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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1913
Page
4
A mixed fragment shows school regulations and public notices along with Editorial notes criticizing enforcement during school days. It references press notes on cotton farming, Southern interests, Texas products, and a Mexican death penalty comparison. The piece blends local opinion with stray notices and advertisements.
The piece attacks rival Democrats and tariff policy, citing Mees to Demonic principles by Penatore, urging unity behind a governor candidate. It recalls Arthur Puen Gorman and presidential praise, condemns protectionism versus farmers and manufacturers, and praises Colonel Itiner as a unifying Democrat leader with college ties.
A garbled OCR passage presents disjointed lines about vanity, judgment, and moral lessons. It mentions a woman capable of asking back, a bachelor’s marriage, and comments on charm, education, and societal norms. The text reads as a collection of reflective fragments rather than a coherent article.
A collage of brief notes recalls travels and costs of a long year with family and company. Stories mention Ed W. Flowe, Mile Treat Raven, and local scenes including dances, farming, and social chatter. Anecdotes cover prayers, breakfast habits, and a humorous exchange about cigars.
Prof. H. W. South reports that ten days ago an alligator nest near Halts Lake hatched nearly all the eggs. He built a small pool for the youngsters who are healthy and happy. Readers may bring a baby alligator to hand for upbringing.
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