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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
5
The ad promotes purchasing drug store goods by perser mail or phone, praising the telephone and parcel post for nationwide trade. It notes customers are welcome to visit in person when possible and urges purchases by any convenient method. E. J. Jenkins.
A large crowd gathered at Went Side Park for Emancipation Day events in Bryan. Whites supported the celebration for the colored community with a parade, barbecue dinner, and speeches by A Goosby and Rev Keeling. A Navasota baseball game and a relief from earlier band delays marked the day's activities.
A flurry of names fills the city day with visitors from Independence, Hervey, Cottonwood, and other towns. Officials, traders, and residents such as Jack Crenshaw, T. T. Goodman, and Mrs. Badri were seen about town, with notes of business and social calls across multiple locales.
The text shows a garbled plea from Brandon and Lawrence to readers about their sale. It asserts strong claims about the first day sale outperforming all others and promises a wide, “wonderfully complete” stock. The passage mentions questions of merit for goods and includes noisy, mixed commentary on investigations and customer reactions without coherent factual details.
A garbled community notice blends vendor pitches and quotes from literary figures with scattered names and anecdotes. It references Mr Jank Zubik, Roskty, and others while musing on tailoring, candy, and social wardship. The text includes disjointed dialogues about names and marriage, ending mid thought.
A Chicago News item notes customers browsing engagement rings and a jeweler offering to take a trayful of rings to work off on wedding occasions. The jumbled OCR reads as a playful study of rings and engagement trends.
An odd exchange features Smiles That Bip remarking on Marcell not removing a simile while Owlie questions happiness. Tosan notes a kiss last evening left rouge on ary hips, prompting a cryptic response from the judge.
A fragment from the Florid Times discusses the notion that more women would keep two servants if they were capable of more demanding labor. The piece argues there is no substitute for thorough, earnest effort and criticizes shallow excuses in servant work.
A WheeLock political gathering drew many attendees as candidates urged turnout and aimed to persuade residents of the northern county. The event provided a solid platform for outreach and engagement with voters.
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