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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1913
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment shows scattered political commentary and ads focusing on taxes, Democrats, and figures like Vincent Astor. It mentions Texan topics, transfer of funds, milkmen, advertising rates, and a vague call for tax policy changes, with disjointed phrases and partial names.
A reader recalls a rustic scene where a farmer and an agriculturist discuss daily life. The tale contrasts toil, diet, sleep, and labor conditions, highlighting practical distinctions in work and income between the two roles.
The article lists numerous goods including meats flour bread milk lumber cotton and leather along with machinery and household items subject to tariff duties. It notes a ten percent duty on wheat and Canadian exemptions affecting trade and prices.
A Sunday service described as uplifting drew many parishioners to the First Methodist Church. Pastor M. L. Weaver led a sermon emphasizing friendship in Jesus and the church's welcoming spirit, with Bro. Taylor delivering a faith-filled message.
An audience gathered for a revival at the First Methodist Church with Dr Holder delivering a sermon on endurance and faith. The service featured prayer, hymns, and exhortations, highlighting Christ’s Second Coming and urging believers to trust in God for spiritual renewal.
A local Free Baptist congregation welcomed Rev. Stalker for an evening service featuring songs and a talk on biblical characters and moral dress. The sermon addressed personal faith and practical conduct, and future topics included "We not Should Come" with a solo by THO.
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