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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1913
Page
2
Fragmented Bryan Daily Eagle text debates tariff policy and political figures. It discusses transportation and farm product distribution, women’s fashion as social critique, and reactions to tariff changes. The piece mentions Col Green and Tyler Courier with reflections on the Democratic tariff reform and public sentiment.
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A fragmentary report details a Houston visit by a Hop leader and Tyler official, discussing political mood and prohibition. It recalls local loyalties, potential statewide reform, and a county vote issue, alongside vivid rural scenes of agriculture, poverty, and hopeful transformation driven by a wealthy farmer’s work in a drought- and law-influenced era.
A fragmentary historical note depicts tensions in marriages tied to promises and religious morals. The text hints at male weakness, temptation, and quarrels over faithfulness, with references to social expectations and the impact on families.
A draft message argues against keeping children out of school to pick cotton, noting men can plant more land than they can harvest alone. It contends using women and children to save the crop is a double crime against education and dignity and urges better farming practices without exploiting youth.
A clipped lament argues that neglecting soil workers’ education robs Southern children of opportunity. It urges preserving schools to train minds and hands, claiming better schooling could build stronger futures and resist despair.
Fragmented OCR reveals a jumble of references to birthday honors, political lobbying, and a named individual William Pattoria Darland born October 14, 1864 in Leavenworth Kansas. The text mentions a Michigan law career and early public service, with scattered hints of committee action and education.
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