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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
7
March 21 history roundup notes scattered events across years. Key items include exploration claims, early voyages, battles such as Aboukir Bay, legislative actions, and MoNro policies. The text mentions American and European figures and dates like 1801 and 1807, with fragmented references to politics and wars.
Key items cover river settlement, mining, road projects, and fish hatchery plans. Mentions Col W G Burrett, Mount Cat, Valley Mine, a May 1900 irrigation vote, and cooperation with the United States Government on a model road from Helton to Temple. Names Kane Terad Waimad and Fort Worth cited along with the International Brotherhood convention in Houston. Trout haul at Aransas Pass noted with 1050 pounds landed.
A Holy Week observance at the A and M chapel features a morning service led by Dr. A. J. Barton of Waco and a 1:00 p.m. sacred concert by the choir, glee club, orchestra, and mandolin choir with a program including Adams, Gounod, Gatewood, and Handel pieces, plus solo and ensemble performances amid festive attire and observed traditions.
First game scheduled Friday marks the opening of the season as cadets prep after March drills with St Edward and Philadelphia A. and M. team practice under Moran Whipkey and Crockett. Cadets look for a strong showing as St Edward’s fields a first team and anticipation runs high for a hotly contested matchup.
The Carnegie Library has completed its list of new books to be shared and handed to Tyler Haewelt for oath verification. Librarian Mine Lily Winston secured about two hundred books costing 4200, approved by the Council, with funds received from other sources.
The text discusses butter and beet feeding costs, then describes a Durham cathedral transept column with light showing through long windows. It notes a perceptual effect from different viewpoints and mentions punishment for smokers, including historical prohibitions and punitive methods used by English sailors and Ottoman rulers.
A patient laments slow recovery as the doctor cautions gradual health gains. The exchange ends with a comic nod to a delayed bill collection, referenced as the New York Journal. The skit highlights the clash between medical progress and pending charges in a light, urban newspaper tone.
A garbled newspaper fragment cites a New York remark about a young man and a path, expressing insistence to steer away from the wrong direction and urging a timely turn. The text blends misprints with an imperative tone.
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