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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1913
Page
6
A garbled set of classifieds lists items for sale including land, livestock feed, and rooms for rent. Items reference locations and contact details such as phones and addresses, with scattered prices and conditions. The blur obscures most specifics but indicates multiple property and room offerings with payment terms and delivery or pickup notes.
A damaged snippet from the May 21 1913 issue mentions patrol purview and penalties for violators, with garbled names and local authorities implied. The fragment lacks clear actions, locations, or outcomes.
A scrambled OCR fragment recounts old Scottish New Year customs and wartime lore. It references “the daft days” and New Year derelicts in the streets, with notes on a London writer’s impressions of beggars and charity. The text meanders through antiquated manners, taverns, and a lurid image of crowds and harsh poverty.
An animal, described as a lion and locomotive like creature, charged a moving train as it neared Kane Naval. The animal tried to pull alongside the engine, dodged away, and attempted to move under the wheels, while crew attempted to drive it off with wood projectiles. The attempt failed until the driver braced for impact and halted the wagon weight, stopping the beast near the truck.
The readable lines present a fragmentary dialogue about a marketplace dispute and trust between two traders. The garbled text hints at testing honesty, bargaining, and exchanges, with several names and terms missing or misspelled.
A fragment from Windsor Magazine presents a whimsical dialogue about a habitual hair restorer. The text includes a jesting exchange with a Mr. Maite and a speaker calling another a twit, conveying a playful tone about hair care and social vanity.
In Tribune coverage, collector No. 1 notes limited progress with large debts, sticking to the line of least resistance. The report highlights ongoing struggle to move the bigger items despite steady work with smaller accounts.
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