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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1916
Page
5
Local notes report several residents traveling yesterday with names including Robert A Harrison and John Astin visiting Brewham and Houston. Claire Ousley returned from Dallas, while others planned visits to Taylor and Caldwell. The piece mentions church, family travel, and community updates with references to several local residents and a Buckner Orphans Home initiative.
A vintage ad praise note extols Eugene Wige on the corner praising his store as the best place to shop. It highlights unfailing courtesy and the assets of every staff member and promises the best values in town.
Invites readers to Free Sapitat Church services and Sunday school with sermons on the Personality of the Holy Ghost. Also announces United Christian Workers open meeting at Methodist Church on Monday afternoon with a detailed program and invited attendees. Includes sale notices for property and other local items.
The Queen hosts a notable Metro Masterpiece titled The Weakness of Strength with Hawley leading. Review delayed due to lack of clarity but public response remains highly favorable to the current offering.
An old advertisement proclaims Brazos Chill Tonic as a quick relief for malaria and chills. It claims the remedy is easy to take, rapidly effective, and guaranteed by RR. Renee, urging readers to ask for the genuine product.
Notices advertise nearly fifty years of Bowing Machine leadership with weekly or monthly rental options and easy payments. The piece urges teachers to attend a testing event at a Christian church conducted by George A Adams, superintendent.
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