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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1912
Page
2
The passage lists various goods including House Pork and Beans, Royal Gorden Coffee, Early June Peas, and Luncheon Preserves, mingled with odd chatter about a boy climbing a fence and mentions a memory of happier times. The tone hints at a local shop’s catalog amid rambling reminiscence.
An excerpt mirrors a Texas town debate on fruit stealing by youths, recalling earlier eras when such acts were seen as boyish pranks and tolerated. It contrasts old community tolerance with modern concerns over crime and living costs, noting transforms in morality and property views.
A seven year old Creamelle Vale from Deutchland farm in FF wi sn monthe captures top milk and butter quality records. She produced 26,080 pounds of milk since November 1, averaging 3200 pounds in a month and up to 108 pounds daily, with expected yearly totals surpassing 29,000 pounds. Comments from a Texas longhorn note align with broader dairy discussions across states.
The ad argues buying ready-made garments from Har oehalmer & Maris lets customers see how they look and how they fit, highlighting advantage over made-to-measure, with predictable quality and better cuts.
The article sketches a sprawling scene of officials and events. It mentions Colonel Roosevelt's potential rise and Cecil Lyon as chauffeur for Taft while naval mobilization looms on the Hudson. It covers German naval ties involving Prince Mahochi and Ottmann, Indian government service debates, and New York figures like William Sulzer pushing for reforms and a new copyright law.
A garbled sentence from the Houston Post references Colonel Bailey noting that a winner’s voluntary action does not prove party loyalty but suggests the winner provided support. The passage is incomplete and lacks concrete names, dates, or events to specify.
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