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Newspaper

Brenham Daily Banner

Location

Brenham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1913

Page

2

Brenham Daily Banner Subscription Rates and Notices

Brenham Daily Banner Publishing Company lists daily and weekly editions with subscription rates at 66.00 for monthly mail, 81.00 for yearly, all payable in advance. Address changes and communications go to the publishing office. checks and money orders payable to Brenham Banner Publishing Company.

Andromer Ail Brenham Ranner Publishing Company Txgrese Rahar of Brenham Man- Ber Postomice Brenham Terns

Notice to the Public on Petty Inquiries Addressed

Public notice directs readers to certain petty inquiries and outlines steps for response or review, indicating where to file concerns and whom to contact for further information.

Marquette Milk Punch Debate Sparks Witty Exchange

A Marquette correspondent recounts James R Garfield's insistence that Colonel's milk punch is akin to Taupouse style, describing it as a teaspoon of brandy in milk. The piece mocks the comparison to mint julep, noting the silly debate over a drink’s true nature and the punch’s charm and risks.

Marquette Mich James R Garfield Garfield Merton

Special Intercoastal Cans Edition of Galveston Tribune

June 2 Galveston Tribune issue highlights a 56 page edition rich in local and state news and extensive advertising. The piece compliments the paper's makeup and overall quality while noting circulating Winston items and production praise.

Galveston

Well kept yards and the value of small grooming touches

A reader notes that spending extra minutes on simple yard work can transform a passable lawn into a first rate appearance. Careful edging, trimming, and neat borders prevent rash looks and boost curb appeal, highlighting the importance of consistent maintenance.

Ahralher Nila

Fragmentary text about happiness and love themes

The readable words reference happiness love and faith with phrases about helping others and striving for purity. The fragment mentions names and places in a non coherent way and includes garbled lines. The overall sense is a poetic or reflective piece rather than a clear news item.

Robert Ingerpull Firfber Tod Leven Streecher

Egyptian Darts and the Lord Commands Darkness Over Land Kevps

Fragmentary OCR notes reference a biblical line about darkness over a land named Kevps. Mentions Supertins, three M Rogers, and a vague plan to assist Rome. Contains garbled phrases about cash, memory, and a loan check.

Moses Rome

Personality of a Periodical and Editorial Independence

The World's Work retirement of Walter A Page as ambassador to England signals the magazine's enduring teamwork undoing the myth of a single editor's views. A periodical develops its own personality over twelve years, guiding general policy beyond any one editor. Editorials should remain unsigned, reflecting institution views rather than individual opinions.

Kanan City Star Walter ‘A. Page Ambasaador England Tte Comm Atand

A Summer Travel Tease to Galveston

A breezy verse invites readers to escape rising heat by rail to Galveston. It promises cooling breezes, sea surf, and fishing, urging packing and calm as the mercury climbs. The playful monologue blends travel fantasy with a yearning for seaside relief.

Nephyr Yoderns Galveston

City Building Notes on Progress and Promotion

A compact guide extols promoting growth through unity and publicity. It urges inviting farmers and merchants to join commercial groups, aligning slogans with progress, fostering transportation links, and engaging travelers to attract and retain business for small towns.

Ines Tate

Four Kinds of Co operation in Progressive Partner

The article outlines four forms of cooperation: farm supply buying and shared machinery use. marketing produce to boost profits. credit unions to lower borrowing costs and foster independence. and cooperative efforts to improve schools roads libraries social centers and community life for all, emphasizing character, fellowship, and mutual support. It also mentions Australia’s baby bonus, conscription fines, and a mix of unrelated historical snippets about juries, Alpine tunes, and inventions.

Australia Commonwealth Us

The Bible As Literature London Chronnicle

Sir Arthur Quiller Couch praised the authorized version as the greatest English prose work. He noted its nobility, poetry, simplicity, and emotional range, arguing its fifty seven contributors produced a translation shaping English literature and speech more than any other book. He cited its influence on writers from Walton to Macaulay and Bright.

London Chronnicle Arthur Quiller Couch Cambridge England Tank Walton Bunyan Milton Thomas Browne Addison Gibbon Taine Maccaulay

Central Park Clean-Up Warnings Target Litterers

New York officials plan broad warning to park visitors about dumping papers and fruit waste in Central Park. Mayor Gaynor and Commissioner Stover will post warnings at twenty two entrances and arrest a few to set an example, with similar actions in other parks.

New York Mail Central Park Gaynor Stover Arme-park

The Perfect Baby Coos and Critics Compare Visitors

A Kansas City Star humor column recalls a South Side mother proud of her baby's coos and chatter. The mother jokes the child is a welcome visitor who lies and talks for hours, prompting a witty remark that visitors often talk and lie by the hour.

South Side Sotin Kansas City Star

Bombs on the train and a distraught scene at Clerkenwell

The report recounts an incident where Mabel Smith drew a box from her handbag during a disturbance at Clerkenwell, the box releasing scented powder on reporters. The piece also touches on a rheumatic patient, a joke about damp climates, and snippets from other items including a factory note and a city notice.

Mabel Smith Aidenly Clerkenwell London Mail

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