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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1914
Page
5
An old advertisement urges customers to visit, call, or mail orders for drug store goods. It emphasizes the convenience of each method and quotes E. J. Jenkins as the speaker. The phrasing reflects a period-style sales pitch urging personal visit or remote ordering.
Mysterious OCR fragment details visitors from Kurten and Vernon on business, residents and arrivals including J M Con and M J Ottolo, a resignation at Grant Lumber, Hene Mead trip to Waco and Browwood, two hundred bushels of corn for sale, and a Ladies of the Pre Baptist Church gathering at Mrs. A Cloud’s residence with invites.
Dixie content mentions Piel’s pure Inger beer in bottles at Marwiks. A Cotham visited the city today from Harvey, signaling local social and business chatter in town.
Mrs J W Robinson and family return to Martin after four years away. Mrs Kelly returns to Martin after visiting her son Wiley in Port Arthur. Miss Kethel White comes back from Port Arthur. Mrs Sam returns to Ware after a trip to Philathe National and her husband. Mrs Cartland’s daughter Myrtle visits from Wellborn. Secretary HL McKohlta returns from a trip through South and Southwest Texas. Mrs W J Moore visits from their home. Mrs Nobie leaves for Greer to visit daughter Mrs Jon Sharp Williams Jr. of Three City. Miss Clara rants retires from Los Angeles after extended visit. Mrs Le Friend and granddaughter Marie arrive from Dallas for a visit to daughter Mrs Lavender. Dee Marrieve and son stay in Port Worth to ship cattle top market prices. Miss Dee returns from a visit to her sister Mrs Showmaker in Washington City where she studied voice at Washington College. An Indian kilo will ensure your crop. Ree L C Crow at Vic Brox’s Feed Store answers questions. An Inesca Rilo will insure feed crops. Rev Crow at Vic Bron Feed Store.
A long fragmented clipping blends a discussion on a legendary hall of fame with notes on an ancient Briton race and a later modern social scene. It juxtaposes speculative evolutionary ideas with theatrical London and Chicago snippets, including wedding ring jokes and a Dinah chorus.
The readable fragments depict a reflection on motherly needs and general sentiments about care. The text includes garbled word fragments and stray phrases mentioning washing and temper, with no clear event, names, or locations to anchor a full news item.
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