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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1907
Page
1
The article traces archery history from Scythian C shaped bows to Tartars, Greek short bows, and Roman adoption in Britain. It notes English longbows and crossbows, describes arbalests with steel or horn construction, and recalls arbalestiers leading assault lines in medieval battles.
A commuter with a delicate throat shows his polka dotted tie and explains his wife gave him six for his birthday. The young man across the aisle shares empathy noting he had a throat attack only a year ago, and both exchange a sympathetic greeting on the train.
London Mail reports doctors urge hygienic nose blowing with one nostril at a time and gentle force. Blowing both passages together can trap air and microbes in the back of the throat, risking the middle ear via the Eustachian tube. A notable authority once forbade nose blowing when sick.
A civic meeting quotes General Rosecrans on urban bullies who rely on brute force. The late general described Cincinnati regiments with many barroom toughs pressed into service who faltered against Confederate rifle fire, proving real soldiers face danger while cowards flee. Washington Star.
In Wolfenbüttel Library a rare 1580 Bible contains a Genesis mistranslation where Herr becomes narr meaning fool. A quarrel led to the printer's wife altering the page to harm him. She was jailed for blasphemy and died in prison. all copies were ordered destroyed except one.
The plaintiff described being struck by a stranger as a train waited. The defendant blamed train delays and poor service, admitting rage. The judge, sympathetic to travel woes, still fined him ten dollars for the blows.
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