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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1913
Page
2
Notice of Public Filing and Attention to Reputable Parties
A notice appears regarding renewed attention to a matter of reputable status. It mentions potential involvement of a group or individual and refers to Spain and Belgium in the context of a public attention requirement. The exact actions and dates are unclear in the legible text.
Blinn College Hosts Summer Norma Week in Brenham
The Brenham event gathers seventy six visitors from several counties for the annual Summer Norma festival. Brentam welcomes guests and plans entertainment, with visiting instructors from LaGrange and Belleville aiding the program. The Brenham Banner commends the city for cordial hospitality and highlights the new institution’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentam
Brenham
Jehovah
LaGrange
Belleville
Andrew Carnegie Praised For Wit And Insight
The speaker lauds Andrew Carnegie as perceptive and practical, contrasting him with other industrial magnates. They quote Carnegie’s sharp comment on Japan’s invasion risk and Napoleon’s invasion remark, arguing Carnegie combines common sense with intellect beyond most peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Hill
Congress
John W Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
United States
Napoleon
England
Grand Army
Christ
Amiy
The Chosen Faith Message From Illiad Theological Note
A religious note cites a biblical verse about chosen people and faith. The fragment references wealth and heirs of the kingdom and a call to love God. No clear event, person, or location is specified in readable text.
The Farmer and His Mission in Public Life
A long allegorical piece extols the farmer as the nation’s backbone and a force for progress. It praises steady work, conscience, and leadership while warning against vanity, public fads, and corruption. The farmer’s duty is to feed the world and sustain growth, with power resting on virtue and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theraterday
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Illinois Load Funds Fuel and Roads Plan Calls for 709000
Illinois lawmakers plan a bill allowing 700000 for fuel and roads in the first year. The piece notes the U S faces costly roads and the nation, with its vast resources, bears the burden of bad infrastructure while other countries lag.
War on flies cuts numbers as season slows
Two reasons for fewer flies: wartime efforts reducing breeding sites and a backward season. The article urges killing individual flies and emphasizes cleaning up places where flies breed to reduce danger from filth and pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
What is a Lobbyist And Senate Definition Debate
A satirical note questions a Senate committee’s failure to define lobbyist. It mocks divergent etymologies from Sanskrit poetry writer to English cook and proposes appointing a commission of philologists, delaying tariff revision to allow study. The piece cites Senators Panton and Smoot among supporters of the plan.
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Senate
Trix
Penton
Smoot
Rockefeler Advice Talk Sparks Modern Debate
The Houston Post quotes John D. Rockefeller urging young men to avoid drifting. The columnist appraises the warning as good counsel and adds a caution about asserting forceful behavior. The opinion hints at guidance for personal conduct and leadership.
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The
Houston Post
John D. Rockefeller
John D
Lincoln an Early Builder
A Jewell City school girl quotes Lincoln as born February 12, 1809, in a log cabin he helped his father build. The Kansas City Star notes an early Lincoln builder image arising in a kansas region context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Hard Work and Cooperation Guide the Texas Farmer
Peter Radford of the Farmer's Union emphasizes enduring effort and principled practice as keys to success in farming. He warns against reliance on luck, stresses planning for the future, and notes cooperation, health, and prudent markets strengthen the farmer’s position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Radford
Farmer's Union
Mim
mieLhoit
Alundeli
How Back Beer Got Its Name
The article explains the origin of the name bock beer from German roots. It notes bock is tied to a stronger spring beer with extra malt and hops and a second fermentation stage. An old German tale says drinkers grew horns, leading to the term bock meaning billy goat in German.
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Fork Howe
Braveria
America
Warrion
Paris
Brest
Disappearing Strong Silent Man In Literature
The stock character and situation of the novel fade faster than stock phrases. Henry Seton Merriman popularized the strong silent man who heads many novels, with imitators following. Real life figures Cecil Rhodes and Lord Kitchener helped its appeal in an era of luxury and ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Seton Merriman
Cecil Rhodes
Lord Kitchener
Remedy For Nose Bleeding From Two Arteries
The passage explains locating the facial arteries near the jawbone when the nose bleeds. By pressing firmly with a finger at the artery under the jaw near the ear, the bleeding should stop as the artery is compressed against the jawbone.
The Song of the Old Mother
An excerpt shows the old mother rising at dawn and tending chores while the younger generation dreams. The scene contrasts labor and imagination as the day passes and the fire fades.
Unclear OCR Snippet on Facial Injury Bleeding Control
Fragmentary text describes applying pressure to a facial wound to stop bleeding as vessels rupture and contract. It notes that cessation may occur when blood flow is reduced and blood exposure could reopen the vessels. The passage implies a medical technique but lacks full context.
Humorous Scraps and Wartime Snippets Across Papers
A collage of jokes and quips from 20th century papers. Random misreadings, puns, and satire touch on war, politics, religion, and daily life as cited by multiple sources, including Kansas City Star style humor and city notices.
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