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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1911
Page
4
A jumble of fashion notes describes home frocks and ready made wardrobes. The piece highlights rising costs, shifting styles, and cheaper dress materials like corduroy and velvet. It notes shop displays, the lure of smart frocks, and accessories such as lace nets, gloves, hats, and belts shaping the season's wardrobe.
In a tense game Fairfield meets Pairfield with a heroic late drive. Star back Line Soule leads the visitors to a 6 point victory as the crowd roars and the home team fights back with spirited plays.
A vintage reader describes baby warm shoes in satin and cloth with floral embroidery and buttoned closures, plus decorative purses and wood bags. It then surveys growing fireplace use, suitable andirons, iron and brass combos, and era styling for rooms and hallways, noting design trends and practicalities.
The ROM ar and ROM ar and Uncle Sam in the Theater Business 8 playhouse was built to amuse 4,000 inmates of the Government Hospital for the Insane at St Elizabeth’s. The institution, the world’s largest asylum, plans a full theater with orchestra, stage, scenery, and complete apparatus for staged plays and cine shows daily from breakfast to bedtime.
A historical note predicts a reshaping of the Senate as many affluent members depart during the current session. It highlights leaders Aldrich and Tinie, Kean, Depew, and Hoon nearing end of careers, with anticipated declines in conservative, close‑corporation influence and long‑time leadership.
A tarnished report warns souvenir hunters target silverware and china from the United States Senate dining room. Crests and inscriptions mark pieces as government property, prompting new precautions to prevent pilferage during meals and at the establishment’s reopening.
A House committee on naval affairs backs establishing a dental corps in the Navy. Representative Dewan introduces a bill creating a 20 member dentist force aged twenty four to thirty two for a one year term with automatic promotion to lieutenant commander. Dentists would serve aboard ships and support sailors, with marine dental units sharpening skills for naval apprentices.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a concept of relation and operation at a power transfer site, with names suggesting Ray and Ata but insufficient readable context to identify people, place, event, or date.
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