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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1915
Page
2
OU men of standing in business are urged to choose Hart Schaffner & Marx garments that fit their position. The ads claim these ready to wear outfits look like custom tailoring and cost far less than similar made to measure suits.
A M Waldrop and Co presents a men’s wear store profile highlighting value and selection in tailored apparel. The notice emphasizes quality, service, and a broad range of styles for gentlemen seeking reliable wardrobe options.
The piece reviews a push for compulsory school attendance and the _fourth Legislature's planned education reforms. It cites state officials, the Texas delegation, and debates over school building needs, costs, and policy timing, noting potential resistance and the aim for gradual implementation.
The article notes President Wilson’s predictions stir British opinions about ending the war in victory. It records differing views among the English on his conclusions and the timing of a final campaign, with some awaiting further guidance before expressing judgments.
A snippet from the Texas Register in Carthage features Tailor Carnes arguing that newspapers should not gender editorship by using terms like editress or proprietress. He mocks such labels as awkward and unsupported by standard usage. The fragment critiques gendered office titles and calls for neutral language.
A corrupted OCR fragment discusses a man retiring at age 42 from a business career. It contrasts his early department head role with later reflections on work ethic and European norms. The piece muses on idleness versus duty, and how colleagues would respond to his departure.
A puzzled note on child manners emphasizes parental training shaping a child through example. It argues manners stem from parental behavior and that modern training requires elders show consideration to children, not just require politeness, with humorous aside about marriage plans.
Fragments from a Texas disaster report recounts deaths and missing persons after powerful floods and storms. Authorities estimate up to twenty dead, fifteen to twenty. one million people affected, homes displaced, and property damage statewide. Weather and fire danger linked to lightning and high winds, with railroads reporting disruptions across the region.
The Brazos River rises rapidly prompting evacuations from Norville to Walton and warning locals along the river. Flooding threatens mooring points and rail lines while the river nears the Lop. Authorities urge caution as residents move stock to safety and prepare for possible further rises.
A clipped exchange mocks Toggerblossam and fashion trends in a satirical note from The Washington Star and Dalian News. It cites Grwleners collecting cal dressings and ridicules Muston's new girl, labeling the party as unsettled and playful.
A tornado ripped through a rural community on Wednesday, destroying several homes and injuring residents who were away from their dwellings. The storm toppled roofs, shattered windows, and scattered debris across the area, with witnesses noting two farmhouses and multiple outbuildings heavily damaged. Emergency crews reported difficult access and urged residents to avoid the area while investigators assess the damage and determine a precise toll.
A large oil field blaze near Temple Texas left roads washed out by flood waters and disrupted telephony. The First Thrall Oil Company and several other firms reported tanks burning including many 1200 barrel units while authorities warned that information on progress was scarce. The fire threatened multiple outfits and caused widespread danger as crews battled flames through the night.
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