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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1913
Page
8
A dense jumble of classified ad snippets lists want ads for farm workers housekeepers and renters, plus sales items like a bicycle and thermometers. The notices reference vacant rooms, cottages, and two houses for rent as well as a modern lime residence and temporary lodging options. The fragmented text also includes a historical biographical note about a 19th century public figure.
A fragmented, mixed page lists weather notes for New Orleans and Galveston with dates and percentages, plus scattered anecdotes and social chatter. It includes quips about conversations at clubs, a physician recalling chloroform history, and a poetic piece on wheat and sound.
The association of highway commissioners discusses power shifts from the Interstate Commerce Commission to state authorities. The article notes a potential revolution in rate setting and skepticism that state commissions can fully bear the burden without federal bridge funding. Legal figures warn against broad powers reaching nationwide rates.
A today birthday tribute recognizes John Peamant, former Maine governor, and notes his lengthy career in public service. The article highlights his impact on state policy and his ongoing involvement with civic groups.
Fragmentary text discusses heat retention with fur and wool, notes on insulation analogy to wool, mentions biblical phrase about God giveth warmth like wool, then a domestic joke exchange about money before marriage and a terse statement about statements.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention women gathering power and voting in Switzerland and Beitarland. It references diverse terms and names such as Slutthew Arnold Barkless Doe and Egyptian shepherd, detailing a muddled scene about citizen voting rights and duties.
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