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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1918
Page
2
The Weekly Eagle notes the Kaiser’s end and asserts German defeat yet argues the people still endure. It contends allies restrained their retaliation, praises the armistice terms as liberal, and claims Germans are victorious over themselves despite the old dynasty’s collapse.
A columnist argues that President Wilson guided Germany toward abolishing autocracy. The piece credits his arguments and leadership for compelling German citizens to reject autocratic rule and support democratic change, portraying his victory as the war’s defining achievement.
West Texas papers lead with rain on front pages as Brazos and Trinity rivers rise to record levels, flooding many areas in Central and South Texas and prompting widespread concerns.
After the war, local leaders emphasize continuing support through the United War Work Fund. They remind the community that troops still need comforts and necessities from the seven organizations. Brazos county begins its War Work campaign today and aims to meet the county assessment by sundown.
The piece argues faith as a deep governing principle beyond creed. It contrasts religious acceptance with a broader belief in a cosmic mind guiding events. It frames faith as a universal, spiritual law underpinning goodness, penalties, and the order of life.
The piece extols honesty and faith as enduring guides. It argues that justice, self control, and modesty align with a higher order, and that a person of faith remains dependable while the crooked fall to the long wisdom of God, citing Foch and Pershing as examples against expediency.
The article denounces a sham constitutional amendment approved for the Kaiser and chancellor, accusing William II of crimes and warning that German public anger will demand his removal. It contrasts pompous self defense with calls for abdication as allied bombing looms and presses toward a political turnover.
The letter condemns Senator Sherman for a savage assault on the president and warns it harms party unity in the current emergency. It asserts the president is a Democrat and acts for his party’s success, admitting Republicans are displeased by his actions.
Opinion argues criticisms of Senator Sherman are untimely and harmful to his party and to public interests, noting politics’ rhetoric versus facts and urging focus on governance over attacks.
Parke frets over a dramatic partner described as extravagant and unreliable. Lane jokes about her seeking Congress, reflecting a light comic debate in Life magazine style.
In a Life magazine item a U S Army mascot goat lies on a dugout floor post battle, reflecting on its role. A marine sergeant chides the animal affectionately while joking about future exploits and feeding on storied German symbols.
A playful verse mimics a lullaby praising thrift stamps and war bonds with a note of contentment from a conservationist. The verse contrasts rustic gambits and a frontier appetite with economic patriotism. It cites American Star as the source.
A reader asks about citizenship of foreign born children and the father naturalization. Foard County was created in 1891 from Harding, King, Cottle and Knox counties and organized the same year. Other queries cover French general Foch birthplace training and where to obtain stock or land information from U S agencies.
Sheriff T C Nunn will sell on December 8 1918 at the Brazos County Court House Bryan Texas the property described Lot 4 and 29 feet off Lot 3 Block 262 in the City of Bryan to satisfy a judgement of 14363 30 in favor of H O Boatwright and Jno M Lawrence against C H Moehlman and M G Nall sale proceeds cash and in accordance with law.
Navasota Texas reports the united war work fund quota more than doubled as of November 12. The local committee announced a major surge in contributions.
Sunday at Lee Chapel Colored a dedication sermon by Dr. W Hartley Jackson titled Lord we built thee this house followed by mortgage notes burned. Dr Diggo preached third anniversary of Pastor Jackson. Donations totaled 61.22 with gifts from Allen Chapel Shiloh Pleasant Grove and memorial service for trustees Alfred Polk M W Burgess H D Evans Henderson Ward.
Neuralgia of the face shoulder hands or feet requires a powerful remedy that will penetrate the flesh. Ballard's Snow Liniment possesses that power. Rubbed in where the pain is felt is all that is necessary to relieve suffering and restore normal conditions. Sold by E. J. Jenkins and M. H. James.
Verdun marked the end of the war with a night of triumph as the 26th American division led parades through the city. French buglers and detachments joined the drum corps while cathedrals rang bells and crowds cheered vive la France. The town glowed for miles, and both soldiers and civilians slept in peace.
On the Meuse and Moselle front, Nov. 12, the 90th Division occupies Stenay, flags fly from houses, and no armistice violations are reported. Verdun area shows French and American colors over shell torn buildings as artillerymen fire a shell marked good luck toward Ornes.
Amsterdam reports renewed fighting in Berlin Sunday afternoon centered around Schloss square. The clash was ongoing as the dispatch was sent.
Advertisement notes cough relief from Ballard's Horehound Syrup. Claims soothe irritation, heal lungs, and restore breathing. Mentions sales by E. J. in the local shop.
The Washington based War Industries Board announced that manufacture of passenger automobiles after January 1, the date set for full curtailment, is likely to continue due to the sudden collapse of the war and a expected lessening of government steel demands.
Surgeons urge prompt first treatment for cuts burns and bruises. The advertisement promotes Boro zone as the ideal antiseptic for man or beast and urges readers to buy now from E. J. Jenkins and M. H. James.
A vintage advertisement advocates California Syrup of Figs as a gentle, effective remedy to cleanse a child’s stomach liver and bowels. It contrasts with castor oil calomel and cathartics, claiming it is loved by children and trusted by millions of mothers. The copy warns against counterfeits and notes Baknerre as California Fig Syrup.
A narrator describes a loaded truck in WWI France facing German artillery near Dead Man's Curve. Crew from Philadelphia Chicago and the Pacific Coast, in uniform, race to deliver supplies to gun-nests amid shell fire. The scene ends with call for donations to support seven organizations aiding troops, totaling 170.5 million dollars.
Chief clerk of the Texas department of agriculture notes Washington conferences on cotton price fixing. In 1917 the cotton crop reached 12 million bales grown by 2 million farmers and families. About 90 percent ran small farms or rented, 62 percent averaged six bales per farm, average price 27.6 cents per pound, giving monthly incomes of about $75 for owners and $56 for renters.
Americans in France report orders after Armistice signing directing that hostilities end at eleven o clock Paris time and forbidding any communication with the enemy before or after ceasefire. Violations will be punished, officers will be sent to headquarters, and vigilance remains strict. Troops must stay ready to resume operations at a moment s notice. Special steps ensure discipline and readiness across commands.
A telegraph message announced the death of Private R. L. Buchanan son of Robert Buchanan at Quantico. He had been ill with pneumonia.
In Austin on November 12, authorities report since 1917 the death of 1,197 old Confederate pensioners. The pension roll stands at 17,200. monthly payments rise from 20 to 22 dollars for two quarters starting November 30 due to deaths.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Kings New Discovery for coughs colds and bronchial issues. It claims quick relief by soothing inflamed membranes loosening phlegm and promoting restful sleep with broad drugstore availability since 1869.
An 19th century style ad claims King's New Life Pills correct digestive issues and improve health. It promises relief from constipation indigestion headaches and bad breath while advertising a whole system of health improvements. Contains bold health claims and period promotional tone.
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