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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1917

Page

5

Kerensky Granted Unlimited Powers to Restore Order

Petrograd reports the council of soldiers workers and peasants voted to empower the government of Premier Kerensky with unlimited powers under a government of national safety to restore order at the front and home. The army staff warns rebels threaten revolution and labor unrest, while Galician front lines sag amid German Austro Hungarian pressure and Lenine is accused of German ties.

Associated Press Petrograd Council of Soldiers and Workmen's All Russia Kerenskey Government of National Safety Kerensky Council of Workmen's Galicia

Gets- It corn remedy praised as quick pain free cure

Advertisement extols Gets-It as the world’s best corn remedy promising rapid relief. It claims the corn swells then loosens from the toe and the lesion peels away easily. The cure supposedly dries instantly and requires two seconds to apply. Distributed by B Lawrence & Co Chicago and sold locally in Bryan via E J Jenkins M H James and N A Stewart.

B. Lawrence & Co Chicago, IL Bryan E. J. Jenkins M. H. James N. A. Stewart

Arrest of Baltic fleet Commander in Petrograd

Associated Press reports Rear Admiral Verderysky, head of the Baltic fleet, arrested in Petrograd for conveying a secret government telegram to the sailors' committee, a move that staggers naval leadership amid upheaval.

Associated Press Petrograd Verderysky Baltic Sailors’ Committee

After War Marriage Problem a Worry

The bishop of Peterborough warns that postwar marriage prospects may worsen as many men were killed in the war. He fears new approaches to marriage and asks where the energy and purpose of wartime effort will find outlets beyond mere routine.

Associated Press London Peterborough

Snow Liniment Offers Fast Back Pain Relief

Doing hard work in a bent position can cause a back stitch and strained muscles. The advertisement promotes BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT as the needed remedy for such pain, touting its penetrating power and quick relief. Prices are 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle, sold by M. H. James.

Ballard M. H. James

Americans Shot In Berlin Plot Claims

London July 20 Reuters Amsterdam correspondent reports unconfirmed information that two Americans were shot recently on charges of attempting to assassinate the German emperor.

London Reuter Amsterdam

Germany’s Victory Lead Threatens Stronger Autocracy

London reports Prime Minister Lloyd George warned that Chancellor Michaelis’s Reichstag speech signals war aims and a move toward broader annexations and a firmer military autocracy if Germany wins. He insisted Britain will stay in the fight until liberty is secured and that peace with a German autocracy is impossible. He noted food supplies for 1917-18 are secured and planned cultivation will safeguard 1918.

Associated Press London Lloyd George Michaelis Reichstag Germany Great Britain

Reichstag Adjourns to September in Copenhagen

The Reichstag adjourned yesterday and will reconvene on September 26. Copenhagen reports the legislative body paused proceedings and set the reopening date.

Reichstag Associated Press Copenhagen

Negro Arrested for Theft of Fine Cow

Sheriff Nunn Deputy Morehead and Tom Goodwin arrested Mack Jourdan after a reported cow theft. Investigators recovered fresh salted beef and the cow hide, head and ribs from the creek bottom. Jourdan’s examining trial is set for Saturday.

Nunn Morehead Tom Goodwin Olivia Newsom Mack Jourdan Mr. Goodwin Jourdan

Russians Break Teuton Lines Two Miles Near Krevo

Soviet forces attacked Germans near Kreve and Villna north of the Pinsk marshes and penetrated two miles, taking more than a thousand captives. Russian detachments face morale and discipline issues as Austro-Hungarian forces push between the Sereth and Stripa rivers.

Pres Petrograd Kreve Villna Pinsk Sereth Stripa

Wilkerson and Wicks Wed in Stanton Home Ceremony

Dr Lonnie Otto Wilkerson of Stanton Tennessee and Miss Sarah Edna Wicks were married at the home of Mr and Mrs W S Higes with Rev Dr M E Weaver officiating. The intimate social event followed a romance formed while she studied in Tennessee. They will reside in Stanton.

Daily Eagle Lonnie Otto Wilkerson Stanton, Tenn Sarah Edna Wicks W. S. Higes M. E. Weaver Wicks Brady Tennessee Dr. Wilkerson Stanton

State to Sell Its Quarantine Station

Austin Texas July 24 In a message to Governor Ferguson Secretary of War Newton D Baker says the value of the Galveston quarantine station buildings and site is fixed at 20900 dollars Congress would likely fund that amount if the governor executes a deed quieting title and ceding jurisdiction to the United States Ferguson ready to sign the deed and accept the federal salvation plan he will seek local funds through Louis Adone of Galveston to maintain a new site in the interim while awaiting national funds for the present holdings.

Austin Texas Ferguson Newton D. Baker Galveston Secretary of War Congress United States Baker Louis Adone Texas State Council of Defense

A Bad Spring for Women

The late cold damp spring brings suffering from backache rheumatic pains and lumbago. Mrs T J Bucknell of Hardy Nebraska reports recovering from lumbago with Foley Kidney Pills, and endorses their help.

T. J. Bucknell Hardy Foley M. H. James

Dr W H Lawrence Dental Office Ad

Dr W H Lawrence advertises his dental office on the top floor of the City National Bank building with contact phone 521.

W. H. Lawrence New City National Bank

Free Baptist Cornerstone Laid Amid War Reflections

At the Free Baptist church in Cee a Sunday ceremony laid the cornerstone for the new building. Rev Fred Comber led worship and Dr W B Bizzell delivered an address stressing faith community service and wartime devotion. The box contained church papers, member lists and coins from 1917.

Free Baptist Church Fred Comber M. E. Weaver W. B. Bizzell Christ Peter Hell Solomon God Free Baptist France Texas

Lemon Beauty Lotion Promises Clear Skin Shine

A skin care tip advises mixing lemon juice with orchard white to create a whitening lotion. Strain two fresh lemons into three ounces of orchard white, then bottle for a quarter pint. Used daily on face neck arms and hands it should bleach and smooth the skin, with low cost compared to cold cream.

Unusual Number Take Short Course at A and M College

Dean E J Kyle announces the 1917 short course at the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas opens Monday July 30. A record number of farmers apply from across the state plans to bring families for home economics and related lessons. Distinguished instructors from University of Wisconsin Rockefeller board of health and Washington will lecture with local Texas and Washington staff. Short course week includes the farmers congress from August 1 county demonstration agents meeting July 20 rural letter carriers convention August 2. Elaborate arrangements ensure family accommodations and full access to courses.

E. J .Kyle Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas Taylor University of Wisconsin Covington Rockefeller Board of Health Department of Agriculture Washington Miss Gearing University of Texas Harris, Simpson and Bolton Miss Wesling Texas Farmers’ Congress

College Summer Normal at A and M Texas Closes

The 1917 summer session at Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas ended on Saturday July 21. Dr J Oscar Morgan says the summer normal was highly successful despite war conditions. The cotton classing and stapling program, led by Josef Noyes of Paris, also closed as the most successful in school history. Farmers congress and the short course were expected to draw many attendees to learn from leading industry figures.

Daily Eagle Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas J. Oscar Morgan Josef Noyes Paris Pr. Morgan Farmers’ Congress

Herbine advertised for liver and stomach cleansing

An old advertisement promotes Herbine as a remedy to stimulate the liver tone the stomach and purify the bowels. It is offered at 50 cents and sold by M. H. James.

M. H, James

Pickets Resume at White House Gates in D C

Twelve members of the women's party resumed peaceful picketing at the White House gates in Washington D C with no interference from authorities.

White House Associated Press

Princely Entertainment At Parker Ranch In Burleson County

Mr Parker hosted a large feast at his 3000 acre Burleson County ranch drawing 300 to 400 guests from Bryan and surrounding counties. The event featured barbecue beef and mutton, fried chicken, salads, pies, and abundant beverages with about forty Negro boys in white jackets serving guests. Numerous local doctors and townspeople joined, reflecting old south hospitality and social camaraderie.

M. B. Parker Burleson County Parker Mr. Parker Bryan W. H. Oliver P. M. Raysor A. L. Mondrick R. B. Little B. A. Sims Johnnie Collins G. W. Smith Elmer Dodson Roy Stone W. B. Saunders H. A. Saunders D. D. Dawson Harry Estill Johnny Morris H. C. Fulgham Haynes Johnson E. L. McGuire Maxey Wickes T. C. Nunn R. W. Nunn W. W. Gainor Charles Stuart J. W. Enoch Columbus Seale A. A. Harp Harry Jenkins J. C. Cameron Joe Kaplan W. O. Tucker W. P. Moore Jack Johnson Ernest Moore Joe Howard George Smith John Lawrence, Jr Mills Walker T. B. Hubbard Ben Knox Matt Vitopil R. A. Harrison Curtis Oliver Lawrence Parker Calvin Johnson

Horse Breeders Meet at Farmers Congress

A Texas horse breeders and general horse interests meeting will occur during the Farmers Congress in College Station on Thursday August 2. The program includes talks on breeding to sound purebred stallions, inbreeding and linebreeding, standard forms for light and draft horses, the influence of Texas fairs on horse improvement, and the European horse situation affecting farm horses.

Texas Horse Breeders Farmers’ Congress College Station Alfred Eckert Perry Texas W. L. Stangel Leon van Meldert Crosby J. C. Burns Europe W.F. Charbonneau Fort Worth F. W. Bell

First 1917 Cotton Bale Sold in Yoakum

The first bale of 1917 cotton arrived in Yoakum on Wednesday. August Mladenko delivered a 586 pound bale classed strict middling. Dave Kleinsmith bought it at 30 cents per pound and the bale plus seed brought total proceeds of $202.25 with $26.55 from the seed.

Yoakum Texas August Mladenko Dave Kleinsmith

Foley's Honey and Tar Helps Hay Fever and Asthma Relief

The notice quotes a user from Creston Ohio praising Foley's Honey and Tar for asthma and hay fever relief. It claims the product loosens phlegm and aids sleep without opiates, attributed to M H James and BBC Schaff.

BBC, Schaff, Creston Foley M.H. James

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