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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1913
Page
2
A fragmented clipping reports Bryan Baily Eagle and Pilot items with political notes. It cites events around President Wilson, a Dallas fair, and local civic leaders urging support for the Commercial Club and a cautious approach to candidates and tariffs.
New barvice shows early profits as parcel post regulations boost mail weight and advertising revenue. Post officials forecast possible annual surpluses, with January to June gains around 14 million dollars and railroads potentially recouping costs in parcel shipments amid broad shifts in mail service economics.
A jumble of notices and literary snippets with references to Timothy D Bullivan and a Bowery tale about Dickens. The piece mentions subscribers rushing papers by deadline, and a heated aside about Bryan and the Wilson cabinet, ending with a note on the Speaker of the House and rivalries.
A New York Public Service Commission meeting is set this week to investigate telephone rate increases beyond the rate fixed by June. Officials in the state government express concern over the Jam Rule bill and potential moves toward separate local governance in Oster amid broader political maneuvering.
Fragmentary notices from Chicago and New York report on a Nations Guard Association convention with military exhibits and a freight transport debate impacting rail and shipper rates. Other items include a marine convention in Florida and religion talks in Buffalo.
An extended, fragmentary report recounts a health movement exhibit stressing hygiene and outdoor activity to improve schoolchildren's health. It includes controversial notes on red hair genetics, public spectacles, and quirky historic digressions about scholars, fables, and municipal curiosities.
Pointed paragraphs discuss women and self consciousness with examples of tremors when art is mentioned. A man recalls college lessons from colleagues and a wife named Murriane embodies conflict between her husband and personal peace.
Fragmentary Yon Tor cATTYINE report notes irregular postal charges and compensation issues tied to wartime mail volumes. Mentions New York World correspondent and Washington. Concludes with unresolved notation on transport and rate adjustments.
Weatherford of Blisswood a student at A and M College was injured at the Telephone Exchange when a live wire caused him to be thrown forward unconscious. Lights on campus darkened as he was aided by Dr. Ithlinger and artificial respiration. He regained consciousness after more than half an hour and woke yesterday.
Rev M F Weaver of the First Rapter church of Firenn preached to the cadet corps at No A and M College Sunday morning. He framed health home trials as fountains and warned that faith love Bible Christ offer inspiration for a full life. Rev Glenn FHOn spoke at the college noon service and Rev Fuinn was to deliver a mon at the college afternoon.
A chaotic scene unfolds as fifteen youths use sticks and brooms to force leather winged bats from hiding between awning and wall. Torchlight drives bats toward masked pursuers as chaos erupts in a gauntlet scene. About five hundred bats are present and roughly half are killed, leaving a grim aftermath on the ground.
The Senior Cuts of the A and 3M College elected officers for the session. J. P. Jones of Galveston was named president with A. A. Lenert of Granke as vice president and P. W. Mooph of Houston as secretary-treasurer. H. Lavy of Waco is historian. Cadet Colonel V. V. Parrot Welder and Capt C. 4, Jamen of Ran Antonio were named to discipline committees. RA Tinker of Kvane don and G. P Knox of Bum Antonio elected to the student council. A separate slate shows Andrew Mowen of Tampureas as president and Kiesier of Minera Wells as secretary-treasurer. A committee was appointed to oversee the design and bureau hours for the 18 clans in the display waters.
Hardy Persone transfers 12 interest in the face tract in James Curtin Jr Teague to Jennie Tally for 1236.08. Mrs Nénnie Rokde transfers to RM Wick at Block A in Smythe addition to Bryan for 1500.00 in the city records.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a through train from Keyan to Gddipes on the Interurban and UMlaiogs routes being laid off for several days. Weather conditions are cited as delaying repair work and service is expected to resume after the weather clears.
Fragmentary note recalls a worker earning 108 dollars weekly, a lover purchasing a business, and replatting small holdings. Reads as a personal confession or domestic matter from a bygone era with unclear names and dates.
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