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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1914
Page
6
Classified ad notes for rent near the South center of the court house area offering two large Farnivbon game units and a garden space with a book from East Wide. Also mentions one room for rent in Parma yore and a warm oak Lee home with yard and other items. Includes a driving mare for sale and a few stray details about horses and livestock.
The text appears garbled with numerous misspellings and unclear segments. It mentions names, a possible inquiry, and scattered phrases about natives, prisons, and a servant question. Readable parts reference a lost item, a person named Yorn, and inquiries about work and intent.
New York Day by Day reports on June 12 a vogue for hired dancing partners in salons. It notes salons offering introductions, the social ritual, and the rise of modern dancing venues with varied entertainments and old fashioned etiquette.
A reader fragment describes Sunday school at 9:48 am with preaching at 1010 am, junior league February 26, and no weekday service. It notes services at Presbyterian and Christian churches with varied meeting times and a church board meeting. Baptist and Methodist notices mention morning worship, Sunday school, and evening services with attendees urged to participate.
An analysis quotes Dr Wu Ting-fong on the intellect and leadership of American women. The piece critiques gender roles and argues women cannot be confined to second place, urging broader public engagement and reform.
A fragmentary report describes a scene where Blery discusses a sculpture or costume event with Molt, noting a possible insult and a decision about placing a face on a relief. The text hints at a decorative or artistic commission and social expectations in a formal setting.
A fragment notes the arrival of the balloon Yates and a brief sale today with only a few items offered for fifteen nights, indicating a small-town event with limited inventory and duration.
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