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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1910
Page
3
A speech praised as a moral appeal for erasing Maxon and Dison lines. It laments slavery, recalls civil war memories, and urges restraint while condemning hatred toward the rich and powerful. The orator emphasizes compassion, calls for humane governance, and critiques extreme zeal in politics.
A Confederate veteran, Col. Gorton, recalls wartime events and captains, claiming to have captured Gen. Coburn of Indiana and endured repeated fire from Gen. Hatter. He extols Union and Confederate soldiers, condemns abusive language toward others, and reflects on postwar views and respect for fallen comrades.
A New York siren report describes Marguerite the Virginia deer escaping with her fawn near a village. Keepers recovered a gray fan and a Revolutionary era script fragment marked 1776 asserting American Congress, with other antique items tied to a historic coin.
In Ont the conductor Butnery acted to save passengers as a Canadian train sank into water. He assisted people toward the limned exit and broke a window to reach safety, reuniting with rescuers and aiding the group as the wreck unfolded.
A garbled report cites the French Academy of Science proposing a simple method to cure and prevent tooth decay. It mentions a remedy claimed to be inexpensive and safe, touting dramatic results by year’s end.
A faded newspaper feature depicts a former U S president in the jungle, his face covered and attire described as a sowing garment. The piece notes editors and correspondents recognizing him only by features like his beard and fringe, with debate over his exact whisker style and likeness to public figures.
Felicia and Remick clash over a costly pursuit of affection as Felicia rejects his advances with a sharp ultimatum. He relents, then pursues again, while police presence and a tense carriage scene heighten the drama and threat of public scandal.
An OCR fragment describes a distant industry and a hoped longevity of work spanning around a hundred years. It references a person named Tom and a possible setting near the Mawes of the Brankiiy, with unclear phrases and stray notes about companions and timing.
An incoherent OCR fragment references Washington and a vague dialogue. Readable bits mention a person asking what is meant and a place name that hints at a memorial or archive context. The text is severely garbled with missing letters and stray dashes.
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