions. The column hints at human error and moral judgment in everyday conduct.

Indianapolis News

Extra Limited. Patron-When was this chicken killed?

Waiter-We don't furnish dates with chickens, sir. Only bread and butter. The Pittsburg Press notes a humorous exchange reflecting strict server policy on dates for poultry.

Pittsburg Press

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Textile Department CLASS Horizon Dick O'Bannon Sherman F. E. Pryor Hutson College JV Curry Huntsville H Chase Franklin Special Laura Coulter C Purcell Belmont W C Bell Dallas Tex Laura Lkidson Wellborn J M Ackerman Navasota D C DeMarett W R Eidson W R Hardy W B Baker D Giles Lulu Coulter Annie Maud Royder LH Tucker L M Winters Emily Purcell Tabor J T Huls Otto Boehme Ruth Worley Mary B Rowan Horse Department T. G. Fountain Reagan J. W. Dyer Howell Bros J. M. Caldwell Patton J M Caldwell J W Dyer T C Foster J W Leake W E Johnston Millican H M Carpenter W A Scott Madisonville A Hagen Greenville W H. Walthal Willow Hole J M Lane John Astin Mumford A F Wilson R Patton T A Sims Will Zulch C W Loyd A L Mondrick Jacks Jennets James Dunn Wheelock J J Jones Holden George Echols RH Harrison J C Brogdon W E Johnson Southsea Hussars Royal Marines Malaga Caparros Galtan Caparro Gaitan Gallan Royal George Spithead Chesapeake Bay Dublin Perote Signor Sarfacio Sarfacio St. Ouen Houston Carnival Montefiore
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