McClure Speaks on Japan and War Causes at College Lecture
S S McClure founder of McClure's magazine addressed a packed college chapel crowd on Japan China and the European war zone delivering factual comparisons and evidence. He argued the United States has nothing to fear from Japan citing resource limits and industrial gaps while tracing war causes back to 1899 and detailing German ambitions and Balkan tensions.
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Daily Eagle
S. S. McClure
McClure
College Chapel
Japan
China
Russia
European
United States
Belgium
England
Poultry Show to Highlight Brazos County Event
The Brazos County Poultry Association announces its third annual show December 5 6 7 with C M Evans as president and J Webb Howell as vice president Jordan Lawler secretary and Henarix Conway treasurer Exhibits from A and M college feature state Rhode Island Red judging by a national expert A Red Cross auction sale and roosters crowing and foraging hen contests are planned with prizes and ribbons for amateurs and professionals plus a daily educational program by A and M extension staff.
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Daily Eagle
Eagle Printing Company
Brazos County Poultry Association
C. M. Evans
J. Webb Howell
Jordan Lawler
Henarix Conway
M. College
Rhode Island
Texas
Woman's Club
Bryan
American Red Cross
Extension Service
A. and M. College of Texas
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Offers Cure Claim
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh at all stages and improves constitution. It promises a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure and urges sending for testimonials from F J Cheney Co of Toledo.
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Hall
Onwaress F J
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Tabor Anticipates Rain and Season Closure at Gin
Nov 12 reports pleasant weather in Tabor with hopes for rain before the gin ends its run for the season. Community members prepare trips to the Cotton Palace as Horace Spillers returns from Oklahoma and Willie Hudspeth plans a visit to East Texas. Reverend Garret delivers his last sermon at Alexander as Wheelock girls edge Tabor 16 15 in a school game.
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Tabor
Cotton Palace
Horace Spillers
Oklahoma
Willie Hudspeth
East Texas
Rev
Garret
Alexander
Wheelock
Tabor High School
Why Germany Lost at the Marne and Despoiled Belgium
Mr McClure argued Von Moltke miscalculated ammunition needs causing German retreat at the Marne while allies faced similar shortages. He cited German records of atrocities in Belgium France Servia and Armenia and alleged German officers forced German camp crimes including deportation prostitution and mass killings with two billion dollars in Belgian losses.
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McClure
Great Britain
France
North Africa
Morrocco
Egypt
Germany
Baltic
Persian Gulf
Suez Canal
England
Russia
Balkans
Turkey
India
von Rethmann-Holwegg
Zimmerman
Paris
The
Marne
von Moltke
Belgium
London
Servia
Armenia
City to deck itself for big game visitors
Bryan and Brazos county Commercial Club directors planned city decorations for a big game day, urging business houses to close 1 to 3 and display red and white and orange and white banners with new US flags. They asked residents along College avenue and College road to contribute displays and prepare by Saturday evening.
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Daily Eagle
Henry Exall
Dallas
Bryan and Brazos County
State Highway Commission
Brazos Advisory Board
Fountain
Maloney
Commissioners Court
Abney
J. S. Doane
Sam B. Wilson
Bryan
Morrison
A. and
M. College
Jeff Royder
Wellborn
P. H. Arrington
Millican
Joe Battle
Millican Good Roads District
Miss Gillespie
Brazos
Banner County
Demonstration
Texas
R. L. Morrison
College
State Commission
Brazos County
Eberstadt
Death of Infant Lewis David Wright in Bryan
The five month old son of Dr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Wright died after a brief illness. The funeral services will be held at the Jessie Bullock home on East Twenty seventh street at ten in the morning tomorrow conducted by Rep. Charlton H. Story. Interment will follow in the city cemetery. The Wrights recently returned from St. Albans Vermont where Mrs. Wright's parents reside.
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Daily Eagle
Angel of Death
Lewis H. Wright
Lewis David
Dr. Wright
M. College
Francis
Bryan
Jessie Bullock
East Twenty Seventh Street
Charlton H. Story
Auto For Tatum Secures New Ford For Texas Work
Rev J J Tatum denominational secretary of the southwest Free Baptists receives a Ford auto funded by the state convention held at Kurten. The vote endorses faster travel to advance his work across Texas.
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Tatum
Daily Eagle
J. J. Tatum
Southwest
The
Free Baptist Church
State Convention of Free Baptists
Kurten
Ford
Texas
Your Rheumatism Can Be Relieved
If you have rheumatism take Anti-Rheumatic and be relieved. This preparation is highly recommended by all who have used it. Sold in 50c and 1.00 bottles at Emmel's Drug Store.
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Emmel's
The
Red Cross Society
Wanted Department Cotton Bolls at Brick Warehouse
Wanted 2 500 tons of dry cotton bolls. Location Brick Warehouse. Price 25 dollars per ton. Contact R. M. Nall. D172.
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R. M. Nall
For Sale Half Interest in Modern Grocery
For sale a half interest in a modern profitable grocery business. Term is part cash and good paper accepted. Address C. C. in care of Eagle. tf.
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C. C
Care Eagle
Brazos County citizen James C. Bovett dies at 59
James C. Bovett a well known Brazos County resident died at his College Station home Saturday afternoon after a long illness He was 59 and four months old Born at the old Boyett homestead he lived all his life He was survived by his widow two brothers and two sisters The funeral was held Sunday at St Josephs Catholic church with Father Joseph Gleissner officiating Pallbearers were named and distant relatives attended The obituary notes his steady character and community esteem
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Daily Eagle
James C. Bovett
Brazos County
College Station
Bryan
James Cobb Boyett
Boyett
Aewn
Kate Mendola
Capt
T. P. Boyett
City
W. C. Boyett
T. J. Gray
J. L. Hearne
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Joseph Gleissner
Colored Yard
R. M. Nall
Jno
Jack Looney
John Reid
H. C. Holmes
Will F. Davis
J. H. Webb
B. H. Knox
Rosa Guiffre
Dallas
A. J. Fickessen
Houston
Local Harvey literary society hosts war effort talks voices and knitting drive
Harvey Texas reports a well attended Saturday meeting with Benson and McKnight urging pledge signings for food economy and wartime duty. Mrs J C Davidson promotes Red Cross participation and home knitting while the Glee Club entertains as the group lists funds for war libraries and local contributors totaling 12.10 dollars amid a busy harvesting season and ongoing hospital shifts.
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Harvey
Texas
Messrs
Benson and
McKnight
J. C. Davidson
United States
France
Hardy Newton
Bryan
Ring 42 and G. D. Tucker Sell Feed Cheap for Cash
Ring 42 and G. D. Tucker advertise selling all kinds of feed at low cash prices, urging quick purchases. The snippet implies a local general store or feed shop offering affordable stock for customers paying with cash.
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Ring 42
G. D. Tucker
Texas Dairy Cattle Win Prizes at National Show
Professor J W Ridgway of Texas A and M College reports the National Dairy Show in Columbus Ohio had the strongest competition in history. Ed C Lasater of Falfurrias won the May Irwin cup for best dairy cow bred by exhibitor. A USDA demonstration showed converting milk by products into edible foods and preserving meat by using dairy products.
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J. W. Ridgway
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Columbus
Ohio
American Association of Dairy Science
Ridgway
Texas
Ed C. Lasater
Falfurrias
United States Department of Agriculture
New Book on Cancer Promises Noninvasive Treatment
A Kansas City doctor offers a free book detailing a comprehensive cancer explanation and successful non surgical treatments based on 20 years of experience and extensive lab research. Readers are urged to request a copy by mailing to Dr O A Johnson at Suite 560 1820 Main St Kansas City Missouri.
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O. A. Johnson
M. D
Main St
Kansas City
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Liver Boost
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless, vegetable remedy to replace calomel. It claims quick relief from biliousness and constipation without griping or salivation and offers a money back guarantee if not effective.
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Dodson
Germany offers grain oil and coal to Norway
A Reuters dispatch from Christiana reports that Germany has offered to supply Norway with grain oil and coal. The proposal was conveyed as part of wartime trade discussions and signals potential aid amid ongoing tensions in Northern Europe.
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Associated Press
London
Germany
Norway
Reuter
Christiana
Special Tableware Deals Found on Incoming Stock
A store lists new stock including table goblets and table tumblers each set for six. It notes 1000 dinner cups and saucers arriving and describes dinner plates per six and cups and saucers per six priced at 85 cents.
Envelopes and Eyeglasses Sale Notice
Package of fine envelopes offered at 10c per package. A long line of eye glasses priced at 25c 15c and 10c each. Special value appeals to shoppers seeking assorted numbers and low prices.
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Chep
Bargain Mail-Order Mens and Boys Furnishings Sale
Auction style sale offering heavy fleece lined drawers and under shirts at 45¢. Big line of shirts 69c to 50c, white handkerchiefs 5¢, suspenders 25¢, gloves 10–50¢. Boys dress suits from 7.50 to 1.50, mens and boys pants 1.25–2.98. Hats auction prices 2.50 down to 0.25.
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Bryan
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