Prosperity Myth Debunked and National Growth Emphasized
The piece argues that the good old days were not as prosperous as today, citing higher incomes and lower prices now. It highlights gains in leisure, education, health, savings, insurance, and charity, and attributes prosperity to work and business activity. It includes local business ads and endorsements.
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Bryan Chamber of Commerce
McCulloch-Dansby Company
Brock’s the Woman's Department Store
Stephan Ice & Bottling Works
Coca-Cola
Joe Kaplan & Company, Inc
Thos
Goggan
J. C. Penny Company
Wilson Bradley, Inc
Gulf States Utilities Co. “Dependable Public Service
Wilson Motor Company, Inc
Real Hat Shop
Smart Hats
Canaday Pharmacy
Palace, Queen and
Dixie Theatres
Parker-Astin Hardware Company
Central Texas Auto Company
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Dansby-Martin Printing Company
Sankey Park
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Home Oil Company
Sinclair Oils
Bryan Cotton Oil & Fertilizer Co
Balt Lumber Company
Texas Bakery
Bryan
Dec. Pepper Bottling Plant
Bryan Buick Company
Buick
Guy Harris
Pevlin
J. C. Goldsmith
Good Gulf Products
Bryan Nursery & Floral Company
Roman & Vick Drug Store
Haswell’s Book Store
J. Gelber & Son
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
LaSalle Hotel
Brazos Motor Company
Studebaker, Erskine, Hupmobile
Acorn Stores, Inc
R. E. Bosque
Prop
the Southwest Telephone Co
Golden Rule Poultry Farm
E. B. Eliott
Texas Company
C. E. Griesser
Frigidaire
T. Schovajsa
Toppy Ree and
Duco Satria
Griesser’s Bakery
Buttes Kist
Geo. A. Adams Insurance Agency
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