Bryan Daily Eagle Notes Community and Editorial Change
The Bryan Daily Eagle masthead appears with standard notices and a brief survey of local editorial shifts. It mentions changes at Calvert publications, a stock company forming to operate a printing plant, and the return of Col. George Batleyan from recent travel, along with commentary on local columnists.
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Calvert Hut
Calvert Pleayune
Calvert Courier
Thy Citiowns
Mengute
C. D. Baker
Hinkor
Nowapanfr
George Batleyan
Tiacatton
Parakraphorinma
le “Colyam
Calvert Eyes Urgent Need for New School Building
Local editor calls for a new school building as essential for progress in Calvert. The piece argues that better facilities will raise education and community standing, urging residents to fund a larger, modern high school to rival nearby towns and meet children’s needs.
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Calvert
Bowen
Attaira
Teaas
Roberts Wald
Wattat
Couriar
Bryan
Citien
Tha! Bini
Aniple
Parable on Advertising and War Consensus
A fragmented passage reflects a speaker urging caution about premature war, comparing the value of being prepared to the risks of haste. It cites leaders advocating vigilance and military strength while arguing that steady, peaceful preparation serves national power better than rushing into conflict.
Rockefeller denies vast stock manipulations claims
The report cites John D. Rocketel denying any large scale stock maneuvers by Mocketetlar or connected firms. It notes confusion over a claimed one million dollar gain and references a Mowat backed monopoly structure, contrasting it with Rockefeller’s own stance.
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John
Mocketetlar
John D. Rocketel
Where Are My Children to Play at Noon Theater
Universal feature film Where Are My Children will be shown at Noon Theater on Friday October 6 for an afternoon and evening engagement. The article praises the film and its creator Mrs Smalley, highlighting its humane focus on women and urban life, with advocacy for compassionate treatment of fragile characters.
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Diblo
Tx Ooye
Uhun Lote Weber
Ite Aire
Phillipe Smalley
Westere
Amerta Screen
Mra
Smalley
Iife
Miteressinu
Pramalowante
New York
Mack Wei
Mimaley
Wizarred Minnston
Witerhy
Phoebe Cary
State university class work begins at Texas
The University of Texas opens its forty fourth session with plans for renewed growth and increased attendance. About 4 210 students were enrolled last year across all departments including architecture business training domestic science and music. Scholarships range from 60 to 100 dollars. Faculty and regents weigh military training and future expansions as the university seeks broader offerings and stronger standards.
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Aasilo
Texas
University of Texas
Robert J. Vinnon
Univrsity of
Pat Panied
Ena Brackenridge
San Antonio
Mead
Bolay
University of ‘Touas
Hurdleston Succeeds Williams in Post Amid Rail Changes
The article notes Hurdleston replacing Williams in a state rail commission vacancy set to be filled by October 6 or 7. It mentions Palentine as a potential manager of the state’s rail matters and cites deaths at Philadelphia or Brooklyn affecting vacancies. It also briefly covers a film slate at the Dixie theatre and a hospital ward scene with a nurse and a perplexed doctor regarding a patient’s thermometer reading.
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TWX
Perguvon
New York
Palentine
Starion
W. 1
Wil Naither Philadelphie
Trooklyn Aime
Eas
National League
Nancy
Ble
Film Passes Censors in Bryan Showing
The Bryan film theater announced that the picture Where Are My Chit Aron will be shown Friday in the afternoon and night. The film went to Bryan Saturday for inspection and last night town residents gathered to view the preview and vote in favor of the pleasure shown.
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Bryan
Iainy
Ermal Xine
Halloween Hat Decor Tips From The Home Expert
A fragment describes creating festive treats and decorations with chocolate, peppermint hats, and candy figures. It mentions using chocolate and fondant to craft a hat, a round crown, and a Jollypop figure, plus candy pumpkins and yellow fondant accents for a holiday centerpiece.
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Hailowsien Yartiet
Faroe
Untitled classroom exercise fragment
A teacher attempts to model rising inflection on the board, prompting a student to read phrases aloud. The scene shows instruction focused on voice and emphasis, with the class discussing tone and clarity during the reading activity.
What to Do When Backache Comes on
A health guidance note describes common backache causes and urges rest and self care. It cautions against overuse of pills and suggests when to seek professional help for persistent pain.
Great Military Parade Through San Antonio
A large military parade featuring 18 000 troops will move through San Antonio on Wednesday October 4. The event will take several hours to pass with trains and excursion tickets advertised for arrivals in the afternoon and morning of October 4 and return October 6. For details contact the operating agent.
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San Antonio
1 & GN. Ry
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