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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1913
Page
2
A fragmented reader notice style discusses common mispronunciations and spelling, noting examples like depot and not depo or daypa. It also touches on holiday pricing fairness, misheard phrases, and a seasonal ode to a bright new year with hopeful imagery.
The text appears as a garbled public notices page with references to political figures, parties, and slogans from Texas. It mentions subscription values, dates, and officials, hinting at a campaign context and garbled dialogue about republican and democratic lines and billboard coverage.
The Texas Republic reports on mayoral contenders WW Harrie, Geo B Hadley, G Walker and the Billboard coverage of campaigns. It notes Richmond entering the U S Senate race with Congressmen George Turkese of Gonzales and t comment on Ae Bur evs' lofty yet unattained aims amid a crowded field.
A fragment discusses how to pronounce idler related words with options like eyther eyther nerther and egther and quotes Julian W Avernithy and Richard Grant White arguing against pretentious British affectation. The text cites a book titled Correct Pronunciation and a Merrill publisher reference.
Col. Mose delivers a farewell as Hatat Daling and opponents challenge the Ritz. The Houston Post notes a tense scene in the gallery and a crowd audience as the minister and editor discuss the vacancy. LIME hints at resignation and political reshuffle within days.
A Texas family of 21 from Colemans 14 near Cole man planned a Christmas visit. The father mother and nineteen children filled a chair car, with tickets stretched to arrange seating on the journey. A Nash Texas paper notes the scene as a vivid but chaotic travel moment amid a public transit trip.
A garbled local note speaks of predicting tomorrow's weather and uncertainty about the outcome of events. It references political discourse, possible appointments, and liberty debates with scattered phrases about legislators and public actions. The text is fragmented and hard to follow yet hints at civic concerns and upcoming decisions.
Fragmented OCR text shows a Bryan area public endorsement claim and an advertisement for Downe Kidney Pits with dubious medical claims. It mentions a man named Rod and a woman, plus drugstore sales and pricing, all wrapped in disjointed testimony and social commentary.
A fragmented OCR row notes events from 1823 to 1905 including sieges, votes on removing a general, a 1872 shooting, mentions of Grover Cleveland, terminations in Canada, and debates on presidential salary increases. It also references Port Arthur and heirs sale notices, with unclear and garbled wording throughout.
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