Brenham Banner Publishing Company Notices
Publication details for Brenham Banner Publishing Company outlined addresses and subscription options. Notes on mail subscriptions and payment methods, including cashing drafts and money orders to Brenham Banner Publishing Company. Official business communications should be sent to the Brenham Banner editor. Entry filed as second class mail matter at Brenham Texas.
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Mall
Overiar Nuemant
Maall
Farrier
Brenhan Baauer Publishing Company
Brenham Bauer
Claus Mast
Postomce
Brenham Texas
Notice to the Public Corrected for Clarification
Public notice indicates a correction to prior wording, addressing misstatements by the party involved. The amended language clarifies intentions and directs readers to consider the corrected information for accurate understanding. Local authorities urge reliance on the corrected phrasing moving forward.
His Call Unto Holiness and Obstacle Glorification
A fragmented piece notes a sermon theme from First Thessalonians 4 7 on holiness and being called to purity It cites Mol fers comments about obstacles expanding glory and mentions Molly and the desire to avoid large obstacles during a hot term.
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Molfers
Molly
Sprinkling Program at Union Station Aimed for Summer
Union Station will be sprinkled on streets and driveways for the rest of the summer starting soon. The project, intended to ease travelers’ approach from trains, seeks to curb dust as visitors arrive. Trade from Chappell Hill and traffic along the Central and Santa Fe lines are noted, with calls for better surface conditions downtown.
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Union Station
Chappell Hill
Central
Banta Fe
Natives Debate Names and Economic Terms Amid Curiosity
Fragmentary OCR reveals discussion of terms like middl elower and palm bench, with Miners and a potential shift to new wheel names. Max Kastan questions naming effects on demand while a British empire comparison looms. Episcopal Church debates replacing Protestant Episcopal with Wcuibulle in a grand renaming proposal.
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Ytta
Max Kastan
Episcopal Church
Pubstitute
Wcuibulle
Protestant Episacome
Deadly Housefly Threat Prompts Public Health Alert
A historical public health notice warns that the house fly carries and spreads typhoid and other diseases. It describes how flies contaminate food, the high bacterial load on their bodies, and the large numbers of flies that contribute to disease. The piece calls for action to control the pest despite substantial spending on screens and prevention.
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Servene
Americans and Royalty in Foreign Mockery
A London Pall Mall Gazette critique of Americans fixates on royalty and travel absurdities. The piece argues the paper confuses absentee tourists with representative citizens, noting Americans value liberty over throne, while touring royal pageants shows curiosity rather than real royalism.
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United States of America
United States
Assur
Pall Mall Gazette
America
Amercia
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Paris
Where We Are Extravagant Award Langley Bishop
High prices stem from custom and fashion and the public itself bears much responsibility. Merchants create new demands and affluent patrons lead with services that inflate costs for all. Modern retail uses attractive waiting rooms, lunchrooms, free organ recitals, free telephone use, and express deliveries as costly amenities paid by the public.
Industrial lesson from politics in German history
Fragmentary notes trace the rise of a German empire from small export corporations to a unified state. It mentions the Confederation of the Rhine, 19th century consolidation, and leadership under Bismarck shaping continental prominence and national efficiency. The text hints at France’s earlier influence and Germany’s ascent to headship through organized strength.
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Biomarek
Iualser
Vrunee
Germany
Europe
Germard
Jowen
Texas Newspapers Show Fierce Immigration Pulse
The Texas press is described as generous with pace and liberal in coverage while boosting immigration efforts as a strong state asset. The piece notes broad readership and patriotic tone amid wartime strains.
Care Tips For Babies In Warm Weather
A physician warns that summer is risky for infants and urges prompt medical help for any intestinal disorder. Avoid morphine containing colic remedies, keep the baby in its own bed, screen the crib from flies, and use sterile cotton with horneic acid or sterile water for the mouth. Boil all water for the baby and provide cool water if needed. Do not let clothing touch or lie about. store it properly.
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Mies
Nee
High Living For Two-Bits Hotel Plan In Philadelphia
The Lyons Hotel Company of New York proposes a chain of poor man hotels at twenty five cents a day to meet housing needs. The first North Eighth Street Hotel at 148 150 North Eighth Street will open after sites are chosen, with more in other communities. The venture is a business proposition, not charity, targeting workers who move between cities seeking affordable quarters.
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Lyons Hotel Company
New York
North Eighth Street
Philadephia
Brooklyn
Rostom
Nu City
He Never Smiled Again Poem by Feticia Hemas
Poem recounting a prince’s loss and enduring sorrow after his son’s death. Refrains of waves, mourning, and funerary imagery frame a tale of legacy and the quiet, perpetual sadness that follows a great personal loss. A lament of disrupted joys and changed fortunes across seas and society.
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England
Sizing Up the Symptoms in a Morning Routine
A humorous snippet contrasts a couple at breakfast with light jabs about love and daily quirks. Witty lines reference marriages, quotes, and everyday absurdities, ending with a quip about finding honest men through direct inquiry.
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