Germany Debt Question Spurs Market Moves and Mood
The piece argues Germany might repudiate war debts under Versailles Dawes and Young plans and links this to Monday’s market downturn. It cites former Ambassador Girard’s controversial claim about U S rulers, criticizes reliance on such statements, and urges individual initiative to lift national morale and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Girard
Mr. Girard
United States
Berlin
America
Thanksgiving Proclamation and Political Ponderings
The piece surveys Hoover's Thanksgiving Proclamation praising national progress and calls for a cheerful outlook. It critiques Carmel’s mayor, notes the Prince of Wales planned tour of South America, and quotes Rev. Dr. S R Meyer-Oakes opposing liquor sales as unfit for sale.
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Prince of Wales
British Empire
South America
Hoover
S. R. Meyer-Oakes
Unloved Romantics of New York Describe City Dreamers
New York readers recall O Henry’s unloved romanticists a vast crowd of shabbily genteel dreamers tied to cheap thrill columns and cinema lines. They haunt theatres, box offices and street stalls, clinging to romance even as they live prosaically, shaping budgets and careers of stars and venues.
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New York
O. Henry
Milionaire
Use of Leisure Shapes Lives of Franklin Lincoln and More
The article argues leisure hours shape character and destiny, contrasting biographies of leaders like Franklin Lincoln Roosevelt and Edison with prisoners, urging self culture and individual unfolding. It notes National Education Week observation and cites Miss Weddington.
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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 Nov 18
The Creath-Brazos Baptist Association announces its November monthly workers conference at First Baptist Church College Station on Tuesday November 18 at 10 am. Keynote Christ Our Supreme Need with devotions and state and national church reports plus Lottie Moon offering. Lunch at 12:15, afternoon sessions resume at 1 pm with executive board meetings and reports.
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Monthly
Workers’ Conference of Creath-Brazos Baptist, Association
First Baptist Church
College Station
W. W. Andrews
J. E. Wells
K. S. Moss
J. H. Quisenberry
J. Webb Howell
M. K. Thornton, Jr
D. B.*cofer
Ladies Bible
State Baptist Convention
Roy 8. Holloman
Walter Smith
Lottie Moon
R. L. Brown
Will Rogers Exposed as Oolagah Native
Will Rogers once hailed Claremore Oklahoma as his home but records show he originated from Oolagah Oklahoma twelve miles away. The article notes his speaking fees and residence claim in a local context.
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Will Rogers
Claremore
Okla
Oolagah
Texas Population Jump 24 Percent Sets Historic 1920s-30s Peak
Texas posted its greatest population gain in history during the 1920s to 1930s, with a 24.1 percent increase. This surge marks a pivotal demographic expansion for the state amid economic and regional shifts of the era.
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Texas
Daily Bible Thought Perfected by Ordinance
A devotional note cites Hebrews 5 8 9 urging that though a son he learned obedience by suffering and was made perfect becoming the author of eternal salvation to all who obey him. The piece presents scriptural reflection on faith and obedience.
Twenty Five Years Ago Highlights Local Visits
Miss Pearl Whittaker and Miss Ella Stubblefield return home after visits with Miss Bertha Roberts. Families from Rock Prairie, Waco, Anderson, Millican, Caldwell and Richmond visit Bryan. Dr. George B. Butler returns from Ennis after a Baptist revival. W. C. Lamb and daughters from Iola conduct business in Bryan.
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Bryan Morning Eagle
Pearl Whittaker
Martin
Ella Stubblefield
Waco
Bertha Roberts
A. J. Tabor
Rock
Prairie
J. O. Kernole
Anderson
R. W. Kernole
J. J. Hensarling
Millican
J. W. Coulter
George B. Butler
Ennis
Baptist Church
Will Kinney
Hearne
T. P. Boyett
K. Morley
Austin
Floy Dansby
E. E. Ely
Caldwell
Spirit of Community Loyalty Builds Local Business
The piece urges residents to spend money at home to support the city’s economy. It frames local loyalty as essential, noting that money spent locally sustains the city and its citizens while spending elsewhere harms local business. It emphasizes buying merchandise made or sold in the home city.
Texas must grow more industries tied to agriculture says Tyler paper
The Tyler Journal argues that Texas needs more home industries and patronage of home producers. It stresses agriculture as the long term base of prosperity for East Texas, noting the high value of farm cash income and the scale of farm operations, alongside Texas’s vast timber resources and land.
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Texas
Tyler
Putting First in Education in a New Jersey Graduate School
The Christian Science Monitor argues a new graduate college in New Jersey prioritizes first rate teachers over grand buildings. It lauds paying scholars commensurate salaries, stressing research and faculty excellence as essential to higher standards, predicting long term benefits for schools nationwide.
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Abraham Flexner
New Jersey
Toings
Tor
News Jersey
S¢ Ted
Univeir
Collholars
Trac Graduate School
Adivice
Christian Science Monitor
Value of Vocational Education in Texas High Schools
This article argues that public high schools expand from purely cultural training to provide practical vocational instruction for both girls and boys. It details homemaking for girls and business and clerical courses, plus agriculture, trades, and technical programs for boys, supported by recent Congressional funds.
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Texas
America
England
South
Mother Country
Home Makers of
Congress
Founh
Texas road program 1980 budget totals exceed fifty million
Texas plans for 1980 allocates 41.5 million dollars for highway instruction and 17.5 million dollars for local roads and bridges, outlining funding priorities for roadway development.
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Texas
Texas Claims Records With Five Largest Plants
A Texas feature touts the state as home to the world’s largest helium gas plant the biggest chili and tamale canning facility the largest rice packing plant the largest single oil refinery and a leading smelter complex, highlighting industrial scale across sectors.
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Texas
Ytom
Bryan Daily Eagle Want Ads Attract Buyers
A brief notice highlights the Bryan Daily Eagle selling want ads to help readers find buyers. The advertisement emphasizes simplicity and quick results for local sellers and advertisers.
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Bryan Daily Fagle
Bryan Daily Eagle
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G. O. MclIntyre
Delancey Street
5Th Avenue
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Jelly
W. S
Louisville
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