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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1929
Page
2
A fragmented OCR note from New York mentions Medicon ATt and Corer. The readable items point to a possible medical or correspondence context with unclear specifics.
Fragmentary archaic sounding quotation extols freedom and pride as virtues. It discusses refinement, taste, culture, and the development of nature given by God as an enduring feature.
Replicas of red poppies offered by the Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion in Bree etercity to raise funds for disabled veterans and their dependents. Proceeds fund relief work. last year nearly $900,000 raised with a goal over $1,000,000 this year. Bryan residents urged to wear a poppy next Saturday.
Warden F F Harrell of the Lille prison voices a harsh view of Tony Cima a 15 year old Houston youth serving a 100 year term. He argues crime stems from environment and urges parents and youths to heed the warning. He notes a difference in modern youth and warns of ongoing challenges ahead.
The excerpt argues youth misconduct arises from insufficient parental involvement and restricted home life. It cites Warden Harrell calling for a higher fence that remains friendly and nonpunitive, urging better supervision of youths’ outings and associations.
The American Bankers Association bulletin analyzes over 100 000 dairy cow records to compare net returns by butterfat output. It finds 500 pound producers yield about 10 dollars more over feed cost than twelve 100 pound cows, though labor and housing costs rise with larger herds.
The new law takes effect June 12 requiring intention to marry certificates and a health certificate for grooms. Couples must wait three days before nuptials. Proponents cite reduced rash marriages and divorces. opponents call marriage a God given right.
An advertisement promises Star Diarrhoea Tablets will stop chick diarrhoea or money back. Roman and Vick brand name cited with claim of savings or refund.
Article discusses unpleasant symptoms in children such as restless sleep loss of appetite and itching nose linked to round or pin worms. It claims Kite's Cream Vermi can treat worms in a few doses and notes availability of White's Cream at 35 cents per bottle.
The article argues that a town’s atmosphere attracts patrons and residents, urging continuous cleanliness and civic effort beyond a single Clean-up Week. It links atmosphere to commerce, spring renewal, and community pride, then shifts to rural dairy development and coordinated farm and business programs for sustained progress.
The Texas Legislature passed a tick eradication bill in its closing hours, awaiting the governor's signature, aimed at southeastern counties where rivers and free-range pastures foster reinfestation. The plan splits costs between state and counties, builds vats locally, and starts campaigns from tick free zones toward the coast, hoping to boost dairy stock by reducing milk loss from ticks and enabling better breeding and production.
The Normangee Star argues for securing 100 feet of right of way for the Old San Antonio Road, warning local inaction could lose the route to Bryan and Madisonville. The column urges residents to push county officials to open and maintain the road, preserving Normangee property values and town importance.
Group No. 3 of the Methodist Missionary Society met Monday at 3 30 p m with Mrs. Mary Ewing. Nine members attended and Mrs. Dick Fain joined. Devotional led by Mrs. Mary Shelburne. lesson covered The Story of the Old Testament. A social half hour followed with angel cake and strawberry ice cream. Attending were Mesdames Neeley Shelburne Gardner Harder Eden Fagan Lawrence Poole Ewing Fain and Cook. The group will meet with Mrs. Bessie Lawrence on Monday May 27.
The fragment argues natural dangers and advises using White's Cream Vermifuge to expel worms. It mentions abdominal pains itching and warning signs and concludes with a claim of cure and a sea battle image.
Edson R. Waite urges readers to support local newspapers and buy at home. He argues community loyalty strengthens the city’s business and civic life, warning that spending out of town harms the home city and whose economy depends on local spending.
The storm Friday night damaged corn and cotton with wind and rain. Farmers report corn standing again and damage being repaired. Ab Rice attended his brother's Madison county funeral. Mrs. Ab Rice and Mrs. D J McDonald are sick. Mr and Mrs Othe Wilson and children attended Prospect Sunday School and announced Helen Clutter of Austin will speak May 25 at eight for the County Free Library.
A collection of newspaper readers comment on the word meticulous and its reception. Citations include Sam Hill in Cincinnati Enquirer and J. Morgan Cook in Philadelphia Enquirer. The writer notes the word’s spelling vexes some and sparks debate about its charm and social bite.
Lawmakers debate raising the gas tax and cutting registration fees as a path to better roads and ongoing maintenance. The session also eyes prison reform, a statewide land site study, and final action on education and regulatory bills before adjournment.
In the current Municipal Index issued by American City Magazine a brief sketch discusses Bryan's municipally owned utilities. It outlines development and presents figures to show efficiency and management of the system.
An Eagle classified ad promotes Star Parasite Remover for thorough poultry treatment. It claims the product fights lice mites fleas and plue-bugs while keeping hens healthier and more productive with a money back guarantee.
Adults contract many childhood diseases and suffer worse outcomes. The text notes worm infections common in adults, with costly medical care and similar symptoms to children such as teeth grinding during sleep itching and abdominal pains. Medical remedies and brands are mentioned.
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