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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1916
Page
4
The Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot lists publication details, class of newspaper, and subscription rates. It notes second class matter status, mailing office in Bryan Texas, and advertising rates on application. It asks subscribers to notify the office if carriers fail delivery or changes in residence occur.
A Fort Worth Record inspired column reflects on American spirit urging America first and inclusive loyalty, cites President Wilson and Congress as they debate peace aims and labor actions, and notes Prohibition votes, economic strain, and wartime hardships. The piece blends editorial comments with quoted lines from public figures and citizens across the nation.
A collection of clipped viewpoints from editors and commentators on war, submarine policy, and political figures. The piece cites Washington Herald and New York sources, noting reactions to German actions, naval questions, and the influence of public opinion on wartime events. It mentions actors like Colonel Roosevelt and references to figures such as Tom Kilison and Mrs Hughes supporters.
A parochial school Christmas program was presented at the Queen Theater with students from Emilyhoube performing. The lineup included selections like Waits Gadge Meter, Nativity pieces, a Christman Metis, and the play The Real Santa Claus. The event concluded with a distribution of presents by Rania Clave.
The Amusements section presents Theodore Huberte and Anita King in a lanky production of Anton the Terrible adapted from a story by Thema Rekart Goodman. The show is billed as a lively stage offering with a comedic take on a classic tale.
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