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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1917
Page
2
An opaque wartime era column from The Divan Daly Eagle discusses international tension between Germany and the United States, signaling calls for a conference to prevent hostilities. It references Kaiser, Uncle Sam, and Mexico, with implied debates shaping public sentiment.
The piece surveys wartime diplomacy and sea rights with mentions of Germany Britain and the Allies, arguing for neutral and Allied support while criticizing belligerent actions. It notes Britain’s daily wartime expenditures, calls for American ship protection, and reflects on public sentiment about freedom at sea and international law.
Marguerite Clark returns to the Paramount program with a new show at the Queen tomorrow. The comedy follows a pupil who deceives a school head and gains unlikely fame as the world’s leading authority. The plot hinges on lies, mistaken appearances, and a satirical look at social pretensions.
In logging work a bundle of dynamite cartridges is wrapped around the log to blast off the top. A man climbs with trous to cut the top after branches are cleared. A fuse lengths the blasting stick, then a safety descent precedes the blast. The top rises and logs are left ready for rigging and dragging.
The Cane Fashion notes that canes appear in many men’s outfits, nearly all the pictures of men’s fashions feature canes, and suggests the cane is a notable, stylish addition. It warns the wearer must dress well to carry the cane properly, framing it as a fashionable yet demanding accessory.
Large crowd to greet Abern Opera Company's presentation of The Bohemian Girl at the Colonial tonight. Balfe's romantic opera, a standard production, has endured popularity for six years with the Aborn Opera Company delivering a lavish revival.
In Justice W. W. Galner's court today two guilty pleas were entered. Eresente Gonsales, described as Mexican, pleaded guilty to drunkenness and was fined one dollar plus costs. Otis Williams, described as Negro, pleaded guilty to being drunk in a public place and was fined one dollar and costs.
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