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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1906
Page
3
A practical guide promotes boiling potatoes in salted water for dry fluffy texture. It contrasts Epicurean preference with modern dress shifts, noting women’s advancement to freedom brings extravagant attire. Also reports on fish stomachsand Chile Andes name origins with multiple historic interpretations.
The article describes ancient wear from Greeks and Romans with loose tunics and sheets like togas, notes Jews wearing breeches and girding, and contrasts northern leather garments with southern draped styles, highlighting the shift in female clothing dominance.
In a witty line from the Chicago Tribune a character jokes about paying $5 for removing a grain of sand from an eye. The other replies that the charge is for removing foreign substances from the cornea, a higher cost.
In a humorous exchange Mrs Henpeck rejects visiting Dick after marriage while her daughter asks to record a wedding message for him. A bank clerk and madam debate a blank check, revealing a gag about signing without an amount. The scene plays on marital quirks and financial misunderstandings.
Indigestion relief hinges on digesting food rather than forcing a weak stomach to work. The piece argues for stomach rest and promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a perfect digestant that digests all foods regardless of stomach condition.
Notice states Ash Pond owned by W. S. Mial in the Brazos bottom has been leased to the Ash Pond Hunting Club and posted with no trespassing allowed.
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