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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1913
Page
1
The notice invites ladies to a Tunny Pat and Durnett demonstration in Beran, Friday and Saturday 18 proiring tout patie tory. It promises a merlin display of products and aims to help with dinner preparations by showing materials for appetizing meals and dinner ideas.
Reports indicate authorities warned away water and over forty buildings in Lawrenceburg II toward March 31. No lower risk of fire is believed due to ample warning, though conditions prompted cautions for nearby properties.
A misspelled and garbled note from Bryan officials urges residents to influence votes on a street improvement fund. The fragment hints at opposition to selling or advertising and appeals for support to avoid a need for a working mass.
The State Bank at Baragosa was wrecked and robbed last night. The amount stolen is not known here.
The ST. ANDREWS GUILD thanks Mrs Klinger and Mr Puttman for their aid and Mr W T James for providing furniture for the play The Microbe of Love.
J P Morgan died today in New York after a prolonged illness attributed to emotional strain from the money trust inquiry. Reports state he entered a coma before death, with his succession of power and corporate control outlined, while markets remained largely unfazed.
A fragmented notice markets a massage treatment for rheumatism with unclear names and assurances. Vague claims mention a provider, guaranteed relief, and locations that are difficult to parse from the OCR text.
Walter Page, editor of World's Work and a Doubleday, Page & Co. member, has accepted the ambassadorship to Great Britain. The note appears in the editor page with Washington dateline, noting weather forecast and temperatures for March 11.
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