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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1914
Page
2
A concise ad from Cooper and Cole offers grocery service featuring Club House Brand canned goods White Eagle Flour and Old Master Coffee. The copy stresses quality and price, notes fresh butter and yard eggs, and touts delivery service with a phone order invitation.
The Bryan Daily Eagle lists candidates for multiple offices including Congress Rufus Hardy, Representative J. L. Pountain and Charles J. McCoy, Tax Collector W. secircocy, County Treasurer 2. M. Puddy, Constable Precinct 80, County Judge J.T. Maloney, County Clerk 111668, Superintendent T. W. Parker, and various commissioners and clerks with reelection notes.
The article examines U S mediation hopes amid Mexican and European factions. It notes hawkish rhetoric, shifting alliances, and the potential impact on American influence in Mexican affairs, with a long quoted poem and commentary on labor and farm issues influencing public opinion.
Scattered phrases echo a fractured meditation on conflict, strength, and renewal. The piece hints at leadership, public peril, and existential hope amid a cold, unsettled landscape, invoking themes of unity, shelter, and inner fortitude against looming threats.
The Bryan Baptist Academy graduation exercises took place at the Colonial Theatre at 10 o clock with Rev J R Finley presiding. The program honored graduates with musical selections and speeches including a valedictory, followed by diploma presentations and a prayerful sermon by Rev Finley.
In a garbled ad style message the Purity Gandy Company promotes a free set of beautiful Cuban pattern extra crown brand tea spoons with a purchase. The offer mentions LA Rita chocolates and a postpaid box of spoons, listing a P.O. Box in Obie.
A detailed report from the revival at a local home describes a strong turnout and powerful preaching. The message emphasized repentance, praise, and the Holy Spirit, with the choir and workers actively supporting the services throughout the day.
A received telegraph alleges J. Wooten of uncertain origin may be connected to San Antonio and Nashville, with claimed birthplace in Tiryan Texas. Authorities sought Wooten’s relatives but inquiry found no conclusive leads. Readers with information urged to contact authorities.
Fragmented OCR describes a Negro Orphan Home Fair with activities and sermons at a park setting. Mentions AL Moore and the Ansaras, with references to speakers and a canned program led by a president figure. Readable portions indicate a community event aimed at fundraising and support for the orphan home.
London May 28 The House of Commons today pared the Tris ti home rule bill to a third reading amid debate on poverty and financial restraint. Signals on confidence and economic strain dominated the session as speakers argued over costs and social hardship in a tense political climate.
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