The Italians By Rev Bruno Martinelli
The piece examines Italian origins and regional differences from the north and south, noting southern poverty and migration to the United States. It contrasts Rome's church dominance with Italian patriotism, and concludes with praise for Italy’s cultural contributions and a call to welcome immigrants responsibly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruno Martinelli
America
Italy
Garibaldi
The
Sicily
Gladstone
Naples
Ktay
North Africa
Roger
Palermo
Piedmont
Venetia
Lombardy
Umbria
Abruzzi
Campania
Apulia
Cambria
Victor Manual II
Mazzinin
Cavour
Victor Emanuel
T.hough
Themelves
Rome
Europe
Wenerak
Lions Club Tuesday program highlights personality talk
Larry Stephens led a Lions Club Bryan luncheon program with songs by R L Trown and a Margaret Suber and Dr Jac W Black duet. Oak McKenzie opened on personality and a list of positive and negative traits for body soul and mind, followed by a talk on development through daily self review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club of
Bryan
Episcopal Parish
R. L. Trown
Margaret Suber
Jac. W. Black
Sweet Adeline
Larry Stephens
H. H. Young
L-G. N
Oak Mc Tenzie
Seed and planting seed expert P H Hensarl ing
When you need seed or planting seed of any kind see P H Hensarl ing. He handles nothing but the best, Phone 235. Seed corn of all varieties and planting seed of all kinds at Hensarlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Hensarling
Hensarlings
New State Highway Districts Form in Texas
The Texas highway commission reorganizes the department creating two new road districts numbered 17 and 18. Brazos County joins District 17, with district headquarters at Caldwell. District 18 includes Gaines to Runnels with division offices at Sweetwater or Big Springs and a new division engineer.
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Associated Press
Austin
State Highway Department
New
Highway Commission
Gibb Giljchrist
Ternoon
John H. Bickett
San Antonio
Buckett
West Texas
Gaines
Dawson, Borden
Scurry
Fisher
Noland
Mitchell
Howard
Martin
Andrews
Midland
Glasscock
Sterling, Coke and Runnels
Sweetwater
Big Springs
Falls, Robertson, Leon
Milam
Brazos
Burleson, Lee
Washington
Bastrop
Fayette
Caldwell
Body of Floyd Collins to Rest in Natural Tomb
CAVE CITY February 17. The body of Floyd Collins will be left in his natural tomb after a funeral service at the shaft mouth. His father Lee Collins consented following examination by Dr William Hazlett of Chicago who identified Collins by a gold front tooth. Collins had been dead three to five days when reached yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cave City
Floyd Collins
Lee Collins
William Hazlett
Chicago
Collins
Clay Turner
Hazlett
Talk 10 Real Farmers and the Cotton Production Contest
The article recalls John W. McFarlane winning 1 000 dollars for 5 081 pounds of lint cotton on five acres in Anderson County and urges farmers to adopt higher yielding methods. It argues the South should cut acreage and boost per acre output through better preparation seeds and fertilizers to combat low cotton yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. MceFarlane
Anderson County
Dallas News
Dallas
Farm News
South
Richardon
Mississippi Delta
New Orleans
Bether
John W. McFarlane
Texas
McFarlane
Seed dealer promotes products and contact options
Seed supplier Robert Nicholson offers a range of seeds and advertises an available car on track as a promotional hook. The note invites customers to call or visit for the best seed varieties, signed by P. H Hensarling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nicholson
P. H Hensarling
Junior Missionary Society Reports Sunday Session
The Junior Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church met with 46 members present plus two visitors. Nine sick visits, two gifts, and 20 Bible readings were logged while devotion was led by Jnc. W. Black Jr. and lessons on Better Americans followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
Jnc. W. Black, Jr
M. R. Bentley
Jesus
Myra Ewin
JD. P. Gaby
Maurice Neeley
Alf Paterson
Mary Bess Evan
Ollie Ruth Shaw
Mildred McKenzie
Ann Bentley
W. A. Middleton
Malcolm Manning
Georgie Belle Shaw
Georgie Mae
Anna Belle Barnes
Lyle Cuykendall
Irvin Lenz
Billy Patterson
Jane Grey
John Egan
Mary Martha Black
Marie Cuykendall
Wanda Cuykendall
Kirby Joyce McKenzie
June Cochran
Charles Jones, Jr
Thomas Koppe Hall
Evelyn Lenz
Jane Munday
Kelyn Koenig
Bertha Nell Koenig
M.R. Bentley
D. P. Gaby
Joe Dyer
Louise Dyer
B. T. Poole
Oak McKenzie
Fires Hit Two Homes In Town In Two Days
Two fire alerts disturbed the town within 24 hours. A south west wind carried smoke from a faulty flue at a negro home, causing only slight damage and fear. The second blaze at Ursuline Avenue, at the Siegert residence, required roof access and small chemical extinguishing, with damage estimated at 20 to 25 dollars. The house belonged to J. J. Jones of College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Siegert
Ursuline Avenue
Seigert
Vinson & Sei Wert
J. J. Jones
College
Langhorne Murder Case Witnesses Summoned in Texas
Dr. P. M. Raysor and Rev. S. Moylan Bird will travel to LaGrange as character witnesses for the defense in The State of Texas vs. Wm. H. Langhorne Jr. Langhorne faces three counts murder, assault to murder, and criminal assault. About 255 witnesses have been summoned from Brenham Chappell Hill and surrounding Texas towns. Bryan residents recall the riding party involving two girls with a stranger in LaGrange with one murdered and the other found slain. Langhorne was arrested in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Raysor
S. Moylan Bird
LaGrange
State of Texas
Wm. H. Langhorne, Jr
Texas
Brenham
Chappell Hill
Bryan
Langhorne
Job Printing Service Listing in Eagle Printing Co Ad
Local ad notes job printing services offered by The Eagle Printing Company with contact line Phone 36 for orders and inquiries. Describes general printing capabilities and availability for clients.
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Phone 36
The
Eagle Printing Company
Chamber of Commerce lists standing committee personnel
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce met in regular session with President John M. Lawrence presiding. New members J. Coulter Smith and W. C. Mitchell joined, a Board vacancy from J. N. Dulaney was filled by Dean F. C. Boiton, making 25 directors. Committee chairs were announced including Mayor Tyler Haswell for Finance and Membership and Colonel Ike Ashburn for Legislative. Reports from chairs were promised next week. Leo Keuhn of Gainesville, guest, praised Bryan’s work and noted local basketball and A. and M. College connections. Attendees listed: Ike Ashburn, W. H. Cole, J. E. Covey, E. J. Fountain, Mayor Haswell, J. Webb Howell, John M. Lawrence, T. K. Lawrence, J. Bryan Miller, J. D. Martin, W. S. Higgs, L. L. McInnis, Mrs. Lee J. Rountree, A. M. Waldrop, D. L. Wilson, M. E. Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan and Brazos County
F. C. Boiton
A. and M. College
Lawrence
Tyler Haswell
J. N. Dulaney
F. L. Carvitt
R. S. Webb
John M. Lawrence, Jr
Wm. Wimberly
Chas. E. Finley
W. H. Cole
N. B. Allen
C. M. Bethany
D. J. McDonald
Dean C. H. Winkler
E. P. Humbert
M.L. Parker
G. J. Nedbalek
W. I. McCulloch
Carl Wipprecht
D. W. Williams
J. D. Martin
C. C. Morgan
Jnc
W. S. Barron
W. Wipprecht
H. H. Williamson
R. V. Armstrong
F.L. Henderson
Wilson Bradley
W. S. Higgs
E. J. Jenkins
PD. L. Wilson
J. Bryan Miller
W. B. Bizzell
Ike Ashburn
Dean F. C. Bolton
E. H., Astin
W. J. Coulter
J. Webb Howell
Pullman
Houston
Austin
Hearne
I G. N
Leo Keuhn
Chamber of Commerce
Gainesville
Texas
A. M. Waldrop
John M. Lawrence
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Bryan
Kay Hassell
Keuhn
Memorial Gym
A. and
M. College of Texas
J. E. Covey
E. J. Fountain
T. K. Lawrence
L. L. McInnis
Lee
Judge Davis Addresses Washington Message at Bryan Club
The Bryant Kowry Club held a noon session with Judge W. C. Davis delivering a memorial on George Washington. Mrs. J Webb Howell and Mrs. McManus sang while Major G H Shope spoke on British Army service and South Esadia conquest. many attendees listed including J A Moore Jr and Ruth Knox.
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A. Moore, Jr
Bryant Kowry Club
J. Webb Howell
McManus
S.ug
Negro Spir
Charles Hillier
Bryan
Phen
G. H. Shope
Cave
South America
South Aidesia
Finnest
England
Canada
W. C. Davis
Sur Country
George Washington
Tum
T. A. Adams
Ll. Benson
C. S. Beckwith
M. Eid
J. W
J. L. Reese
Hy. T. S_hovassa
C. C. Todd
D. D. Vasbinger
M. E. Wallace
D. L. Wilson
H. H. Williamson
T. R. White
I. E. Warren
E. E. Yeager
R. F. Dunn
W. F. Geiber
J. E. Marsh
H. D. Cuykendall
The
Bryan Daily Eagle
Moss Ruth Knox
S. C. Hoyle
P. W. Kittreile
Snyder
Waco
Houston named financial vice president of AT and T
Bryan friends report David F. Houston former president of Texas University and A and M College is now financial vice president of American Telephone and Telegraph Company with headquarters in New York. Houston served in Woodrow Wilson's wartime cabinets as agriculture secretary and treasury secretary. Mr and Mrs J W Hill of this city visiting relatives in Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Friends
David F. Houston
Texas University
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York
Houston
Woodrow Wilson
Agriculture
the Treasury
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Dante
Giotto
Raphael
Ceasars
Michel Angelo
Verdi
Caruso
St. Francis of Assisi
Ia Wience
Southland
LIONS
Dr. Douglas
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Jess Cook
O. J. Parks
M. M. Erskine
M. E. Cox
F. D. Fuller
Lamar Jones
T. F .“Puny” Wilson
E. V. Spence
Jess M. Cook
J. Coulter Smith
T. A. Munson
Wilard Chambers
Miss Ruth Knox
Wh, D. Cuykendall
Bryan “Eagle
Brazos County
Joe Burkett
Eastland
Burkett
Frank V. Lanham
Gilchrist
Rj.hanks
Commission
A. W. Buchanan
OUIST
Kold
H. D.cuykendall
Aken
Brevard Institute
Frevard
North Carolina
Jno. W. Black, Jr
Brevard
Little Richard
H. N. Cochran
Sweet William
John W. Black, Jr
Anna Bell Barnes
Ruth Neeley
Frances Daniels
Libbie Lynn Gardner
Boyd Williams
Georgie Mae Daniels
Oak McKenzie, Jr
Mett Williams
John T. Egan
Charles Felker
Bird
LA Grange
C. OF C
A.M
Davis
Teeprone Company
J. W. Hill
Wright
BO Fuss
M. H. James
Peatiaf Mo
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