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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1913
Page
2
A fragmented historical newspaper item discusses Bryan Baily Eagle and Pilot, citing publishing by The Eagle Printing Co. It mentions Associated Press affiliation, mailing details, and debates over bonds, salaries for state officials, and U S Mexico policy debates amid Revolution era concerns.
The article reports railroad workers threatening strikes for higher wages and railroads refusing pay raises. Receivership looms for some lines as efforts to resolve the dispute stall. Governor and president figures are mentioned, with local unrest and road traffic affected.
Fragmented paragraphs mention a young man seeking primation, a barber, a widow, a farmer, and a Fundy exemption. It references wealth, opinions, and a crowd at an event, but readable details are extremely limited and uncertain.
A Solon debate on bonded indebtedness unsettles fears among lawmakers and the public. Supporters push an appropriation of 50,000 dollars to fund mediation and to reassure residents that bond spending won’t harm the state’s finances. Opponents warn of long term debt and question the necessity of rapid action.
Deputy City Secretary Mr. C Howls celebrated his birthday with friends and officials including Mayor Martin and Judge Doremrus. A courteous, jovial gathering featured a fine supper, song, and thanks for Mr. Lewis and the city’s service. Attendees shared good wishes and reminiscences, with plans for future social events noted.
A warning from Caldwell the Jeweler says diamond values will rise twenty percent due to new import duty. The advisory notes that wholesale and retail prices will increase, with expected effect starting in August. Customers are advised to buy now to avoid higher costs soon.
Jot shot from Col Milner, president of the A and M College, defends his opposition to Senate Joint Resolution 18. He criticizes the plan as a costly, discredited consolidation of universities and urges defeat, citing personal letters and public statements on March 29 and related correspondence.
The fragmentary OCR text presents a garbled wartime notice mixing names, places, and quotes from newspapers. It includes scattered references to licenses, warnings, a judge’s remark, and stray dialogues about a strong woman and a railway tale. The content resembles damaged public notices and literary snippets rather than a coherent single event.
Fragmented OCR reflects scattered quotations on the value of laughter from Charien Lamy Carlyle Debiglas Jerrold Laurence Moore and Oliver Wendell Holmes. The text traces humor’s power to provoke thought, challenge propriety, and connect earthly wit to lofty ideals across eras.
A fragment from a verse by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward reflects on Jenny Lind’s American visit and the public marvel at her humility and divine song. The piece narrates crowds in Cornwall, maritime scenes, and a banquet with lavish dishes, set against a backdrop of reverent spectators and a royal reception by crowd and clergy.
The article describes a professor of voice culture guiding a promising contralto named Marcus Auretion in pursuit of soprano goals. It notes challenges with Maher-toned passages and suggests progress toward a suitable high range through technique.
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