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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1916
Page
2
Bryan Daily Eagle prints subscription rates by the month and year, carrier delivery notices, and management contacts. It lists rates, office procedures, and guidance for subscribers to report delivery issues or address changes to ensure timely receipt of the newspaper.
The Galveston Eve discusses a breakthrough sterilization method by Dr Carroll that seals wounds with a rubber tube and perforations, cleansing pockets and foreign matter. Early trials show faster healing, fewer amputations, and potential 25 percent savings in costs, with broad wartime adoption likely in Entente hospitals.
The article discusses a 4176.96 claim tied to cattle sales in Texas, hints at a record pursuit, and mentions Doubt about published grower names and sales copies. It references Travis County’s Democratic fund contributions and political maneuvering, with color about various officials and campaign chatter.
The text shows political commentary about Democrats and Republicans, mentions Wilton and Florida, and hints at convention economy and transport concerns. It references a candidate named M. Parker and a section titled Hints for the Household, revealing a fragmented newswire style.
A garbled notice from The Bray Daily Ragle discusses subscription advertising, distribution revisions, and potential mistakes during changes. It promises improved service, asks non-subscribers to subscribe, and mentions ongoing efforts to enhance home delivery and advertising reliability.
A garbled collage shows bystander rebukes and muttered lines about violence undercut by stray phrases from Shakespeare and modern figures. The jagged text hints at social tensions, misunderstandings, and misattributed quotes.
Fragmentary historical kitchen notes describe how to pace heat for meat and color the glaze. It warns that overheating ruins the color and suggests cooling meat in the liquor used for oiling. Polishing fat or cream before polishing affects burn rate.
In Galveston on October 26, the John Copeland murder trial for William Mack moved to examine Mack’s past. The defense sought to show Mack’s self presentation as an expert priest did not reveal the truth, but the inquiry yielded no light on the current killing.
A hospital fire destroyed Elizabeth Hospital today. At noon the ruins were inaccessible for search operations, with estimates of fifteen to twenty five people unaccounted for as authorities and rescuers pressed to locate survivors among the casualties.
The old jail, a long time city calaboose, will be torn down to make way for a modern building. The city council closed a contract with W. I. Taylor for the jail, with an estimated erection cost of 275 dollars including sand and material. The Examiner Review praises the improvement and urges expedient planning for a proper system and facilities.
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