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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1913
Page
4
A historical Bryan Daily Eagle issue voices strong anti Prohibition and pro business sentiment. It criticizes the prohibition party’s influence and calls for progress through open commerce and governance, urging focus on economic growth and policy over the liquor question.
Notice to advertisers and subscribers states display copy must reach the office by 10 m. to appear in the issue. Due to short deadlines the arrangement will be strictly adhered to. Paper recipients by 8 p m should notify the office. Local and want ads must be brought or telephoned in by 2 pm.
The article cites rising costs of alcohol and tobacco harming youths and workers, with totals reaching into the millions yearly. Acting Governor Mazen designates November as Temperance Day and asks clergy to promote abstinence. The piece references church leaders opposing tobacco and alcohol, while new buildings and business growth signal ongoing development.
A perplexing early 1900s report describes a yearling in Mounton Holgaite creating a wild scene after drinking water and emitting a loud roar. The creature flees into the forest amid fear, then allegedly detonates like a volcano near the Hoplin airship Hows, with witnesses noting erratic impulses and retreat from crowds to solitude.
A garbled Tyler Courier Times item notes a report about an editor allegedly inventing money and selling produce at high prices. The piece also mentions a town gathering, a corp group, and a mysterious set of chickens labeled as de Hinent gallor lerzod, adding confusion to the report.
Fragmentary item mentions Providient 8 Brooks of Haylor University and a pro meeting at Datlun. It states he was not a candidate for governor and references efforts for Cove Bray in a Senate race with President Wroohe Mas Wafee Culberson’s rat in the Senate at thePalind States.
A local advertisement invites customers to enter and view the extensive line of merchandise. It emphasizes that shoppers may handle goods without any obligation to purchase, comparing the experience to shopping in a large city and inviting visitors to come.
A noisy excerpt from the Honton Transcript discusses Texas political life, laments entrenched parties, and hints at Prohibition and currency reform. The garbled text mentions removing entrenched figures, a Progressive Democratic split, and looming debates on a currency bill.
A garbled passage hints at questions of marriage and trust within a social circle. The text mentions a person named Armand and a lawyer, with uneasy tones about a bachelor and potential marriage, amid scattered musings on relationships and reputations.
The fragment recounts a twelfth century view of football crowds in Rome and Hyde Park games, linking sport to social display. It describes Aldine editions popular in Venice, advertising in urban spaces, and early print culture shaping trades, printing, and public notices in a bustling cityscape.
A Saturday afternoon recital by Une waste Due vile wt Mow Geraldine Kelly wt Carne te Malt om drew a mixed but attentive audience. Performances ranged from Norwegian Hunter's March to Martian Rather AoCwlloch, with thirteen students enrolled in the music department. Parents and patrons noted careful study though some passages showed uneven phrasing, and remarks questioned the hookworm doctor who failed to appear on October 22.
Millican and Calvert figures visit Milan for the fair with many locals taking part. Reports of a paralytic death near the school, along with aging residents, and remarks on rising enrollment and improved attention from students as a new year’s offerings boost classroom participation.
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