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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1915
Page
2
The Bryan Daily Eagle printing company of Associated Press publishes advertising rates and subscription terms. A notice requests readers to report delivery issues or address changes promptly by telephoning the office.
A garbled notice urges teachers to teach children not to spit, pick noses, borrow items, or mouth objects. It includes warnings about manners during study, coughing, chewing gum, and using shared items, reflecting a health and behavior bulletin amid broader excerpts on public health and civic matters.
The fragmentary 1130 Hemumont Journal text discusses wartime topics and neutrality, mentioning England and Italy in a disjointed account. It includes garbled phrases about lines of battle, graduation gowns, and military tactics, with unclear references to soldiers and ships.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a political figure nicknamed the White Horse facing many trials and perilous moments yet showing resilience. The text hints at perseverance, light, and family or supporters offering laughter and joy as strength. The piece remains unclear on dates or places.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions weather and a person Dr Dernbere with vague phrasing. No clear event, date, or place established. Remaining readable details are insufficient to form a factual report or identify entities with confidence.
Fragmented OCR describes various invented devices and schemes including a glass painting curb, a sandblast cover to deter vandalism, a chemical garden appliance, and statements about safety measures. It cites names like Matt and Hocakven, mentions a ministerial push for industrial advancement, and hints at public advertisements about removals and water solutions at residences.
Citizens and factories across Vienna and Moravia organized scrap metal drives to aid military needs. Community storage rooms held collected plate, dishes, and other metal items while factories produced equipment for cartridge canes. Officials reported daily contributions and shipments to support war materiel.
The report describes enormous quantities of cigarettes, candies, wines, and preserved fruits. warm clothing including woolen garments, underwear, shoes, hats. organized mainly by Vienna women and Hoy Scouts for a relief effort at the Dixie. A film bill follows with stars like Man Kiel Clayton and Lillian Walker in multiple features across the week.
The Commercial Club meets with President Fountain presiding as Major Metens explains campaign status for divorcement of A&M College from the University. Col Miner outlines present and future college challenges while a fundraising committee is formed to secure needed funds for the drive.
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