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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1914
Page
6
Edlowment classwide ad copy lists jobs with no experience needed and wordy rates. Includes cottage rental, residence offer, used items, tailoring service, and a lost item reward. Several garbled names and addresses appear with erroneous punctuation.
The Free Baptist Church lists services including preaching at 1 a.m. and 4:18 p.m led by Pastor Wheeler. Christian Endeavor at 7 10 p.m with president Miss Worms Mansey. Updates mention moving picture houses and wartime news as part of community events.
Reports from Austin Texas indicate a protection push after damage to cotton by leaf caterpillars. The Texas Department of Agriculture urges farmers to dust plants with lead arsenate or apply a Paris green and flour mist mixture to battle the pest.
A list of services at multiple churches including Christian Church First Baptist Presbyterian and Methodist. Preaching times range from 11 am to 12 pm with additional evening services. Sunday school sessions noted for various congregations and an Andrew's Church service at 9 45 am.
Historical notice recounts a farmer named Te Stabnay advocating forage crops like milo, maize and peas to feed work stock amid a county food shortage. The letter discusses improved farming methods, potential yield gains, and cooperation with local agent Braso Counts to track progress and support farmers in Brazos County.
The article blends agricultural labor figures with sports notes. It cites U.S. farm labor stats, noting millions engaged in farming and related roles, and mentions Washington and New York updates. It also covers baseball team moves, managerial ambitions, and boxing and hockey developments in England and Canada.
A Bryan residence burned violently with the blaze spreading rapidly before responders arrived. The home, owned by Mr Williams, sustained about 300 in losses with furniture insured for 1,000. Fire officials said a timely water attack might have saved the structure, noting the rapid explosion and ensuing flames. No further details on casualties were clearly reported.
A 1910s style guide advises washing a Panama hat with white soap and ammonia for bleaching, glycerin for shine, and hot water. Dip, rinse, then apply glycerin in the final rinse, brush inside and out, and sun dry to restore texture.
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