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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1913
Page
2
Fragmentary Breham Banner publishing notice lists owners and editors and notes subscription advance payment and mailing address. It mentions payment methods and office handling of mail. text is garbled but indicates typical newspaper business notice from early era.
A rough fragment discusses reflections on character and reputation, noting a person’s banding and a wall correction when attention was drawn to a matter. The text appears to reflect on public scrutiny and responsibility in a local setting.
Washington County entries of first honors at the Sim Houston Naru highlight high school achievement. Galveston County and Mayshall also boast top pupils, with Austi County earning second honors through a Ruckhart student. The note praises institute character and hopes Austin County gains more honors in all schools.
A summary of last week's Wall Street drop notes the Dow at its lowest since June 1908, about twenty two points below 1912 highs. It compares current losses with declines in 1906 07 and 1909 10, and stresses the selloff is not unique to the county.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a town and several names with unclear actions. It reads as a personal note or brief notice, referencing a wife, a marriage tied to local people, and wrapping up an errand, but lacks coherent dates or events.
The fragmentary note mentions a divine figure and a heavenly paneper theme. It lacks clear event details, dates, or identifiable persons or organizations to verify a full newsworthy item.
The readable fragments mention a harsh scene with buried truth and a farmer from Alabama. A mysterious inheritance includes a large sum in dollars. The text hints at a probate matter and strained relations with a cousin or a court action.
A Temple Telegram letter discusses the shift from old fashioned child rearing to new approaches. It argues today’s youths face different conditions with changing roles, entertainment, and work, while urging protection from harmful surroundings and shared responsibility by welfare reformers and parents.
An early June concern bulletin urges mothers to protect infants as warmer days return. It stresses proper feeding, cleanliness, bottle hygiene, fly control, and medical guidance, with warnings about dangers from improper handling and unsafe environments.
A humorous piece imagining French baseball with an umpire in a top hat and talking batter and fans shouting in a faux French accent. The dialogue mocks misunderstandings and forms a comic scene about a meeting at a hotel at a specified Frenchified hour.
A historical note explains piano keyboards once fashioned from skim milk pressed into a hard, durable block called Syrolit. This milk ivory substitutes real ivory, costs less, resists moisture, and is used globally in items from umbrella handles to buttons and frames, with coin making also benefiting from its hornlike appearance.
In a Progressive Farmer piece the case for growing cowpeas on poorer land argues farmers can reduce risk from low cotton prices. Cowpeas supply strong demand and profit even if seed harvests or hay are limited, while plowing herd manure or crop residues boosts next year cotton yield and overall farm profitability.
A dubious report claims Cublet art broadens the Parsian ballet with X shaped groupings and futuristic figures in a Debnay and Minski lyric pantomime opera at a Russian ballet. Paris is said to be genuinely shocked after years of quiet. It also notes unverified claims about the Chinove trip serum used for 2,000 years, unclear if for germicide or homies.
A poem lyric recounts a farewell by a river under moonlight. The speaker recalls love, parting pain, and vows of fidelity as they promise to remember and remain faithful despite distance. The chorus pleads for love and remembrance, while the speaker asserts enduring devotion.
A collage of vintage newspaper quips and cartoons riffs on politics, marriage, mail delivery, and daily life. Observations range from holds in politics to house plans, marriage chances, and grocery headlines, all delivered in playful old-time tones.
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