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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1914
Page
2
Local grocer advertises quality items headlining Pam Clad House ranch canned goods White Eagle Flour Old Master Coffee and fresh vegetables daily. It touts fresh country butter yard eggs and reliable delivery with phone contact 32 386.
Fragmented OCR notes show candidates for representative and county offices in a June or July political contest. Names include Rufus Hardy Corsicana, J L Fountain, Charles J Meccy, John D Conlee, W Neenorocs, W Wipprecht, Priddy, Hill Wilson, Maloney, W Higgs, Sidney Amital, Atkins, Dave Milton, and more. The text references Abbott, Navasota, Jericho, and various local offices.
A disjointed fragment discusses A M Waldrop & Co and a store described as value oriented for men. It mentions church attendance, nature, and conversation about display and printing, with inconsistent lines about family, work, and gender roles.
A garbled page captures a wartime speech about President Wixom and public morale. It notes opposition mood, calls for unity, and references an acceptance of a wartime offer as reported by the Western paper.
A miscellany of quoted excerpts and reflections discusses memory, dream imagery, and the unconscious. Notable voices reference Heart Bereson and Kerr, framing dreams as visual and influential in shaping thought. The piece surveys speculative connections between dreams and scientific discovery.
A chaotic mix of stage chatter and crowd talk dominates a Fort Worth page, with references to the Byplay Minstrels and a boxing bout between Bob Waugh and Pete Ahonar. Mentions of Wise Quy, Mr. Henpenkanid, and Judge W. P. Morn of Jackson, Tenn, appear amid scattered notes on performances, ushers, and a playful but opaque public notice.
Dallas patent attorney eye lists Texas residents granted patents by the Patent Office in Washington for the week ending May 9 1914. Names include Bellman Adams Stratford gate extractor Adams Ward Strout Waller Gordon Canton Pasa electric brake elevator system Oncar Cameron Cameron cotton hopper Matthew Eran Fort Worth food mixer Mary Garlich Thompson Fort Worth safety switch chain Mary Hayes Gottschall Herbert Kimball grave marker Wylie King Meridian Tompd Ay M Matthews Mansion burn trial Robert Matthews Austie Youname May Mone Ombrettal Alder Maver Dow Robert Nevins Celina cultivator spreader Noblett Waco cotton chopper George Rallins Fort Worth milking stool Sheldon Callaoutey wrain de John Whin Hecate anthrome valve tank Davis Young blond San Antonio door latch Terry Grundy want log mariana and other items. Public notices announce meetings and attendance.
Fragmented OCR text describes a Texas plant location with machinery and workers. Mentions Dah nenwer and Henne with membership, immediate action and a person named Ki Tough, plus a negaitaeat at Hur.
Fragment discusses teams or students traveling to Port Arthur for a bull brick plant project. Mentions a department and university, a large brick plant, readiness in July, and a capacity around 80 000 per day with 90 men involved. Details are garbled and uncertain.
A fragmented clipping promotes a sexual education book and notes cattle shipments. It mentions a 320 page work on sex life and marriage, priced at 1.00 with postage, plus a related interurban cattle shipment from Philadelphia Ledger and New York World quotes.
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