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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1905
Page
6
A sweeping critique mocks religious critics who oppose women’s suffrage and public office. The piece alludes to clergy blaming hats for seduction and debates whether modest head coverings protect or harm moral virtue, citing a New York Sun quote on veils versus uncovered heads.
The piece notes renewed calls for liquid poisons to be bottled with tactile warning features. It describes blue diamond-pocked bottles, needle-studded stoppers, death's head shapes, and English designs including upside-down, two-neck, and shaped bottles to deter accidental poisoning in darkness.
Traveling through Padua for Renaissance art, the author describes Murillo and Giotto works honoring St Anthony. The guide highlights Tomb of St Anthony, votive offerings, the Arena frescoes, and the basilica's domes and chapels. The scene also notes the city streets, market bustle, and the basilica’s enduring, blessing presence.
The Governor, docked at the old Pacific Mail Wharf, hauled in a massive fifteen ton coral piece during a routine lift. The scoop struggled as the rock balanced like an egg on a spoon, finally cramming under the gin block after extra steam and a loud upheaval.
Instructions for keeping cut flowers fresh using a wet towel waxed paper and a japanned box. Fold a towel wet with cold water place flowers cover with washcloth or paper add airtight layers and a newspaper wrap. Use a waxed paper lining and atomizer moisture to maintain freshness and reduce decay.
Col L B Pease longtime Woonsocket Reporter editor recounts a reception hat theft in Harris hall. He humorously asks the thief to return the original hat and offers two apologies for the trouble and for leaving a poor substitute.
The Rev. A. A. Miner of Boston, a Universalist minister and former temperance zealot, debated prohibition with Gen. Patrick Collins of Boston before a legislative committee. Miner was earnest while Collins teased, concluding with a quip praising Miner if he would quit whisky.
A health column urges open fireplaces and proper ventilation to bring fresh air into airtight modern homes. It covers outlet and inlet placement, the role of chimneys, and cautions against breathing impure air. It also discusses temper powders, old age work with gardening, and nasal breathing habits for better health.
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