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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1914
Page
3
Fragmented political notes on Republicans and suffrage, Cox renomination opposition, and presidential hints mix with rail and defense topics. Mentions include Champ Clark, George Neld, and Australian trade shifts. railroad rate concerns and Western rail costs loom, with Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New York contexts.
A detachment of Boy Scouts traveled on a hike yesterday with Rev Slenhs Pina arranging provisions for the party. They traveled in a group of about twenty members and were expected to return this afternoon.
A dated April report summarizes British newspaper opinions on U S intervention in Mexico. The Wentimometer Gazette voices war avoidance as a military operation, while the Pall Mall Gazette supports sympathy with Americans yet warns of peril. The Globe and Evening Standard discuss possible outcomes and European reactions, including policing by a U S force. The Times notes growing calls for intervention and ties to President Wilson’s orders, reflecting a divided press stance.
A testimonial from Mrs. W. H. Brill of Racine Wisconsin lauds Vinc for transforming her weak rundown condition. She suffered sleeplessness nervousness and stomach issues before using Vinc and reports gaining weight and renewed strength. The ad claims Vinc builds up health with a money back guarantee and mentions Baxo Galvano for rough skin.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a marriage notice involving Willie Robinson and Clara Mansar. The readable bits imply concerns about daughters and parental reaction, but key details like dates places and authorities are missing. The item reads as a personal marriage notice with uncertain names and phrasing.
Fragmentary ad style text touts Cardul as a remedy for severe feminine discomfort and smothering near death experiences. It claims long standing efficacy for over 50 years and urges readers to obtain a bottle immediately from sales outlets. The piece mentions a woman named Annie and a husband urging treatment, using period marketing language.
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