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Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1916

Page

3

Oklahoma Honor Fete Noted Politician’s Remarks At Confederate Meeting

The event honors Woodrow Wilson era figures with praise for peace efforts amid dark days. Weaver speaks to Confederate members about prosperity and unity as the Meridian region hosts a reunion.

Oma City Oklahoma Woon Weaver Confederate

HEALTH OF CHILD DEPENDS ON SLEEP

A health guidance piece urges proper daily sleep for children to support brain growth and reduce later breakdowns. It details age based sleep schedules from infancy to mid adolescence, stressing quiet routines, early bed times, and avoiding early rising. The wartime peace tribute to Woodrow Wilson appears as a quoted aside honoring veterans.

Bryan High football team gears up for opening game

Manager G O PMGer, 31, of Bryan High School football team, reports Dore in top shape for opener tomorrow afternoon at Baptist Academy field. Eight candidates seek starting roles, fourteen to be evaluated, with a 2 cent? price at gate sure. Players report at 2:15 for a prompt 18 minute session.

Pmger Bryan High School Dore Thie City Mioerow Afernoon Tiryan Raptist Academy Lave Doon Mily

Prices Rise Amid Wartime Demand at New York Eatery

A Seton tangent dairy restaurant in New York raised prices on staple foods including bacon and eggs to thirty cents per item, steak to twenty cents, and omelets to twenty cents, with all plow items increasing. Sugar wholesale jumped to ten cents per pound and rice to six cents per pound as demand surged during wartime.

New York Funch Tomnia

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THE House OF Business Torchon Bry Texas SAM B. Wilson & CO Woodrow Wilson Alahoma City President Wilson Claude Wéerer Okla Mallpala Noah Isla Sud Tor Beauty Navasota High School Boar Company Bryan Cooper & Cole
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