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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1915
Page
2
A fragment from a wartime era column notes Europe’s war spirit turning more malignant daily with vengeance and death across nations. It mentions advances in science and industry, such as carborundum lined potato processing and lighting rod tests, alongside reflections on war fatigue, domestic concerns, and labor strains during the era.
A fragment from the New York Mail quotes Meshlovtte as living on one side of a stock minebet and notes a cryptic line about making and bearing, hinting at a broader passage about social or poetic conflict.
News clipping from Corsicana Texas reports Mae Maryp, a prisoner, shot Bodley in a courtroom. The wounded man Wesley died at 1:20 yesterday. The item blends local chatter, public notices, and assorted clippings with no clear single focus beyond the courtroom shooting.
A garbled passage describes a doctor’s encounter with a patient complaining of hunger and unspecified injuries. The speaker mentions a “doula du pare” and a copper object, noting injuries as brutal but not forgetting them. The text reads as a damaged, unclear fragment without clear names or events.
A petition lists merchants and firms from various towns around Bryan and College Station with instructions for business closures from 1 pm to 5 pm on game day. The document names numerous shops, banks, jewelers, hardware stores, and professional firms affected, with a call to public compliance and a meeting time set for 2 pm.
The talk by John At. Oakiron cites Pearson on Argentina's lender aid and its influence on farm economics, contrasting with American approaches. It recalls a powerful national bank model, wartime mortgage bonds, and Belgian investment, then shifts to household tips on crocheting, lamp care, and rug cleaning.
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