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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1915
Page
2
A chaotic editorial passage laments high taxes and government waste while arguing against extraneous spending. It contrasts with editorials on federal and state policy and mentions figures slated for taxation and public services amid a broader discourse on taxation and living costs.
An excerpt from The Outlook urges rest for overworked minds and body and champions return to inner peace. It recalls Wordsworth and Bishop Hall to warn against perpetual external activity and calls for self care before aiding others. The piece critiques modern fatigue and celebrating overextension. It emphasizes restraint, rest, and renewal as essential to meaningful service.
An analysis estimates U S national wealth reaching about 110 billion dollars by 1912 with farm land values up 138 percent since 1900 and urban real estate soaring. It notes per capita wealth around 447 dollars and highlights New York City as a major share of real estate value amid rising prices and productive gains.
Hatton W. Sumpners argues for the complete separation of the A M College and the Prairie View Normal from the University. He contends the current constitutional setup creates uncertainty, hinders progress, and hampers service to Texas agriculture. Dallas, Texas July 13, 1915.
The piece describes famine and shortages amid bombardment with strict rationing of bread and water. It notes ruins in cities and portents of collapse as authorities investigate a fire believed arson. Sheriff Nunn leads the probe into the blaze.
The council notes a potential rail line near the depot with a platform removal plan to avoid trees. Salaries for the city secretary and city marshal were proposed to rise from 160 to 115 per month, while City Engineer Adams reports on a water works inspection trip and meter purchases capped at ten meters per watch. The meeting adjourned after adjournment.
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