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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1906
Page
4
A Bryan bulletin notes CARNEST WALLACE BRYAN claims Hearst endorsement failing to create a statesman. A New York woman commits suicide after her servant leaves her. A New Orleans woman dies from worry over a lawsuit. A Mississippi merchant dies from a slap by an irate customer. Visitors praise the trolley line’s promised benefits for Bryan and A M College.
The Beeville Bee notes a rumor that a future legislature may require couples to notify the county clerk six months before marriage license issuance. The article questions the likelihood, citing constitutional guarantees of life and liberty as a constraint.
Fragmentary text notes youth enjoy privilege of pursuing happiness and surprising friends at will, reflecting ongoing cultural sentiment about personal liberty and social freedoms without concrete events or dates.
An agricultural department report notes water fowls are steadily diminishing nationwide with some species threatened with extinction. It covers migration and distribution of ducks geese and swans and states these fowls were once abundant and food valued, forming a valuable asset and revenue source for states that harbor them.
Mexico City officials plan measures to prevent corn hoarding as prices rise. The government says abundant native corn exists and that high prices stem from injurious combinations. Foreign corn duties may be temporarily removed to ease supplies.
An advance notice touts the Sells-Floto menagerie as the standard by which others are judged. It highlights trained lions leopards tigers and monkeys along with fifty beast cages and two elephant herds. The piece notes a 10 am parade through Bryan with afternoon shows and a suggestion for families to attend then for better seating.
Local buyers are urged to treat catarrh early with Hyomei to avoid chronic illness. The ad promises first day improvement and eventual cure, guaranteed to cost nothing unless it cures, with complete outfits at $1 and extra bottles for 50 cents.
Several nice family residences are offered for sale at about $600 each under liberal terms. Properties are located along the east side near the school.
The article argues that machinery shapes law science ethics and the arts and even the state. It notes how generations have lived with steam and mechanization transforming labor into masterful industry. Machines like the sewing loom and typewriter teach precision and justice, guiding society toward nobler toil.
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