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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1917
Page
3
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6,000,000 corn removals claimed with Gets-It as a modern reform in corn treatment. The advertisement asserts a remarkable difference from older methods used four to five years ago, presenting Gets-It as the sole effective remedy for corns.
John Finnigan & Co of Shreveport purchased two carloads of wool from Welbourn brothers of De Ridder. The sale, from Wards 2 and 3, totaled 27000 dollars. The Welbourn brothers earned twenty five cents more per pound than in any of the last twenty years due to market price increases.
Brazos County Clerk Ferguson reports the governor's office has provided commissions for qualified notaries. The list includes Geo A Adams, Robert Armstrong, T R Batte, J W Batts, Mrs Mary K Beckwith, Lamar Bethea, H O Boatright, Travis B Bryan, A P Buchanan, Fred L Cavitt, Henry Crenshaw, John Daly Jr, J N Dulaney, J F Et tle, Chas A Felker, EB J Fountain, W F Gelber, R BR Grant, J W Hall, J M Hart, F L Henderson, W S Higgs, Roy Hudspeth, V B Hudson, C BE Jones, H O Jones, J G Minkert, John A Moore Jr, W I McCullouch, Geo Nedbalek, C G Parsons, August Prinzel, O EB Saunders, W A Smith, James Sullivan, W G Taliaferro, M F Vitopil, A S Ware, G R Wicker, W A Widdecke, A B Wilcox, J C Williams, W Wipprecht.
Mrs Mary V Bunker of Milton on the Hudson New York writes Just what I needed about Foley Kidney Pills saying they supplied relief for weariness backache dull headaches and similar ailments that may arise from disordered kidneys.
James Hicks of Reliance sold a 270 pound two year old Poland China hog in the local market this morning for 11 1 2 cents. Hicks is increasing his hog numbers and sold the animal because it was a non breeder.
An advertisement promoting HERBINE as a remedy for bowel irregularities. It claims the product purifies, strengthens, and regulates digestion and offers a 50c price. Sold by E. J. Jenkins.
Associated Press reports census bureau data showing cotton consumed in May totaled 615 171 running bales. For the ten months ending May 31 the census tallies 5 684 570 bales, with May consumption last year at 576 566 bales.
Sheriff Nunn has found no trace of Frank Pomelia, sought in connection with the death of Tom Ropolo. Ropolo, dying, said he resembled the suspect but noted he was not the man. Deputies pursued leads until locating the Pomelia brother by mistake, then lost all trace within half a mile of the suspect’s home.
George Lawrence a railroad fireman from Kittrell Mississippi writes that after using three bottles of Foley Kidney Pills his backache dull headache sleepless nights and nervousness disappeared The kidneys began to act normally and he could stay on the engine without suffering anymore.
Gilmore T. Gwinne, a San Angelo commission merchant, sold 750000 pounds of 12 month wool at 50 cents per pound. It marks the highest price ever paid for wool in this section.
Local store rolls out a broad sale featuring儿童 and men’s wear. Rib hose in white or black size 5 to 7 at 10c. men’s hose and undershirts from 15c to 60c. lace embroidery per yard 5c to 10c. rompers 25c. underwear sets and union suits from 35c to 95c. overalls, work pants, and suits priced low. hats, straw hats, and hat ornaments discounted. floral bunches sold at 10c to 15c per bouquet.
President Wilson in a flag day address on the Washington monument grounds accuses Germany of already achieving most of its conquest plan and pursuing a new intrigue of peace to end the war while its gains remain. He outlines German autocracy across Europe and Asia, and the dangers if peace is secured now. The speech defends American entry, names German agents, and calls for continued readiness and resolve to preserve liberty and justice.
Abilious, half sick feeling and loss of energy are claimed to improve quickly with HERBING. The first dose brings relief, a few doses restore vigor. Price 50c. Sold by E. J. Jenkins.
Houston Texas June 19. Walter J Ehlers of La Grange has been authorized by Brigadier General John A Hulen to raise a company of German and Bohemian infantry. Ehlers left for home to organize the unit and aims to muster in within ten days. He likely will receive a captain's commission in the Texas National Guard.
Walton Poteet of the A and M extension department advocates standardizing ribbon cane syrup as a Texas market product. He cites Jasper county producing about 250000 gallons yearly at roughly $1 per gallon with farmers receiving about 75 cents. Proposals include grinding and boiling rules or central sterilization and expert cooking to uniform the product.
A vintage beauty tip describes combining two fresh lemons with three ounces of orchard white to create a bleaching skin lotion. Strain pulp to avoid clogging, bottle it, and use daily on face neck arms and hands to bleach and smooth skin. The lotion keeps for months and costs about the price of cold cream.
Will V. Jernigan, aState government employee from Otley Texas, recounts a years long battle with rheumatism that left him nearly unable to move. After trying many remedies he credits Tanlac with restoring his strength appetite sleep and mobility and says he has gained seven pounds after three bottles. Tanlac is sold in Bryan by N A Stewart and in Wellborn by J P Royder Ady.
Washington June 18 There is no corn meal and water preservative for vegetables a report from the United States department of agriculture states that a mixture may start lactic acid fermentation in vegetable silage but does not preserve it The fermentation is started not preserved and household use is not recommended The recommended method adds a small amount of vinegar to keep harmful bacteria down while the natural lactic acid ferment begins
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