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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1914
Page
5
An old ad offers Cito Gura Liver Pills by E. J. Jenkins claiming to tone and aid liver function without gripping. Wording suggests a health tonic priced at 25 cents aimed at restoring buoyancy and normal liver performance.
Northbound timetable notes from the Texas Central line with stops at Bryan Central and connections. The item also mentions a church organ purchase, a singing convention invitation, a film portrayal of Rome at the Queen, and community social updates including visits and receptions in Bryan.
Local society notes record numerous visitors and guests in Houston and surrounding areas. Names include Stallings of Tabor, Parker relatives in Moreton, Mayder from Wollbara, Buchanan from Kurien, James from Han Antonio, Byars and Wiley from ITallaneo, and others visiting from Steep Moallos Mage Hlave and Calvert.
Galveston editors battled wire service delays and editor Bourgeois over publishing the devastating tidings of a city jetty collapse and thousands feared dead. Spurgeon faced pressure from Northern papers and the Unfiltered Press to release the story promptly. The night editor questioned if the Galveston report would justify a front page splash before confirmation reached Houston.
The city post office will close tomorrow, July 4. General delivery will be open from 3 to 4 pm.
A long article describes the Singing Convention at West Hollow Hollow and Bryan area with large attendance. It highlights visitors from neighboring communities, the event's significance, and the schedule including contests at Alen Academy grounds and the coming performances.
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