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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1913
Page
4
A fragmented reminiscence describes millinery trends observed in Washington, detailing hats with netted or aigrette features, bird motif accents, straw materials, and nautical influences. The piece notes fashion lines, decorative jackets, and overall elegant attire of young women as observed in a deputation setting.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls Mrs Lorgnette, a prominent telephonic and stage observer, tied to Johnson and a network of social figures. The scarce text hints at a life in performance and influence, with references to fashion, practice, and a pivotal visit by Johnson.
A fragmentary report sketches Carter’s affect on Oklahoma public life, noting his influence in debate circles and the political climate around a pivotal capital event. The narrative references figures like Gartee and Populist rhetoric, hinting at the era’s tense campaign dynamics and frigid winter backdrop as speakers faced a crucial legislative moment.
The article describes statues surrounding the Capitol, facing north from the Treasury side. It lists figures such as Herinay Lone, Kawilns, Ko tka, Ivnben, Paul Jones, Alex Ser Mhapherd, and Baowvel 1 Crees, with others like Pulask, Witherspoon, and Garin Caine noted in the placement. The piece notes memory’s tricky nature and hints at the arrangement’s meaning within the grounds.
A dense, instructional note on alfalfa growing and farm practice. It emphasizes alfalfa as a staple for fodder, recommends variety in livestock feed, and advises soil care, water access, and timely planting. It also touches on dairy care, poultry, pest control, and efficient farm routines for higher yields and profit.
A London commentary notes 7 million of 9.8 million telephones are in America while Europe holds about 2 million. It argues European telephony lags due to backward civ ilization, government control in a few nations, and disparities among countries, with comparisons to France Austria Hungary Germany and others.
A historical note explains methods to position a lamp using adjutors and two halls. One method offers quicker setup, the other more satisfactory results. The illustration shows aligning the lamp through two halls and adjusting the height and tilt for convenience.
In rail towns a new meter reading system places meters on back porches for easier access. The change allows readers to cover many meters daily and helps consumers monitor power use. Aims include simpler installation and clearer power consumption exposure amid growing use of electric meters.
A damaged OCR describes a mercury circuit apparatus with a pressure line and a safety valve. It notes a battery and tube setup, a pumneetion to activate the system, and a safety feature to prevent accidents from stopper pressure changes.
An examination notes how diffused lamp light reduces glare and eye strain for workers. The article explains improvements in lighting design and its impact on reading and writing tasks, mentioning the daily lamp setup and its alignment with work stations to enhance visibility.
A historic proposal outlines a vast hydroelectric and transmission project spanning from Mexico to the Far East, with several dams and lakes. It envisions a multi- stage network delivering power from water resources, including reservoirs and high towers, to feed widespread regional demand.
An English inventor unveils an electrically powered steamer or heating apparatus designed to rapidly steam speakers or materials, claiming efficient energy use and reduced waste of time. The device is described as a compact method for applying electric energy to textiles and related items.
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