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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1918

Page

2

Making Americans of Immigrants and Language Law Review

A Bryan Weekly Eagle editorial argues for making immigrants into true Americans, urges universal prohibition of foreign language teaching in all schools, and advocates citizenship tests in English and knowledge of U.S. laws. It warns that without homogeneity, internal disputes and German influence threaten national unity and democracy.

America Washington The Eagle J. R. Astin Congress United States

Tobacco Toasting Claim Promises Better Taste

An advertising piece touts toasted tobacco as improving flavor, linking the idea to Lucky Strike cigarettes and Burley tobacco. The copy compares toasted tobacco to cooked food and notes the innovation as simple and effective.

American Tobacco Co

DiStefano Seeks Reelection as County Commissioner

Charles DiStefano announces candidacy for reelection to the county commissioner post from the third precinct. The Eagle notes his first term achievements improving roads, his quiet yet decisive presence, and belief his experience justifies another term. He moved from Robertson county in 1909, settled in Smetana, and was elected at age 23.

Charles DiStefano Eagle Smetana DiStefano

Balmard Snow Liniment Ad Gives Home Care Tip

Farmers and others away from a drug store should keep BAL LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT at home for cuts wounds sores sprains or rheumatism. A powerful healing and penetrating remedy sold by E. J. Jenkins in bottles priced 25c 50c and 1.00.

Ballard E. J. Jenkins

Death notice for B. A. Trugghins No. 75 assessment due

Notice states the death of B. A. Trugghins and demands payment of assessment No. 75 to Joe B. Reed within a few days. The fragmentary text suggests a local or organizational settlement action requiring prompt payment.

B. A. Trugghins Joe B. Reed

Quinine Product Promoted For Tonic and Laxative Effects

The advertisement touts LAXA TIVE BROMO QUININE as superior to ordinary quinine for avoiding head ringing and nervousness. It notes tonic and laxative benefits and references KH. W., GROVE. svc for signature.

KH. W GROVE Svc

Texas Egg Show Postponed to May in Houston

Poultry expert F. W. Kazmeier of the extension service at A and M College announces the Texas egg show in Houston is postponed to May 8 9 10 and 11. Efforts focus on securing a suitable venue while premium lists and prizes remain generous. Entry requires twelve eggs of uniform size and variety including hen duck goose turkey pigeon guinea ostrich bantam peafowl eggs.

F. W. Kazmeier Extension Service A. and M. College Houston

Atkins seeks reelection as County Commissioner Precinct 1

The Eagle announces J M Atkins of Rock Prairie running again for county commissioner Precinct 1, pending the July democratic primary. He cites a record of faithful service, progress on roads bridges and schools, and careful financial stewardship. The editorial endorses his candidacy to voters in Precinct 1.

J. M. Atkins Rock Prairie Eagle Atkins J. P. Atkins

Mothers urged to send letters to soldiers abroad

From a cantonment bound for France a mother asks moms to write to their sons. A soldier describes pink letters from girls as sweet but notes three weeks without a letter from his mother. The appeal emphasizes that letters from home comfort troops headed to the transport for overseas service. Many readers asked what soldiers want most and the answer is clear: letters from home.

France Anna Steele Richardson May Doman Bill Jack Harry Camp McArthur Nix Fred

Borozone Antiseptic Promoted for Wounds

Surgeons urge prompt first treatment for cuts burns and bruises. Borozone is advertised as the ideal antiseptic and healing agent for man or beast. Available in multiple sizes at 21c 50c 1.00 and 1.50 sold by E. J. Jenkins.

E. J. Jenkins

Guatemala Declares Neutral Stance in World War I

Guatemala City April 22 The national assembly declares Guatemala occupies the same neutral stance toward European belligerents as the United States, restating the republic's wartime position.

Guatemala National Assembly Republic of Guatemala United States

LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN Promoted by Paris Medicine Co.

Advertises a 50 cent bottle of LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN a liquid digestive laxative for indigestion constipation and biliousness. The product is presented as pleasant to take and is promoted by Paris Medicine Co. manufacturers of Laxative Bromo Quinine and Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic.

Paris Medicine Co Grove

Liberty Loan Subscriptions Reported Across Brazos County

From Thursday's Daily Eagle No 1 Millican list shows varied subscriptions by location No 2 Wellborn No 3 College totals $28350 with several named donors No 4 Steele's Store and No 5 Harvey plus individuals contributing Subscriptions for Nos 6 7 8 9 and 10 11 Bryan with large overall totals Also the Brazos county Liberty bond committee urges observance of Liberty Day April 26 following President Wilson proclamation with details on attendance and government employees relief times.

Daily Eagle Millican Wellborn J. A. Gandy College Charles Puryear B. Youngblood F. B. Paddock Bailey C. Bethel L. E. la Andrews Kurten J. L. Lloyd, Jr Fritz Kinds J. S. Morgan John Roth Joe Vendalenta Charles J. Gerke Tabor W. L. Cross Ed. Schram Edge Smetana Anton Kuhr Bryan Allen Smith W. T. James John Lampo

Liberty Bond Buyers Reported by Banks

A list of Liberty bond purchases completed Thursday and Friday as reported by banks. Entries include $500 H B Smith and Charles Jackson, $100 B F Harrington, $50 Raleigh Baker and J C Harrington, with earlier totals noted as $50 yesterday and $1,200 in another sale.

Liberty Daily Eagle Millican H. B. Smith Charles Jackson B. F. Harrington Raleigh Baker J. C. Harring

Lemon Skin Lotion Remedy Promises Clearer Complexion

A vintage home remedy advises mixing two fresh lemons with three ounces of orchard white to create a quarter pint lotion. The lemon juice is said to bleach freckles, sallowness, and tan while softening and whitening the skin for daily face neck arms and hands massage.

Liberty loan meeting at Kurten raises funds and flags support

At a Kurten meeting Sunday afternoon $4,500 was subscribed by 120 people including men women and children. Ham Buchanan presided with talks by F L Henderson Robert Armstrong and George Hadley all urging support for the Liberty loan. Hadley called on all who believed in the war to raise their hands and every hand went up.

Brazos County Liberty Bond Committee Woodrow Wilson United States of America America United States Secretary of the Treasury Liberty Loan Committee Federal Reserve Banks District of Columbia Daily Eagle Kurten Ham Buchanan F. L. Henderson Robert Armstrong George Hadley Liberty Loan Hadley

Steele's Store Leads Community Liberty Loan Drive

At a Sunday meeting in Steele's Store the town rallied with autos delivering absent residents. Subscriptions reached 14 250 dollars, bringing the total to 16 300, above an 11 000 dollar quota. Father De Simone presided with Judge J T Maloney urging further subscriptions. Bank representatives attended and most purchases were closed on site.

Steele Father de Simone J. T. Maloney Liberty Loan

School patriotic program raises Liberty loan subscriptions

Smetana subscribed $2,500 at a Sunday meeting presided by Prof. Frank Kadanka. The program featured patriotic songs and recitations. Hon Lamar Bethea, C. S. Benson and Hon W. C. Davis spoke, and S. E. Eberstadt received Liberty loan subscriptions. Committees will canvass the community this week to complete the effort.

Smetana Frank Kadanka Lamar Bethea C. S. Benson W. C. Davis E. Eberstadt Liberty Loan

Liberty Bond Subscribers Report Sales Excluded Holiday List

The First National Bank skipped the holiday sales report, noting it would be reported tomorrow. Yesterday’s totals show 1,250 in sales, with other lot numbers listing multiple subscribers and amounts including 31,300 for College and 1,800 for Steele's Store along with individual names such as Robert F. Smith Viola Myers and J. L. Stasney.

G. T. Williams A. B. Metwain J. M. Atkins Robert F. Smith C. P. Fountain Viola Myers J. O. Morgan C. A. Wood R. P. Marstellar K. J. Kyle Steele Redding Johnson Joe Degalia V. C. Courte T V. Courte Peter Banano Lee Denena

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement Offer

A vintage ad offers one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It claims thirty five years of use and describes the medicine as acting through the blood to heal mucous surfaces. The copy urges taking the remedy, promises health improvements, and invites testimonials from Toledo Ohio firm Cheney Co. and druggists.

Hall Free Y Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio Tbe

Sales ledger names span across communities in list

The document lists numerous buyers and purchasers with varied totals and notes like previously reported. It records sales yesterday across districts No. 6 Kurten No. 8 Edge No. 9 Smetana and Nos. 10 and 11, totaling large sums and naming many individuals and firms.

Harvey E. A. Peters W. B. English J. J. Vandiver I. M. Cook Alice C. Cole Sam L. Thompson W. R. Bullock M. E. Jones J. M. Kinecannon J. B. Goen F. Goen C. M Esker Martin M P. Mims W. R. English W. M. Jones Ida Martin J. W. Dehart J. M. Bond Ted Cook Kurten C. B. Wooten Z. L. Jones Fritz Plagens Peter Yeager Herman Kindt Smetana Tony Casso Victor Todaro Frank Kadanka John Hobarto Marshall Bradley Joe Trigg B. Cesak Henry J. G R. H. Seale J. N. Cole Cole Hardware Co M Cole J. L. Edge David Mike M. F. Dansby O. S. Johnson F. A. Somerlatte W. E Saunders George G. Chance W. E. Saunders Odie Minatra Horace Dansby Milton Dansby Norman Dansby Albert Bajenski Celia Luza Frank Mateus U. S. Crenshaw George D. Walker W. G.taliferro A. Shelburn Lela Shelburn John Kopecky Helen Moore Nancy Moore J. M. Bullock

McGees Baby Elixir Promoted For Infant Digestive Ailments

An advertisement touts McGees Baby Elixir as a genuine remedy for stomach and bowel disorders in babies. It claims quick action, purity, wholesomeness, and pleasant taste with bottles priced at 25 and 50 cents, sold by EB Jenkins.

McGee EB. J. Jenkins

Brazos Boys at the School for Snipers

Company G 360th Infantry Camp Travis Texas Apr 20 Corporals Sandifer Conrad Emola enjoy five day passes Corporals Meekins Horne finished sniper school Sergeants Drury Spell Green Cuttitte DeHay Humphries attend sniper school Sergeant Downard on five day pass and noted as diligent clerk Private Schovassa of headquarters 45th MG battalion discharged due to dependents

360Th Infantry Camp Travis Texas Patrick D. Sandifer Henry Conrad Sam Emola Rufus EB. Meekins Jefferson D. Horne Scouts and Snipers School Max D. Drury Joe E. Spell Charles F. Green John M. Cuttitte John C. DeHay Benjamin C. Humphries Scouts and Snipers Hiram T. Downard Sergeant Downard

Steep Hollow Liberty Bond Meet Sparks About $1200 Sale

Miss Mry dle McCullough visits Miss Lois Martin in Bryan. Lt. Thomas J. Conway returns to Camp McArthur after time with parents. A Liberty bond meeting at Steep Hollow aids $1200 in bonds sold, led by Bryan men Myer Barron and Moore. Local visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Cloud from Kurten and the Vandivers from Bryan. Adelle Hall visits Edelemies Koppe in Huntsville.

Steep Hollow Mrydle McCullough Lois Martin Bryan Thomas J. Conway Camp McArthur Waco J. M. Conway Messrs. Myer Barron and Moore John Cloud Kurten Cawood Reuben Edmonds J. J. Vandiver Adelle Hall Edelemies Koppe Huntsville M Hartsfield Marlin T Joel English

White's Cream Vermifuge prompts worm warning in children

A prudent mother watches for pale, listless, peevish behavior signaling worms. White's Cream Vermifuge promises to end the infestation after a few doses. Price 0c per bottle. Sold by EB. J. Jenkins. Also pansy blossoms for sale at 15c per dozen, phone 391. 401

EB. J. Jenkins

Old Standard Grove Tonic Promoted as General Tonic

The tonic markets itself as equally valuable to a general tonic citing quinine and iron as active ingredients. It claims to act on the liver drive out malaria enrich the blood and build up the whole system. The price listed is 60 cents.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bryan Weekly Eagle Germany J.M. Atkins Liberty Loan Subscribers Robert Lansing Secretary of State J. P. Royder G. W. Price Claude Baker A. F. W. McManus Otto Erlinger John R. Edmonds W. A. Stone Alma Merwin John C. Burns C. Burns Charles E. Finley Virginia E. Burns Martha Burns Steeles J. M. Hobbs Adella Hall Rebecca Hall J T. Pate Kutten E. C. Elliott A. M. Waldrop A. W Emmel August Kropp John Konecky J. H. White, Jr W. B. Hudson C. A Lewis M. Bonneville, Jr R. J. Roberts M. Abercrombie Thomas Grays F. J. Walker H. B. McDonald EF. M. Holick P. H. Konecky H. P. Tucker Mabel Zimmerman Paul Hill Ray Montgomery Saint Clair's Altar Society St. Joseph's Catholic Church Steele’s Steele's Fletcher Brazos Boys Henry T. Schovassa Bryan Junk Co Bryan Srs Bryan, Texas
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