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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1914
Page
3
Fragmented clippings report Presidents Wiseon preparing for a summer capital visit on July 4. Mentions of military mobilization, Red Cross readiness, party splits between Republicans and Progressives, and potential nominations for governor and congressman. Also notes about naval service, a coronation, and a history feature.
An old advertisement from Dayton Ohio promotes non puncture auto tires with a stated 7200 mile service guarantee and a special introductory offer. The copy mentions a 5 percent discount and details about shipping charges on orders, inviting immediate purchases.
The notice lists inventors and patent attorneys from Dallas Texas and other Texas residents for the week ending May 23 1945 including names such as Hovliman Murray Freemen Grabendiite Kramer Nelmann Rhoaden Thatcher and others with affiliations to law firms and firms in Texas plus references to patent activity and assignments during the period.
A list of attendees includes WM Ricketts New Orleans and many named cities. The piece notes a speaking date for Ryan on Wednesday June 17 and urges readers to seek a personal audience during the tour.
Alvarado Texas resident Hensley suffers long digestive issues including pain indigestion and liver inactivity. After using Mayr Wonderful Stomach Remedy he reports rapid relief and renewed appetite. The ad claims thousands benefited and warns of imitators while urging readers to buy through Smith Drug Co.
Pleasant display of diverse clothing priced 15 to 25 dollars plus a piano for sale. Piano offered as a trade or cash option, with payment terms and store contact details. Buyers urged to call or visit for particulars and arrange partial payments or cash.
An odd fragment mentions divinity laws and pricing phrases like forty cents per papound, raising questions of rate and outcome. The garbled lines include partial names or phrases such as VICK & DAWHON, without clear context or a coherent event.
A list of 79 Brazos County students set to attend Baytor University Hae mer School opening January 1. Names include Mienes Onin Taney Hall Wisnehe Hanna Werniew Mguna Keelly Tatum Moth Taror Rosalte Taylor Rey Taylor Mande Wowarby Lilian Soya Annie Mathie Pearl Mathie Sthel Tobias Peart Edee Guest Pringer Teme Cloud Wile Metis Johnson Men Et ton Lloyd Meanes FA Teaplatmn MM Autry Witten J Powars George Powers J Watson J th Barnett Rufus Meade F. Kelly and others.
Fragmentary text describes a planned meeting of the Meraste Averiazios council with focus on youth advancement and national service. Mentions Mexico and a young men’s leadership in what appears to be a government or civic program, but many words are garbled.
The new comet Zlatingky, discovered May 17 by European astronomers, was observed Sunday evening at Carothers Observatory in Houston. It appeared bright but not fully developed, with a faint tail and a shape like a small star. It lay west of Venus and the star Capella, forming a triangle with Venus as the base.
An orphan home fair held last night drew strong backing from both white and colored communities. The event showcased farm hands and laundry work among the best offerings, with contributions to Fosterport and the institution’s needs. A noted portion noted a plan to continue support through future benefits and community efforts.
Local shop advertises a full case of new flowers including June Roses Poppies Geraniums forget me nots and wreaths at 25 35 and 50 cents per bunch with buyer choice.
The passage presents garbled historical notes and misread phrases describing political and maritime events. It mentions a Commodore Eitlathed, Raghalin peninsula, and British actions near Siberia, with stray lines about London streets and protests. The text is largely incomprehensible and reads as an OCR fragment with numerous misspellings and inserted non sequiturs.
A garbled OCR passage records a chaotic dialogue between a farmer, a child, and a parent about money and behavior. Names, places, and clear actions are mostly unreadable, yielding a fragmented, nonsensical scene with stray phrases and misread terms.
A garbled OCR style note mentions names like George Ban and a court scene. The text interweaves lines about work, a return, a prison, and a jailer, with unclear context and several misreads. The fragment preserves no clear event or outcome.
A garbled OCR style text discusses coins from a colonial era, referencing the Beaatn, English colonies, and a revolutionary fatigue with modern money names. Mentions tampering with metals, coin values from cents to dollars, and a narrative voice alluding to a broader cultural and monetary shift. The passage is fragmentary and difficult to decipher, but centers on coinage, value, and colonial perceptions.
A garbled passage suggests health warnings about drinking cold water and excessive tea. It references infection risk and the danger of certain habits, mentioning authorities and people by name in a fractured, period voice with unclear context. The text also briefly touches on harvest timing and seasonal appearance, with missing punctuation and several obscured phrases.
A garbled OCR segment shows unclear dialogue with names like Henry and Berny Burien. The text appears to mix phrases about sleep and interruption, lacking coherent events or identifiable actions. No verifiable conclusion or grounded facts present.
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