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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1925

Page

3

Hood's Texas Brigade Reunion Highlights Bryan Visit in 1924

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hood and son report on the third annual Hood's Texas Brigade reunion in Bryan. The event honors Confederate veterans, with speeches by Mrs. Buchanan and Capt Hanna, tributes to Texas, and invitations to visit Matagorda Plantation. The gathering, led by D. L. Wilson and Rotary Club, included veteran reminiscences, songs, and a ceremonial welcome for Hood's Brigade as Bryan is named permanent meeting place.

John B. Hood John B Bryan Hood Texas Brigade Matagorda Plantation Jonestown Mississippi Virginia Petersburg Fifth Texas Brigade Norfolk Mr. Hood General Hood Lone Star Chautauqua Neff Texas Southland Paris Egypt General Allenby Jerusalem Mrs. Hood J. B. Hood, Jr J. B. Hood, III Hood’s Brigade J. B Miss Daffin Captain Hanna Hanna McClellan Gaines Mill Lee Jackson Buchanan Katie Daffin The Confederacy South Daughters of the Confederacy Green Parrot Tea Room Rotary Club of D. L. Wilson F. L. Henderson Henderson Hoods Robertson Rotary Philbury H. B. MelInnis Llano Union New York City New York Russia Washington Hotel Lions Club of Searcy Bob Armstrong General Robertson Waco Judge Robertson Bingham

Memorial services honor Confederate veterans in Bryan

Memorial services held at the Library auditorium honored fallen Confederate veterans. Veterans shared war tales including Hood, Lee, and Davis. Robertson praised Jefferson Davis and Hood's Brigade. An evening program at the Bryan and Brazos County Chamber featured music, dancing, and a large crowd, with the day continuing with speeches by Judge Felix Robertson and Son A Smith outlining retrospective and prospective themes for the South and Confederate memory.

Lee Gaines Mill Hood General Robertson Davis Confederacy Jefferson Davis Andersonville Decatur Hardee Chattahoochee Peachtree Creek Sherman Robertson Wheeler J. O. Bradfield Austin Southland Copeland Texas Brigade Briggs Brother Copeland Country Club Bryan and Brazos County Bryan Felix H. Robertson Dallas Felix H.robertson Texas Katie Daffin Judge Robertson Son A. Smith Mr. Smith Jeff Davis South Cleburne Napoleon

White's Cream Vermifuge for Worms in Children

The ad claims worms in children show paleness low interest in play fretfulness varying appetite nose picking and sleep starts. It urges giving White's Cream Vermifuge with a fifty year record of success. Priced 35 cents and sold by Jenkins' Drug Store.

White Jenkins’ Drug Store

General Felix Robertson Addresses Loyalist Gathering

General Felix Robertson spoke with emotion praising Confederate leaders including Lee Jackson and Hood. He warned that wars persist, praised Hood for breaking Union lines at Gaines Mill, and affirmed the Texans as a fighting force admired by both sides.

Robertson Lee Jackson Hood Davis Gaines Mill Texas Brigade

Veterans Reunite After Remembrance Of Civil War

Veterans disband to meet again next year recount battles from Bull Run to Appomattox. Speakers recall Confederate principles, hardships, and heroism while Southern hospitality and memories of Texas frame a Bryan luncheon. Monuments and future reunions are urged, with honors paid to General Hood and others.

Bull Run Old Mars’ Robert Wilderness Chickahominy Cold Harbor Richmond Peachtree Creek General Hood Appomattox Confederacy Bryan Texas

Houston and Galveston Texas Cities Then and Now

Arrived at Houston at 8 30 The trains run with oil engines and the ride is clean though hot. Houston grows from a country town to a great inland port with railways and a large power plant. Cotton and oil drive its economy with vast port facilities and a rising population. A long drive to Galveston reveals a thriving cotton port, a grand harbor, seawall, and beaches. Galveston, named after Galvez, features climate flowers, street fronts, and historic harbor improvements. The trip ends with vivid coastal scenes and the Crystal Palace on the seawall.

Houston Bryan A. and M. College Navasota Rice New York Texas South Gulf The Houston Chronicle San Jacinto Main Street East Texas Port Houston Houston Lighting and Power Company Buffalo Bay Galveston Europe Galreston Great Causeway Moody Compress Bernado de Galvez Mexico Republic of Mexico Galveston County Sam Houston Republic of Texas Gulf Coast State Medical College Crystal Palace

Pepsinated Calomel Ad Promises Gentle Quick Relief

A vintage drug ad touts Pepsinated Calomel as milder than old harsh calomel. It claims gentle English calomel mixed with Pepsia and other ingredients relieves indigestion biliousness olds constipation and headaches without harshness. One small tablet at bedtime supposedly leaves you hungry and fine in the morning, recommended by M. H. James Drug Co.

M. H. James Drug CO

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. B. Hood Reunion Marshal Ney Ross Albert Sydney Johnston Joe A. Blakemore Thedford’s Felix Robertson Bryan Cotton
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