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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1913
Page
4
A guide outlines handling bees with smoke to calm hives, reducing agitation and injury. It covers risks, safe techniques, and the step by step method for opening a hive briefly, moving slowly, and using calm methods to minimize distress during inspection.
A lengthy obituary style feature details the lives of Mrs Astor No 1 and Mrs Astor No 2, their marriages to William Astor and changes after deaths and divorce. It traces their social rise in Newport and New York, the division of property, the impact of Titanic era events, and the shift of prestige within the Astor circle.
Fragmented text reports farm poultry notes with White Wyandottes occupying top rank. Mentions several breeds including Plymouth Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, Leghorns, Minoreas, and others in a yard or breeding catalog context. Stray terms reference seed stock and brood management without clear dates or outcomes.
A fragmented excerpt outlines making sauces and flavor bases with vinegar and oil. It mentions boiling fish and using sauces to improve leftovers, plus a recipe section with unclear ingredient names and measurements. The text shows old kitchen guidance on mastering sauce texture and smoothness.
A garbled instructional fragment discusses washing flannel fabric. It mentions rinsing, wringing, and using clean water, with references to soap, the wringer, and drying. The text includes numerous typos and unclear segments, but centers on fabric care steps and washing practice.
The fragmentary text hints at a short notice or column item mentioning Ola and a two day period. Names and places are garbled, but likely reports a local event or activity connected to a group or venue and a plan or result.
The readable fragments mention names like Merve, Adil, and a reference to a chicken dish. Other parts indicate a dated time element and a pasted stilted note. Overall details are unclear and partially garbled.
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