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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1910
Page
4
A letter from a Brasos County reader urges civic talk in the Eagle columns about local issues and crime. The contributor praises local merchants and prices at J A Myers of Bryan and contrasts regional trade patterns.
A clipped Houston Times item from March 1890 discusses a letter signed by a Good Government club member. It argues for reducing county salaries, proposing a $100 per year cap and a December 3 implementation, with debate on the county treasurer and other officials’ pay. The piece questions who would run or be affected and hints at political infighting over compensation, salaries, and resignations.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses public education functions and executive ability. It mentions the county inn and the secretary, plus an intendent of public education, with unclear context and several broken phrases. No clear events or names are provided.
Benign ad style notice proclaims openings for renovation and new work at Bryan Mattress Factory run by F White in Yonle with phone number 453. The text markets soft hair Parisian Sago and aims at women in forties seeking beauty without risk, though the fragmentary OCR makes details uncertain.
A mid search-era ad claims Parian Sage is a hair tonic that banishes dandruff and microbes. It touts a large bottle for 30 cents from Gruggis, with letters from customers like Fr. Moreau noting improved scalp condition and new hair growth after use.
A Bryan reader recounts relief after using Doan's Kidney Cure for long standing kidney weakness and back pain. He credits the remedy with enabling him to attend to daily duties again and notes public endorsement from neighbors.
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