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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1913
Page
3
The note lists two railroad lines, International and Great Northern, with segments 14 on the Berthbound track and 16 on the southbound line. It appears to be a concise scheduling or routing reference for rail movement between these routes. The fragment lacks context on dates or operations.
The clipping lists numerous names and brief mentions of visits and travel. Mr Pred Winter went with Hemp Oh and vialt to relatives yesterday. John Preston returned from a visit to her parents. Reynolds arrived from Praiinyetereny. Madabon went to Tow yesterday to visit her husband. Mondiey and Mrs TH of Caldwell are visiting Mrs James Hi Webb. Sen. returned to hareesse after a visit to Miss Ka Bratherwick. Wn brown and tort returned from Asati. Carter of fon hoc visited his sister. Mrs F Brown of Puilertot traveled yesterday.
A Kurten Local Union meeting is convened for Saturday. Members are urged to attend as important business is to be discussed. President 3.1 White signs the notice and calls the total membership to participate.
City council meeting records show awards for pipe and fittings to multiple firms. Contracts cover water system extensions with bids from Aner Cant Iron Pipe Co and others, while discussion on valves and hydrants remained inconclusive before adjournment.
City spotlight issued urging all residents to observe Fire Prevention Day on October 9. The call stresses chimney and heating appliance checks, stove safety, trash removal, and clearing attic and storefront spaces to prevent blazes. Mayor WH Harris and Fire Marshal commend citizens for taking one day of work to improve home safety and reduce fire risk this season.
A fragment describes a delicately built car or pavilion with parchment like curtains and membranes that tremble when struck. It mentions winded passages, lobbies of a great building, water porch, and vibrating membranes producing drum like tremors.
A fragmentary review of Lloyds registers notes Apuy as a biographical dictionary of certificated British maritime commanders. It records birth details, career progress, ships commanded, and outcomes such as ships foundering and wrecks, with insurers drawing lessons from each fate.
Fragmentary 18th century style text references Dr. C. W. Young of Walon Medical College and a quotation on compassionate care, urging timely treatment and avoiding profit motive. It also includes scattered historic notes on New York City, settlement growth, and population estimates around 1790.
A fragment warns buyers about silk fabric adulteration using tin and other metals to imitate genuine material. It suggests tests involve held flames and changing appearances, noting newspapers print hints of barter and market talk. The torn OCR reflects a 19th century commerce warning from New York American era notices.
A quirky letter to the Pittabareh Post notes attempts to modify portraits to resemble known figures, with critiques on likeness and artistic effort. The writer complains about people emulating famous portraits and questions the motives behind such edits.
A speaker complains about being overcharged after reading extras, noting they expected a correction. The other party acknowledges a possible mistake and promises to verify the bill and proper pricing. The exchange reflects confusion over the charges and a desire for clarity.
The Kansas City Star notes Belidoy-Day to 13 and a reference to a person paid in advance. The piece hints at a weak caricature inspired by a party pattern and adversity, with the final line indicating a fnece neler.
Community notes show teachers, students, and events at Malo 1 School including Bright Fesh development and music teachers Ms Werte Turmér and Mine Holgt. Church services, a pastor away at a convention, and local visits by Mra 8. A. Cotham and others are recorded along with farm price quotations for corn, oats, hay, and live stock.
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