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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1913
Page
2
The Houston Post remarks on weather plans and the Post want ads while noting the Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot publication details. The piece mentions editor Buchanan Wallace and the paper’s post office registration and service schedule.
The Cameron district court closed a notably productive term with many convictions. District Attorney W. C. Davis receives praise for his capable, fearless prosecution. The report reflects strong public support for Davis as a potential long-term candidate.
Fragmentary notes discuss wealth for public service and charity across classes, citing managers, merchants, and diplomats. References to national policies, federal aid debates, and a political climate highlight tensions between wealth, welfare, and national progress. A brief item mentions a bulletproof incident involving a minister and a Bible.
A chaotic report by Ansootaion Brees describes eruptions and widespread fire destroying Am brim natives on Am brim and New Mebrides telande. Ten reports reach the ministry as two French stations publish casualty figures indicating hundreds killed.
Donations for flood relief were listed, including clothing shipments from J W Delaney of Bemmont and Mrs LL Haynes of Weatherford, with quantities from various helpers and churches. Additional items include monetary contributions noted by the press, and support from multiple communities and individuals across Texas. Federal victories abroad are also reported, with Tepic and Mazatlan cited as won by federal forces. Congressman Pepper of Iowa is reported dead, aged and noted as National Democratic Committee secretary.
A brief notice urges shoppers to visit for a wide array of handsome novelties in men and boys wear. The ad touts attractively boxed gifts, hundreds of practical and inexpensive options, and a sense of urgency with limited time left before Christmas.
A compact news card lists a selection of bargain items priced at 25 cents each. Items include suspenders hose supporters wool gloves neckties linen handkerchiefs cuff buttons tie clasps phoenix mufflers lisle half hose and drinking cups.
A compact gift assortment features neckties and hose paired with matching handkerchiefs in a neat case. Also offered are four linen handkerchiefs, a dress shirt, a box umbrella, large shape caps, felt house slippers, and a suit case with a matching tie and clasp. Prices start at $1.00.
A list of silk accessories and related items priced at 50 cents includes suspenders half hose gloves handkerchiefs ties and matching scarf pins leather bill book and drinking cup featured in a period store display.
A gift list highlights a selection priced around 150 dollars featuring good sweaters kid gloves pajamas and a box of Holeproof silk muffler gold scarf pin gold tie clasp gold cuff buttons box initial handkerchiefs leather house slippers and similar items.
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