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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1913
Page
6
A garbled classified page offers teen boy labor in a bakery, land and house sales with prices such as 3000, two Ursuline lots at 800, and secondhand motorcycles. Also ads for rental rooms and a Ford road model. Contact details hint at J Weatta and P L Winter.
A robust speaker recounts a doctor urging regular stretching to aid posture and movement. The narrator describes a morning routine involving careful foot work, leg raises, and upward stretches as part of a discipline linked to writing and health. The text hints at personal affection and a two hour, single kiss moment in a late night encounter.
A letter from Evansville features a prominent citizen named Tad who praises Vino as a remedy for pulmonary trouble. He claims months of illness improved after using Vino and urges others to try it, asserting healing effects and renewed appetite while warning of a money-back guarantee.
A chaotic prison scene unfolds as soldiers attempt to carry out a hanging failing due to disruption and confusion. The narrative follows orders, muttered threats, and the impact on families and town as the plan collapses amid mounting tension and street scenes.
City urges prompt fan service applications through the City Secretary at City Hall. No minimum charge before the 22nd inst, then ceilings fans priced at 2.50 for one and 1.50 per extra up to three, then 1.00 each. desk fans 1.50 for first, 2.50 for up to five, then 0.50 each additional. Mayor W. W. Harris announces.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference A S Adams as civil engineer and surveyor and mention Amicus Gurion and various quoted phrases. The readable lines discuss retiring, London Telegraph, music and reminiscences, and a 19th century tone without clear events.
An essay warns against deception in advertising, asserting truthful ads build lasting profit. It argues readers should distrust questionable claims and rely on honest merchants for steady, legitimate success.
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