Fragmented Georgia notes and political musings in brief
The item compiles scattered comments from The Daily Eagle, touching on Georgia details, law and medicine advice, critiques of middlemen, references to Roosevelt and Oklahoma justice, seed and literature selection, whiskey consumption in dry regions, a proposed state health board, Fort Worth doctors leading public health effort, and a note on brain size from paleolithic times.
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State Board of Health
Fort Worth
Economic Unity Through Individual Duty
A call to citizens to secure work or pursue employment, arguing personal responsibility boosts national finances and the country’s future stability. It emphasizes self help and connecting with jobs as the primary solution.
Republican candidates favor Roosevelt over each other
The passage notes that if Republican presidential hopefuls united they could beat Roosevelt, but intra party jealousy makes each prefer Roosevelt to any rival.
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Roosevelt
Canned Goods Arrive At Galveston Cargo Port
A Matlory line steamer delivered a cargo to Galveston consisting largely of canned goods. A sharp question arises about identifying the reason New York remains the financial center. Vast quantities of cotton stalks and rice straw are to be wasted without a method to convert them into top quality print paper. The piece labels Texans as exceedingly wasteful.
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Galveston
New York
Financial Center
Dramatic Pair as Prophesied Presidential Rivalry
The excerpt speculates Bryan and Roosevelt as rival presidential contenders in a year ahead scenario likened to a drama where Michael and Satan star, citing Milton's Paradise Lost for full description.
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Bryan
Roosevelt
Michael
Satan
Milton
Future political parachute patent and suffrage debate
The piece imagines a future where a perfect political parachute could aid campaigns next year. It notes frequent boombaloon explosions and few safe fall zones, then reports Miss Phoebe Cousins renouncing woman suffrage as harmful, arguing women are too emotional for government and that religious freedom and political purity would be impossible.
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Phoebe Cousins
Miss Cousins
Masquerade Skate Postponed By Bad Weather
The Bryan Roller Rink management asks The Hagle to state the masquerade skate announced for tonight has been postponed one week. It will be held Tuesday night November 28.
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Bryan
Hagle
Meyer Walker Wedding in Valley Junction
Harry H. Meyer and Emma Walker of Valley Junction were married by Dr. Geo. B. Butler in this city Saturday evening. They were accompanied to the city by friends. Mr. Meyer is an express agent at Valley.
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Harry H. Meyer
Emma Walker
Valley Junction
Geo. B. Butler
Meyer
Valley
Death of Mrs Martha L Buchanan
Mrs Martha L L Buchanan wife of G W Buchanan died at their Houston Texas home Saturday night and her remains were brought to Boonville for burial at Boonville cemetery Rev T A Searcy officiated She is survived by her husband four grown children S G Buchanan C C Buchanan G C Buchanan and Mrs W B Royall of Houston
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Martha l L. Buchanan
G. W. Buchanan
Houston
Everett Street
Boonville
T. A. Searcy
Money Flows in Washington Observations From Rep Hardy
Congressman Hardy writes from Washington on November 1 and notes vast government spending. He cites monthly outlays of about 10 million for public works and rents of 400 to 600 thousand annually for government buildings. He contrasts prosperity in the capital with home conditions and touches on politics around Roosevelt and third-term talk.
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the Eagle
Washington
D. C
Uncle Sam
These
Gallinger
Pinc
Thomas Jefferson
Capitol
White House
Ben
Sullivan-Kilrain
Roosevelt
A and M Defeats Tulane in New Orleans Game
The A and M College football team defeated Tulane 18 to 6 in New Orleans. The Farmers remain unbeaten this season with two games left, Baylor and the Varsity at Austin, and are hindered only by refereeing calls. Tulane has suffered a second loss to A and M this season.
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New Orleans
Tulane
Baylor
Varsity
Austin
Millican Man Wins First Prize at San Antonio Fair
J. D. Steele of Millican repeated as winner of the individual exhibit at the San Antonio fair with a first prize. C. A. Mitchell of Gonzales county took second prize, while Gonzales county earned the county exhibit prize this year.
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J. D .Steele
Millican
San
Tagle
San Antonio
J. D. Steele
C. A. Mitchell
Gonzales County
Steele
Douglas Powell Charms Jamestown Glee Club Audience
Douglas Powell English baritone appears with Bryan college glee club in Jamestown praising his vocal range and art. He offers Schumann Ish grolle nicht, Tosti Mattinata, and The Night Has a Thousand Eyes, drawing enthusiastic applause and tears from some listeners. An unrelated health coffee advertisement by Dr Shoop appears in the page copy.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Douglas Powell
Bryan
Glee Club
Schumann
Tosti
Helen Edsall Powell Leads Elmira Glee Club Recital
Miss Helen Edsall appears with the Elmira Glee Club at the opera house Thursday night recital. The Advertiser notes her singing tone, phrasing, and musical facility, praising her singing quality and power.
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Glee Club
Opera House
Elmira
N. Y
Helen Edsall
Edsall
For Sale Items Include Eggs Bed Typewriter Violin
Belle City Incubator with 120 eggs offered at 7 50. Iron bed and springs 7 50. Pittsburg visible typewriter a great bargain 30. Violin priced at 8.00. All items described as great bargains. 294 I F Betts.
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Belle City
Pittsburg
I. F. Betts
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