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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1915
Page
4
A fundraiser seeks donations to supply durable clay pipes to soldiers in Europe. Contributions fund 25 pipes per batch, with donor inscriptions in multiple languages on the bowls. The initiative, run from New York, aims to ease wartime life for American, Belgian, French, Russian, Italian, and other troops.
The article argues that cooking quality affects marriages, condemns hatred and treachery, and cites kitchen standards and public dining as areas where bad cooking undermines households and public trust. It urges examination of cooks for competence to prevent poor meals in public places.
The Farm and Fireside tale contrasts rural life with city living, detailing a farmer who sells his property to join urban society. It notes luxuries, social clubs, and delayed routines, then highlights the strain on country spirit and the value of practical agricultural education in Hapytarg High School.
The text advises on whitewash as a disinfectant for damp areas. It stresses thorough coverage on walls and floors and warns against missing spots. Yard cleanliness, burning trash, and disinfecting posts are recommended. It notes coal tar disinfectant destroys germs and parasites and emphasizes preventing disease in people and livestock.
A burglary was reported at the Fastide High School proprietor Claude Lawson's small store. The thief entered through the front door, stole the cash drawer and some money, with no clues yet. Officers are urged to improve surveillance of the town’s many small shops to prevent further break-ins.
In Boston and at Harvard, Dr Cha…ng and Peter Rant Brie pam Hospital Hostel discuss a National Academy of Sciences finding that white finger malformation is hereditary. The family from Scotland to Virginia since 1700 shows pattern: over 300 descendants, about 20 percent affected. if one parent affected, about half of children affected. The piece cites a yarn from Yarm and Fireside and a Springfield, Ohio paper about a talking farm boy and a windfall reward for a spin with the unity.
A fragmentary notice urges people about hog killing times and mentions supplies including pepper work and red sacks. It references sacks and reminders, indicating an advertisement style for rural agricultural preparation. The text is garbled but centers on pig processing reminders and available items.
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