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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1913
Page
5
Local item notes residents visiting relatives and returning home, with several names and places including Wixon Galveston Navanotie and Kilgore. Mentions vacations by Rev and Mrs Film, Prof W A Watking from College and Goldstein & Magill position in Waco.
Local merchants including David Reid & Co and Miron Mardy Newton Brandon & Lawrence announce Independence Day closings on July 4 1901. Numerous area shops and jewelers listed among participating retailers. Community buyers warned to plan accordingly.
A homing pigeon carried by Myers during a visit to his aunt s Holt in Waco was released Tuesday at nine in the morning and returned home the next morning after twenty four hours apart. Charley ranwn homing pigeons and fan quile fe mumtier om hind.
A garbled OCR-like excerpt presents scattered dialogue and captions about wealth, class, and misfortune. It includes miswritten lines on manor houses, village life, and a multimillionaire, with disjoint quotes attributed to a banker, a father and son, and a character named Tad. The text is largely incoherent with missing context and fragmented names.
An elderly coder recalls his nephew Oliver Toli ver. He describes the boy as headstrong and often in trouble. The speaker jokes about responsibility and self‑blame, noting a humorous self‑comment about past mistakes and a barrel of hair. Kansas City Star.
A fragmentary exchange shows a suitor seeking consent to marry a daughter. Mr Cumrox grants cautious approval, while a sharp retort notes the suitor’s likely wasted time. The piece includes stray lines about indigestion and a humorous misprint about a tractor.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions cautious statements and references to medical or municipal matters. Names and places are unreadable, with garbled phrases and unclear dates or events.
The article warns that cordite, a nitroglycerin explosive, was chewed by soldiers for a stimulant effect but poses severe danger. Chewing concentrates the explosive, increasing risk of detonation from a hard bite or blow, with several fatalities recorded among German and Austrian troops in recent years.
A fragmented description details the Kukububus, a shy yet ferocious New Guinea tribe. Mountain dwellers and coast people conduct a barter rite with wattle and earthenware, passing goods in stages while signaling with distant cries, a patient exchange of items and jungle produce.
For sale five lots 50 by 250 feet in Wilson Heights Addition located directly in front of the Convent. Easy monthly payments with a small initial payment. Finest, best located in the addition, ideal for a suburban home with convenient access to town. Roland Walk
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