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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1915
Page
4
In Texas a campaign by the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks aims to raise about 50000 to fund Texas youths to attend the University of Texas. The effort seeks to help deserving students who otherwise could not access higher education, with university faculty approval noted.
A 1918 weather bulletin outlines a warm wave crossing the continent in May with a cool wave following. It notes tropical storm inclusion, widespread forecasts for the Pacific slope and central valleys, and severe but localized storms in the Southern States. Temperatures may drop in the Middle Northwest with possible frosts, and warnings advise caution for sea travel during the storm period.
One of Bryan’s old time colored residents, Uncle Whit Moore, died Thursday and was buried yesterday afternoon. He was a quiet man with many friends among white people and his own race.
A fragmented New York Day by Day column discusses women’s beauty and health standards, citing Athene Crocratt and Grewk Phidian references. It extols pudding as wholesome, cheap nourishment shaping complexion and strength, then shifts to the death of Viet Todaro in New Orleans and notes funeral plans in New Orleans.
The Daptiet revival in Bryan stirs broad interest as preaching draws large crowds. Evangelist Dr. Palmer emphasizes Christ’s will for unity in spreading the gospel, urging Christians to unite in mission. Prof. Woleingel and Dr. Richardson lead song services delighting attendees, while the junior choir anchors the evenings with heavenly music. Palmer’s exhortations focus on bringing the world to Christ and performing mighty deeds before God.
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