Germany and War Debts Demand Individual Initiative
The piece discusses whether Germany may repudiate war debts under the Versailles Dawes and Young plans and links this to stock market moves. It critiques Girard's claim that nine men ruled the U S and argues for psychological and individual initiative to restore recovery, noting the nation’s economic soundness despite low mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Girard
Mr. Tirard
United States
Berlin
America
Thanksgiving Proclamation and political musings on Hoover
A reader section quotes President Hoover's Thanksgiving Proclamation praising national progress and peace. It contrasts optimism with the mood in business, notes Democratic leaders' co operation, questions Carmel mayoral politics and mentions the Prince of Wales planning a South American tour. It ends with a call for moral standards in liquor sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Hoover
Prince of Wales
British Empire
South America
Illicit liquor trade flourishes amid unemployment claims
The notice notes a booming illicit liquor market as unemployment stays at zero in that sector. It frames liquor supply as a business and hints at everyday pleasures, urging readers to buy for personal enjoyment.
Unloved romantics shape New York theatre culture
A profile of New York’s diverse crowd of aspiring romantics who haunt cinemas, tabloids, and box offices. The piece notes their devotion to film stars, routines of daily life, and influence on fortunes like Conrad Nagels, with recollections of Delancey Street cafés and East Side stalls, ending on a personal bank- account aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
O. Henry
Milionaire
Delancey Street
5Th Avenue
The Use of Leisure and Its Impact on Character
A Bryan Public Schools education week article argues leisure hours shape destinies. It contrasts Franklin Lincoln Roosevelt and other leaders with criminals, stressing self culture and personal responsibility in choosing productive use of time.
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Hall of Fame
Benjamin Franklin
America
United States
Franklin
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Edison
Carnegie
Wilson
al Capone
Chicago
Charles Lindbergh
Lone Eagle
Dr. Charming
God
Miss Weddington
Bryan Public
Creath Brazos Monthly Meet Set for November 18
The Creath Brazos Baptist Association schedules its November monthly workers conference at First Baptist Church College Station on Tuesday November 18 at 10 a m with keynote Christ Our Supreme Need. The program lists Devotional led by J E Wells Students Need by K B Moss Campus Need by J H Quisenberry and music by Mrs J Webb Howell. Lunch at 12 15 and afternoon sessions feature executive board meetings reports from state and W M S conventions Lottie Moon Offering and adjournment at 4 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monthly
Workers’ Conference of
Creath-Brazos Baptist, Association
First Baptist Church
College Station
W. W. Andrews
J. E. Wells
Moss
J. H. Quisenberry
J. Webb Howell
M. K. Thornton, Jr
D. B.*cofer
Ok Thornton, Jr
Ladies Bible
State Baptist Convention
Roy
Holloman
W. M
Walter Smith
Lottie Moon
R. L. Brown
Will Rogers City Home Disputed in Oklahoma Tale
Will Rogers, once a cowhand now earning 12500 for a fifteen minute talk on the telephone, claims Claremore Oklahoma as his home town while actually hailing from Oolagah Oklahoma twelve miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Claremore
Okla
Oolagah
Texas Population Surge Marks Historic 1920 to 1980 Rise
Texas recorded its largest population gain in history during 1920 through 1980 with a 24.1 percent increase. The statistic highlights a sweeping demographic shift across the state.
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Texas
Daily Bible Thought Perfected Ordinance Reflection
A devotional note cites Hebrews 5 8 9 about obedience through suffering and Jesus becoming author of eternal salvation for all who obey him. The piece emphasizes learning obedience via trials and the perfected work of Christ for believers.
Twenty Five Years Ago In Bryan Morning Eagle Snippet
Local society notes recall visitors and returns from November 1905. Pearl Whittaker of Marl in and Ella Stubblefield of Waco resume homeward paths after a visit with Bertha Roberts. Various families including Kernole, Hensarling, Kinney, Morley, Ely, Buchanan, Skyfield, Lamb travel or host in Bryan.
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Bryan Morning Eagle
Pearl Whittaker
Marlin
Ella Stubblefield
Waco
Bertha Roberts
A. J. Tabor
Rock Prairie
J. O. Kernole
Anderson
R. W. Kernole
Millican
J. W. Coulter
George B. Butler
Ennis
Baptist Church
Will Kinney
Hearne
T. P. Boyett
K. Morley
Austin
Floy Dansby
FE. E. Ely
Caldwell
Thanking Dan For Local Loyalty To Boost City Business
A call to residents to support home businesses and keep money spent locally. Promotes community loyalty as a city asset and urges buying merchandise made or sold in the home city to prevent loss of business and safeguard livelihood.
Texas needs more home industries and agriculture for growth
The Tyler Journal argues Texas must expand home industries and rely on agriculture for long term prosperity. It cites USDA data showing average farm net cash income at 882 dollars in 1929, with 12 000 reported farms earning 1 097 plus 262 in home produced food. It notes Texas vast timber resources and million acre tracts of land.
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Texas
Tyler
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
Bryan Daily Fagle Want Ad Cohamh
An item from the Bryan Daily Fagle outlines a want ad notice for Cohamh. The brief notice requests contact details and terms of sale for an unspecified article.
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Bryan Daily Fagle
Ad Cohamh
First Things First in Education
The editorial argues for prioritizing talented teachers and affordable, adequate facilities over lavish buildings in graduate schools. It notes Abraham Flexner’s plan for a New Jersey area school valuing scholarship and superior faculty, arguing money alone cannot attract top teachers and that fair pay supports teaching quality.
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Abraham Flexner
New Jersey
Jersey
Adivice
Christian Science Monitor
Value of Vocational Education in Public High Schools of Texas
This article argues that modern high schools provide vocational training for both girls and boys, outlining home making, business, agriculture, and trades courses. It notes Congressional funds supporting teacher salaries and stresses practical participation in farming and trades to prepare students for living and earning. Editor’s note adds this is part two of National Education Week series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
America
Home Makers of
Congress
Founh
Bryan
Texas 1980 road program allocates over forty million
The Texas road-building plan for 1980 includes 41.5 million dollars for highway construction and 17.5 million dollars for local roads and bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texas Claims Largest Helium Plant and Several Industry Titles
Texas touts the nation’s biggest helium gas plant the largest chili and tamale canning operation the largest re packing facility the largest oil refinery and the largest tom smelter as part of its roster of "largest" facilities across multiple sectors.
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Texas
Bryan Daily Eagle Ad Offers Quick Local Selling Service
Local notice states the Bryan Daily Eagle can help you sell items quickly. Details outline a simple process, contact method, and service scope for advertising and listing products locally.
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The
Bryan Daily Eagle
Ade
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