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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1907

Page

3

Teachers' Clansman Contest Opens for School Votes

The voting contest for six reserved seats for the play The Clansman has begun with great interest. Any member of the public may vote, using daily voting coupons printed in the news, as hundreds of schoolchildren and supporters of public schools become involved.

Contest Offers Seats To Teacher With Most Votes

The Eagle plans a simple contest inviting readers to vote for a teacher of their choice. The winner will receive six reserved seats to the South’s play The Clansman at the opera house on Oct 24 and may invite friends to share the evening.

Opera

Buy Singer sewing machines direct from maker in town

T. A. Satterwhite, Agent, Bryan, Texas, promotes Singer sewing machines as the best value with low prices and favorable terms, encouraging local purchase rather than sending money away.

T. A. Satterwhite Bryan Texas

Anti Bullfighting Sentiment Grows In Editorials

An Austin paper reprints Percy T. Connelly's detailed piece arguing against bull fighting. The essay portrays the sport with vivid, unsettling detail while promoting a strong antithetical stance throughout. It notes that American spectators finance the practice, suggesting reduced patronage could hasten its decline.

Austin Percy T. Connelly

Curious Island Time Oddity From Pacific Voyages

The Philippine Islanders kept their Sunday on Monday for inhabitants of Borneo. The quirk stems from discovery routes by Spanish voyagers from the east and Portuguese from the west, causing sailors to lose or gain a day when crossing the Pacific.

Borneo Philippines Cape Horn Pacific

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