Bryan Examiner Letter Notes Community Duty and Public Improvement
A Bryan Tex newspaper piece from Sept 12 1913 discusses editorial stance and public responsibility. It urges reader suggestions for local improvements, defends the press from blaming individuals, and notes officials in Brown and Bryan striving for better community governance. It references The Eagle and Panama Canal debates and praises civic progress while urging constructive discourse.
Faith and Hope in a Warped Chorus of Prayer and News
The excerpt blends religious devotion with wartime press commentary. It juxtaposes a sermon-like refrain praising faith and love with a cynical line about The New York Herald’s plan to locate the Bows fst ix, suggesting reporters seeking a spot to break loose. It references Mrs. Poukhurat as an English militant figure amid American coverage.
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Weaving Memories at Grandmother’s Parlors and Attire
A fragmented reminiscence recalls grandmother in a formal dress and petticoat, and grandfather in a coarsened hat, with a cautionary feel about modesty and fashion. The narrator mutters about modern dress and old-time propriety, reflecting on past manners.
Report on school openings and student concerns
A false impression about the school opening circulated in Rexan, causing concern among students and prompting letters to Philip Grosinaki, who will join the coming season. Many doubt if the school will open and whether Cadet Groginacht should act. Officials urged prompt correction of the report to avoid further confusion.
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Rexan
Cokleme
Coleer
Dows
Uwe
Philip Grosinaki
Fom Gealor Chim Ue
Snesson
Colquitt
Church Notices and Services For Nearby Congregations
The excerpt lists church activities for Monday school at 9:45, sermons and services at Pinay Methodist and First Baptist, plus Christian and Episcopal attendance, Homecoming Day planned, and pastor reminders. Glenn Flinn leads the Methodist service. T. R. Battle presides at First Baptist with a monthly conference. James N. Thomas and J. Finley are pastors for other congregations with planned sermons and Sunday school.
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Airdome
Atorajon
Ivanling
Mamart
Christian
Amurrow
Armiver
Adeoial Aaya
Howe Vince
Academy
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Thomas
Teache rs Institute ClO
The text describes preparations for a teachers institute in the school system with plans for term start, student enrollments, room assignments, and staff notices. It notes opening Monday at the same start time, with final exams and class placement details, and mentions trustees arranging lessons and a need for a hired superintendent.
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