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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1913
Page
4
Amused by a bright frothy fantasy the review praises the score and lively performances. Adame Hoch and Howard head a cast noted for prior successes with a plot about a youth transformed into a prince through a century plant magic moment.
New York reports a busy week with Woodrow Wilson’s inauguration prep and a Princeton guest list. National committees meet. grand juries probe oleomargarine funds. the Wilson inaugural parade draws expected thousands. global and local civic events fill the calendar with notable figures and institutions involved.
A fragmentary item notes a man named J. M. Southerland, related to an event at a location south of the Exchange Hotel. The text is damaged and offers limited readable details about barrels and an arrival described as the best jot of its kind.
The department expands to unite ready to wear with millinery after improvements. Edge adds two experts Les Gardner and Moore to assist. Inder and Thorne will head the millinery section with new ideas on display. Bargain house with two huts and good barn offered for sale by Poult for improvements.
The Princeton community gathers for a farewell event at Cleveland Lane as President Wilson departs. Local leaders announce a massive turnout with prominent speakers. Princeton students arrange a thousand volunteers to participate in the Washington inaugural parade next Tuesday. Two hundred at Princeton University will honor the former president on inauguration day. Gold medal winner Hald Polls is noted among local responses.
Winnieelle, Emaily, Wilava, Lona Lioyit, and Lole Royder arrived in the city today from Wellboray. The group toured local sites and met with civic officials to discuss regional matters.
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