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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1913
Page
7
The Eagle printing office adds a new line machine to meet growing demand. The upgrade allows multi-face type and faster production, signaling a robust local industry. Citizens are urged to support this enterprise as a pillar of Hiryan's economy and employment.
Me W Pis Proeton takes charge of demonstration work in Texas and moves to College Station. The switch follows the resignation of Miss Bottle Rogers, as Miss Carter from Nopt Teane Normal College is brought to College Station to lead study work in the region. Battalion notes praise Carter’s background and readiness to assume duties.
Catron Kentucky dispatch tells of Mrs Wetjle Bullock describing years of illness relieved by Cardui the woman’s tonic. She credits the remedy for restoring strength enabling walking two miles and resuming chores. The letter urges other women with “womanly troubles” to try Cardui advised by their druggist.
A Tennessee Experiment Station bulletin from A and M College explains hog cholera, its experimental study, symptoms, and a serum preventive. Dr Marstellar leads the work with postmortem findings and a quarantine recommendation. The notice also lists weather-related travel impacts and a sale of clothing at the hotel.
An article reports a planned 30 million dollar football tour by Western players to New Zealand and Australia. It notes funding from banks, shipping of gear, and a schedule after October 1 with teams including an allstar California group. Names mentioned include Kenena City banks and McAdon.
A collage of humorous excerpts and reflections appears, featuring quotes on books money and affection, snippets about legal fear and social contempt, a curious description of kebabs and peppers, plus a wry line about aging and unexpected marriage. The voice mimics a late 19th or early 20th century miscellany page with assorted cultural tidbits.
A garbled notice mentions celebrating a wedding anniversary and winning something, with fragments about a sister and a box of chocolates. The readable parts indicate a personal family event rather than a public or official notice.
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