Problem of Idleness Highlighted by Dr Truett
Dr George W Truett told the General Baptist Convention of Texas that idleness is a major sociological problem facing his generation. He warned that both idle poor and idle rich menace society and said little is being done to solve it as shorter hours and even a four hour day gain attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Truett
General Baptist Convention of
Texas
Henry Ford
Truett
Houston Post-Dispatch
The Scout Oath Spirit and Call to Action in Bryan
The piece urges readers to support Boy Scouts and live the oath to God and country. It argues the oath promotes fitness, morality, and obedience while keeping boys away from crime and shaping good citizens. It cites the motto to help others and stay morally straight. It urges Bryan to organize a Scout group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4 Scout
Bryan
The Need of the Hour: Patriotism and Civic Duty
A historical appeal urges Texans to serve and pay poll taxes, promoting honest public office and personal service over violence. It cites past patriotism in 1776 and 1861, warns of political scandal, and calls for widespread franchise participation to improve Texas governance.
Mirror Advice from a Sweet Old Lady
A forwarded item offers a quip in which a kindly elder explains her beauty secrets. She cites truth for the lips prayer for the voice pity for the eyes charity for the hands uprightness for the figure and love for the heart.
Our Obligation to Guard Students From Evil Influences
A Bryan editorial argues that families sending children to Allen Military Academy A M College or Villa Maria must ensure no harm or evil influence reaches students. It condemns liquor traffic to students as a double crime against the state and individuals and calls Bryan citizens to protect and guide their youths, welcoming and safeguarding them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
United States
Bryan
College Station
Allen Military Academy
A. and M. College
Villa Maria
College
The Real Christmas Spirit Beyond Gifts And Feasts
A call to extend cheerful giving beyond holiday routines. The text urges generous acts of love time money and personal warmth to spread merriment and remind others that joy remains in the season. It frames Christmas as the greatest birthday and moral duty to give.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Don’t be a jaywalker says man’s risky street act
A cautionary note condemns a pedestrian who risks his life by stepping between turning vehicles. The piece argues the man values his own time over others safety and highlights the danger his behavior creates for bystanders.
Mrs Ferguson Abandons Governor Bid
The Gilmer Mirror notes Mrs Ferguson will not seek another gubernatorial run and suggests the move spares her from a humiliating defeat. It questions Brother Tucker about his past support during the last campaign.
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Ferguson
Remember Napoleon's Fate in Weighing War's Toll
The remark attributed to Napoleon about sacrificing many lives echoes through history as a caution on leadership during endless wars, reflecting how strategic aims often overshadow individual cost. The reminder connects past military decisions to modern debates about ethics in conflict.
Christmas Gift Counts Spirit Over Price
The message suggests valuing gifts by love and confidence rather than cost. It emphasizes meaningful sentiment and thoughtful care as the true measure of a present’s worth.
Bryan Money Stays Local to Strengthen Towns Against Hard Times
In challenging times the community urges residents to spend Bryan money locally to support shops and services, keeping wealth within Bryan and aiding town and neighborhood rebuilding efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Quote by Earl of Chesterfield on Doing Well
A concise maxim attributed to the Earl of Chesterfield declares that whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. The adage emphasizes quality and thoroughness in effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Chesterfield
History Repeats Itself in Local Gossip
A clipped cold note cites familiar lines about history repeating and recurring tales. The remark hints at recurring patterns in community chatter and familiar figures echoed through time.
Liar’s memory praised by Quintilian in ancient remark
The saying attributed to Quintilian from 42 to 118 A D notes that a liar must keep a strong memory. It reflects ancient views on truthfulness and consistency in rhetoric and public speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quintilion
When Is a Contract a Graft in Historical Debate
A succinct reflection on contract ethics and delay in public works. Quoted maxims frame the issue of graft versus procrastination, with emphasis on time as a critical factor in evaluating governance and reform.
Those Who Interpose in Quarrels Face Bloody Nose
A compact moral note cites John Gay's line that those who try to mediate quarrels frequently end up with a bloody nose, underscoring the risks of stepping between feuds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gay
Henderson trips West Texas. reports harsh conditions
L Henderson reports West Texas suffered heavy damage from early freezes during a business tour. He cites 75 percent losses in some areas and says glowing West Texas reports were exaggerated. Discontent said to be widespread compared with Bryan County communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotten
West Texas
F. L. Henderson
You
Bryan
County
Bryan Pastor resigns after five years of service
Reverend Wm N Sholl announces resignation from First Presbyterian Church Bryan effective December 27 1925 to accept a call from Durant Oklahoma The letter extols congregational support and outlines progress including a new annex church income and growing Sunday School while expressing hope for the churchs future and his own grateful farewell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Brazos
Sueh
Wm. N. Sholl
First Presbyterian Church
Durant
Oklahoma
Synod of
Lege
Bryan
Christ
Miss Franklin Here To Spend Holidays
Miss Tommie Franklin of Denison is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs T H Franklin for the holidays. She leads the Free Baptist church in Denison and has served as pastor for over a year delivering notable service and achievements. Bryan honors her as a worthy daughter and recognizes her work and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommie Franklin
Denison
T. H. Franklin
Miss Franklin
Free Baptist Church
Bryan
Women and Work Styles Contrast in Master’s Era
The text argues for more work valued by women like Miss Franklin and less of the activities common among women today, urging a shift in focus toward the kind of labor that aligns with women’s preferences and contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Franklin
Association of Bryan Pastors Elects Officers
The Bryan Pastors' Association met in regular session and elected officers: Rev S Hollowen as president, Rev H H McCain as vice president, and Rev L Gey"Ament as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Bryan Pastors
Bryan Pastors’ Association
Rev S. Hollowen
H. H. McCain
L. Gey"Ament
Bryan approves Diesel engine purchase for power plant stay
Investigating committee Burger Miller recommended buying a Busch-Sulzer Diesel engine with GE generator and exciter for 39 307 dollars plus a GE switchboard. The Bryan City Commission, with Mayor Haswell presiding, approved the purchase and related items after visiting several cities and hearing industry reps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Burger
J. Bryan Miller
City Commission of
City of Bryan
Busch-Sulzer
General Electric Company
Bryan
Tyler Haswell
E. J. Jenkins
Wilson Bradley
L. L. Melnris
F. L. Henderson
Guy F. Bittle
Frank Shearer
Bush-Selver Company
St. Louis
Missouri
Casey Wright
Dallas
Fulton Iron Works
H. Q. Hickman
Houston
MclIntosh and Seymour Corp
Mr. Montgomery
A. M. Lockett & Co
Worthington Pump and Machinery Company
DePrato
Mr. Leham
Westinghouse Manufacturing Co
Burger
Miller
Charley Romney
Cameron
Hearne
Navasota
Satsuma
Webster
Crowley
Lafayette
Bryan delegates bagged three score ducks in Texas trip
George Stephan and Judge H O Ferguson returned from the Texas State Bottlers Association convention in Houston. They went to Bay City after sessions and bagged three score ducks in three hours. They shipped the ducks to Bryan and friends enjoy both the tale and the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stephan
H. O. Ferguson
South Texas
Texas State Bottlers Association
Houston
Stephan
Bryan
Bay City
Temperatures for Past Week at A M College
Tabulated temperatures for the past week from December 7 recorded by the Division of Entomology at A and M College. Daily highs range from 59 to 75 degrees with lows from 41 to 50, averaging 67 for the week. Rainfall totals 0.24 inch with several trace days and a light shower on the 12th. Better pay your poll tax now and support the home town paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Entomology, A. and M. College
F. J. Thomas
Five Taken In Custody In Liquor Case
Two men and three boys were arrested on liquor related charges in a case that resulted in five individuals taken into custody. Authorities reported the investigation followed complaints about illicit activity connected to alcohol distribution in the area.
Sheriff Leads Liquor Sale Probe In Local Schools
An investigation into the sale of intoxicating liquor to students at A and M College Allen Military Academy and Bryan High School, directed by Sheriff Jess Conlee, results in the arrest of Henry Burger Will Luther Sexton Orms Johnny Ramsey and Jim Broadway. Burger faces five cases Luther three and the others one each. Bond set at 500 dollars per case, Broadway charged with transportation the others with sale. all released on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. and M. College
Allen Military Academy
Bryan High School
Jess Conlee
Henry Burger
Will Luther
Sexton Orms
Johnny Ramsey
Jim Broadway
Burger
Luther
Broadway
Endeavor of Free Baptist Society Presents Near East Relief Program
The Christian Endeavor Society of the Free Baptist church hosted a fine Sunday program led by H. P Spencer. Mrs. Eric Fletcher spoke on Bible Principles of Giving and Miss Lena Wooten on The Purpose of Golden Rule Sunday. The evening featured talks on Old Testament Laws of Giving and ownership of all things. Mrs. Walter Holmes discussed The Unspoken Gift and Rev. B. Thompson closed with reflections on giving. A Near East Relief collection totaled $4.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
the Free Baptist Church
H. P Spencer
C. E. Society
Eric Fletcher
Lena Wooten
Lillie Belle Gilpins
Walter Holmes
Rev. B. Thompson
Institute Meeting On Saturday At The Courthouse
Brazos County Teachers Association held its regular meeting on Saturday December 2 at 10 30 am A report of the executive committee was made and the constitution and by laws were discussed but adoption postponed due to small attendance The need for a public library for Brazos county teachers was raised G B Wilenw noted A and M library support The next meeting is set for the second Saturday in February at 10 am with full attendance urged
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Teachers’ Association
Brazos
G. B. Wilenw
A. and M
Madison Hall
Bryan City
Geo. B. Wilcox
F. M. Vance
Elizabeth Atkins
J. F. Hurfft
Nedbalek Receives Complimentary Toledo Trip
Geo. J. Nedbalek leaves this afternoon for Toledo Ohio for a ten day conference of Willys Knight and Overland dealers in the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. J. Nedbalek
Toledo
Ohio
Willys-Knight and Overland
United States
Canada
Texas Company to Build Handsome Oil Filling Station
The Texas Company purchased the 21-2 lots at the corner of West 26th and Wheelock from Mr and Mrs J M Gordon for 6000 dollars and will immediately begin erecting a 7500 dollar brick drive in filling station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Company
Handsome Oil
The
Lotsa
West 26Th
Wheelock Streets
J. M. Gordon
C—O
Waco
Houston
Holiday Excursion Fares to Texas and Louisiana
Public notice lists holiday excursion fares via the International Great Northern Railroad to Texas and Louisiana with sale dates December 17th to 25th and final return by January 5th, 1926. Inquiries to ticket agents. Also notices seeking a Rawleigh products seller in Bryan and seedling peach trees for sale by Dan Jackson, student at A and M College, 25 cents each in lots of six. Time flies, death urges, knells cull, Heaven invites, Hell threatens. Read the Eagle for community news notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Great Northern Rr.co
Texas
Louisiana
Sale
Arkansas
198 College
Dan
Jackson
M. College
Edward Young
Blue Star Remedy Promises Quick Relief for Itching
An advertisement touts Blue Star Remedy as a fast penetrating skin treatment for eczema itch sores poison oak ring worm and other skin troubles. It claims immediate relief and no stain on clothes with a pleasant odor, urging readers to purchase under a guarantee.
How Doctors Treat Colds And The Flu
How doctors treat colds and the flu to break up a cold overnight or to cut short an attack of grippe influenza sore throat or tonsillitis physicians and druggists are now recommending Calotabs the unified and refined calomel compound tablets that give you the effect of calomel and salts combined without the unpleasant effects of either one or two Calotabs at bed time with a swallow of water that’s assurance no nausea nor the slightest interference with your eating work or pleasure. Next morning your cold has vanished your system is thoroughly purged and you are feeling fine with a hearty appetite for breakfast. For what you please no danger. Get a family package contain our tall directions only 35 cents or any drug store.
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Bryan Weekly Eagle
Congress
Lee J. Rountree
Associated Press
Mercantile
Bank
Madison Ave
Representative Press League
York, N
Chicago di Nots
America
Austin
Tex
Franklin
Napoleon
Robert Burton
L. Henderson
Bounding West
Long’s Cafe
J. J. Tatum
Oak McKenzie
C. R. Gardner
F. T. Cole
D. P. Gaby
Mayree Cuykendall
Dorothy Gunter
Cum June Cochran
Triangle
Kirby Joyce McKenzie
Sylvester Gardner
Harold Sterns
Freddie Gomez
John Edge
Bryar
Pony” Wilson
Bryan Bigh
Evi
Wilson
Bryan High
G. C. Vaughn
A. M. Waldrop
McKenzie
Henderson
Forrest Jones
Puny Wilson
H. P. Dansby
Wava Martin
Ruth Wilcox
Leila Law Davis
Itasca
J. R. Bender
Supt. Hall
Er. J. Tatum
Tatum
Mit Dansby
Frank Anderson
A. and
Ele
W. E. Farmer
Marshall Bullock
S. E. Eberstadt
M. Dansby
W. S. Johnson
F. G. Anderson
John R. Bender
T. K. Lawrence
J. L. Cobb
C M. Cummings
W. S. Collard
F. L
J. D. Martin
Miller-Burger
Women’s Committee
Astin
Commission
A. B. Carson
American Indemnity Company
Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Company
H.O
Ne Nome Cown
A. & M. Allen Academy
Bryan HI
Endeavor OF Free Baptist Fine Program
Institute
Nedbalek
Smith Drug CO
Rawleigh
W. T. Rawleigh CO
Dept
Memphis
Tenn
Eagle
Cardus
Ora Carlile
Troup
Eurozone
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