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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1913
Page
6
An OCR fragment lists rental ads for a four room house near Adela and a three room unit near Presbyterian Church with city water and contact at W. W. station. It also includes garbled notices, local visits, and a Brown University anecdote about audience reactions at a Fayette play.
An old advertisement extols Vinol as a powerful body builder and stamina creator. It quotes testimonials and urges readers to buy, claiming health improvements from deep chest tone to vigor. The copy also touts a money back offer and nearby druggist endorsements despite vague medical assurances.
The readable text appears as a damaged excerpt with disjointed phrases attributed to Marnie and referenced figures like Walbrook and Bivins. It suggests a dramatic scene where a husband or partner confronts a rival, culminating in a call to catch and throw a wife.
A garbled 19th century style summary references presidents and their messages, noting debates over montages and royal comparisons. It mentions Washington, John Adams, and royalty notions, with unclear shifts in leadership and governance narratives.
No minimum charge before the 22nd. After that, ceilings fans start at 2.50 for one, 1.50 per additional up to three plus 1.00 for each extra fan. Desk fans start at 1.50 for the first, 2.50 for up to five, then 0.50 per extra. Apply to the City Secretary at City Hall. Mayor W. W. Harris signs.
The fragment discusses labor division in modern manufacturing, a worker able to Turh with more than Deeg per day, and a movable feature about hands and a stern admonition. It includes stray quotes, articles on music in the home, and notes on belts and geological formations surrounding New York Port.
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