The Bryan eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1880-1913, 1911-03-23
FOSTERS WEATHER BULLETIN

Washington, March 1S.-(Copyright-
ed, 1911, by w. T. Foster.)-Las bull
letin gave forecasts of disturbance to
cross continent March II to Il, warm
wave 10th to 22d, cool wave 18th to
23d. Moderate weather will be the
rule for this disturbance. but q large
amount of rainfall may be expected IN
the long section that reaches from the
province of Quebec to Kansas and Ne
braska. West OF Mississippi this dis
turbance will have radical features.
but it will quiet after passing east of
meridian 80. The cool wave following
will reach the frost line in Northern
sections.
Next disturbance will reach Pacific
coast about March 20, cross Pacific
slope by close of 23d, great central
valleys oath to 26th, Eastern sections
9th. Warm wave will cross Pacific
slope about March %, great central
valleys oath, Eastern sections 26th.
Cool wave will cross Pacific slope
about March %, great central valleys
9th, Eastern sections 80.
This will be an important disturb
ance in several features. 1t will cause
a great rise in temperatures and I'M
usually warm weather will prevail for
several days. 1t will bring very fine
crop weather and in vicinity of lati-
tude 40 all farming and outdoor affairs
will be favored. Not much rainfall
from this disturbance will also be IA
vorable to the precipitation for the
coming crops. Winter wheat will be-
gin to develop and the amount OF dam
age from winter killing will begin to
appear in the yellow wheat plants.
Severe storm will suddenly form
ear March % and will increase in
force near 9th. About that time all
should have in mind those dangerous
storms that sometimes visit me Mis-
sissippi valley in March. Sunspots
will form about Marih q. but will not
come into view on the eastern side
of the sun until about March 30.
Next bulletin will give general rore-
casts Of April crop weather, the most
important month for winter wheat.
Great anxiety exists throughout all the
middle West. The drouth Of 1910
causes fears for 1911, and even the
big spectators are guessing. A par
tial failure Of 1911 crops would cause
prices Of farm products to almost
double. Producers should always keep
a reserve OF grain and other feedstuff
till they have some assurance as to
what the LcXt crop will be.
Electricity concerns every human
being who has a mind capable of
thinking. Some people are so low down
in the scale OF animal life as to never
think Of the Importance of sunlight
and such energies. A less number
contemplate the Importance of that
element known by the general name
Of electricity. The human race is just
awakening to its Importance. Every
breath we draw is for the purpose of
extracting electricity from the oxygen
If the atmosphere, sending that cleo
.ricity into the arteries where its pull
'ations carry the blood through the
body and cause the heart beats. The
of life comes from the atmos-
)here and passes through the animal
machine, operating it as water oper-
ties the mill.
The food we eat is ~transposed into
electricity that in some way olns that
which comes from the atmosphere in
furnishing force to operate the body.
Electricity is the life force of both
vegetable and animal structures. It
zones from the atmosphere and the
God and passes into the earth. The
life force of plants eve comes from
he earth, but always passes from the
atmosphere into the plant and into the
Orthodox scientists are slowly ad-
hitting this great fact which was first
announced in these bulletins twenty !
i've years ago. Electricity is the most
important educational subject which
he human race now has before it.