Peace and the Plain Men by Norman Angell reviewed
Sir Norman Angell, Nobel laureate for peace, releases Peace and the Plain Men in which he blasts both British and American peace policies. He argues pacifists and militarists fail to grasp why some wars are inevitable and others are not. The article traces Angell’s life, writings, and tenure as an internationalist and lecturer.
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Eace
Norman Angell
Sir Norman
Swift
French
Lycee
Geneva University
United States
England
Daily Mail
Newspaper World
Ralph Norman Angell Lane
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Boost Vitality
A testimonial claims five years without a cold after taking McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets. The ad asserts vitamins A and D build resistance, improve strength and nerve steadiness, and promote vigor, urging readers to ask for McCoy's at their drugstore.
Record Attendance Surges At College Avenue Baptist Church
Sunday turnout at College Avenue Baptist rose to 626 in Sunday school and 257 in Baptist Training Union, with overflow crowds at both services led by Evangelist Do Dossey and singer Joe Trussel. Superintendent Sidney and Curtis Cobb guided departments, and a 700 attendance goal for next Sunday was set.
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College Avenue
Sidney
Baptist Training Union
Curtis Cobb
Second Baptist Church
John L. Pillows
Dossey
Eagle Printing Co Offers Quiet Service and Quality Printing
Our job department is equipped to render quiet and efficient ser vice. Quality printing at reasonable prices. Give us a trial, Eagle Printing Co Phones S6 or 48.
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Eagle Printing Co
Recreation Work Leaders Trained For Negro Field
The four day training at Prairie View trained 150 Brazos county leaders in community singing folk games music health and craft for rural Negro recreation work. Sponsored by Harnsbury Holden Wilson Watkins Estelle and others, the program drew teachers club women men and 4 H youths from each community. The aim is healthier physical and mental habits with leaders returning to implement local recreational programs.
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Kemp High School
Brazos County
H. K. Harnsbury
L. M. Holden
Sedalia E. Wilson
Pauline M. Watkins
Jeanes
Prairie View
A. and M. College
John Bradford
National Recreation Association of
New York City
H. S. Estelle
Co-operative Extension
Texas
Advertisers’ Bargains Aid Bryan Family Budget Rescue
Savings may be made and the family budget rescued from the rocks by taking advantage of the bargains offered by advertisers in the Bryan Daily Fagle.
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Bryan
Fagle
Funeral Services Held Late Sunday For Henry Smith
Funeral services and interment were conducted at Reliance cemetery for Henry Smith age 77 years 2 months 19 days. He died Sunday morning at 6 15 at the home of his nephew G W Lightsey. Rev. J P Brown officiated with relatives from Madisonville Bryan Caldwell and local families in attendance.
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Reliance
Henry Smith
G. W. Lightsey
Smith
Methodist Church
J. P. Brown
W. R. Smith
J. B. Smith
Irene Thurman
Jessie Smith
Madisonville
J. G. Lightsey
Sallie Smith
Bryan
J. L. Lightsey
Caldwell
Richey Funeral Tuesday at Campus Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Catherine Richey wife of J J Richey longtime Texas A and M College faculty member were held at their campus home at 11 o clock Tuesday morning Rev Norman Anderson of the College Presbyterian church officiated at the house and at Bryan cemetery interment followed The large crowd included many friends and pallbearers named Dean F C Bolton B D Marburger F W Hensel J B Bagley J W Mitchell and Dr E P Humbert survive her husband and two children Robert T and Florence
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Mary Catherine Richey
J. J. Richey
Texas A. & M. College
Norman Anderson
College Presbyterian Church
Bryan Cemetery
Richey
Urge Youngsters To Be Ready For Kite Tournament
Bryan and College Station youths are urged to prepare for a kite tournament organized by the Bryan Boy Scout troops with sponsors the Bryan Lions Club and the American Legion. The event will be held Friday at the American Legion home with two divisions for Scouts and non Scouts. Prizes will go to kites in categories for largest smallest hardest pulling highest flying and most unusual plus a grand prize for the most diverse kite collection. Eligible entrants must be Bryan or College Station boys who craft their own kites and have them in the air by 5 p m Friday.
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Bryan
College Station
Funny Kites Win Prizes at Houston Tournament
In Houston at West End Park a kite contest awarded prizes for categories including funniest piquing interest with a Quintuplets kite that bore photographs of the Dionne quintuplets. Other awards honored smallest, most patriotic, highest flying, most artistic, steadiest tailless, pull, and 60 yard kites.
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Houston
West End Park
Street Relives 1909 Bryan Owls Baseball Champs Portrait
Roy Vick, Bryan businessman and former team captain, owns a mounted portrait of Bryan’s first city baseball champions the Owls Club of 1909. The display rests at the Roman and Vick drug store as Vick arranged copies for living members including Vick himself, Johnny Collins, and other teammates.
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Bryan
Owls
Roy Vick
Roman and Vick Drug Store
Mr. Vick
Johnny Collins
Texas
D. D. Dawson
Rey Vick
Frank Buchanan
Rivers Allen
Charlie Hudson
Robert Caldwell
Willie Tucker
Jack Gordon
Clair Sanders
John Brogdon
Harry Peverly
Funeral Services For Emmett Lenz Held At 4 P M
Funeral services for Emmett James Lenz age 18 years 6 months 18 days were held Friday at 4 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs Hugo Lenz with Rev L B Elrod of the First Methodist church officiating. A mixed voices quartet sang and interment followed in Bryan city cemetery. Surviving parents include Mr and Mrs Hugo Lenz two brothers Irvin Ollie Tom Edgar and sisters Evelyn and Florine Lenz. Pallbearers were Joe Novak Raymond Freeman Richard Newland James Newland Barton Adams and Walter Tucker.
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Hugo Lenz
Emmett James Lenz
Bryan Hospital
L. B. Elrod
First Methodist Church
Bryan City
Irvin
Ollie Tom
Edgar
Evelyn
Florine Lenz
Joe Novak
Raymond Freeman
Richard Newland
James Newland
Barton Adams
Walter Tucker
Ice milk supply required in Bryan as temperatures rise
With spring warmth and higher temperatures dairymen who supply Bryan with milk will be compelled to ice their supplies. City health officer Dr. R Henry Harrison Jr. warns of the mandate to keep milk cool to prevent spoilage and protect public health.
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Bryan
R. Henry Harrison Jr
East Texas Chamber Launches Membership Drive
J F Casey former Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce leader and now East Texas Chamber councillor plans to launch the annual membership drive early next week with a fixed county quota of 400 dollars. The regional group backs highway improvement seed loans relief work malaria eradication and aids for rural rehabilitation and subsistence farming in East Texas. George Ashcroft of Sulphur Springs serves as regional president.
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J. F.casey
Bryan and Brazos County
San Antonio Trail
Texas
Texas A. and
M. College
Organization Names Hubert M. and Vice President
An OCR fragment names an organization with Hubert M. as vice president, indicating leadership role within the group. Further details are unreadable but the reference confirms a named individual in a senior position.
Bryan girl to graduate at Southwestern with piano recital
Miss Shirley Johnson of Bryan will give a piano recital March 25 at 8:00 p.m. in the Fine Arts auditorium, presenting works by Bach Cowper Haydn Schubert Grieg LaFarg Rubinstein. Dean Henry Meyer accompanies with songs and Miss Elizabeth Crozie will read a humorous piece.
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Shirley Johnson
G. W
School of Music
Southwestern University
Fine Arts
Johnson
Bach
Cowper
Haydn
Schubert
Grieg
la Farg
Rubinstein
Ernestine Ramsey
San Benito
Dean Meyer
Elizabeth Crozie
Law Kuykendall
Brazos County 1934 Cotton Crop Totals
The Bureau shows Brazos County cotton output in 1934 at 11 653 bales, down from 17 000 bales in 1933, reflecting a sharp decline in production.
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Brazos County
Bureau
Ends Ache Sore Muscle Relief with Ballard Snow Liniment
For longer lasting relief from aching muscles Ballard's Snow Liniment reduces congestion and pain from strains backache and lumbago. Sold at all druggists 30 cents or 60 cents.
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Ballard
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