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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1914
Page
6
Classified rental notices list multiple properties including a second floor room in a building on West Caldwell Street near Harwell's Bookstore, a four room house with bath on Main Street area, and a short distance from a church. Other lines mention a 100 acre property, bank offers, and a survey note at College Station.
Dayton Ohio firm advertises hand colored art panels titled The latent edition of our celebrated Art Panels. The offer showcases West French artists portraits in phototone, sizes 7x10, priced from 50 to 2.00 dollars. Customers urged to order today for front page display art and den decor.
A report on a church declaration and social mores discusses moral decline, education, and temperance. It cites figures about prostitution, youth behavior, and the influence of fashion on virtue, urging stricter standards and moral reform. The document critiques modern temptations and calls for parental and communal action.
A fragmentary notice describes a solar publication on bale at Bryan, noting 400 page Doak compendium with illustrated content on Mite at A&M. It mentions a leather bound edition and a price of 4275 per copy, requested to match production cost.
The employees gathered today with manager Ham Wilvan at the labor shop on the Vollox venue for Monday’s event. Invited guests attended as well as 200 Attendees from North Africa. The ceremony announced a public opening under the watch of Wilkerson and Mokrigeet, with a warm reception and brief remarks on future production. The site will remain open tomorrow with a formal dedication at 6 o clock.
The readable text warns about protecting crops and plants from damage in travel and home settings. It mentions named individuals or entities in a jumbled line, suggesting a cautioned message about agricultural or garden maintenance and preservation against harm or disease.
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