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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1932
Page
4
Columbus Day Reflections On Courage And Discovery
The piece marks the 449th anniversary of Columbus's voyage and emphasizes the courage, resolve, and self reliance shown on the maiden crossing. It connects past exploration to modern national spirit and calls for unity and confidence in institutions amid trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Columbus
Far East
Indus
Cathay
Columbus
Spain
Americas
North America
Atlantic
Brazos County Gets Federal OK for Highway Jobs
Officials report approval by the United States Bureau of Roads for improvements on Highways 6 and 21 and related grading between the Brazos rivers. Projects will use emergency funds to employ local labor, with a 30 hour week possible, and bids to be invited for the October State Highway Commission meeting. Local unemployed urged to register with the employment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Brazos County
John BE
Blair
Bryan
Dear Mister Editor humorous youth honesty anecdotes
A reader shares light hearted examples of youth speaking bluntly about grownups and social norms. A Halloween quip about a false face and scare tactics, a boy’s wry triplet comment, and a cheeky remark about swimwear and authority are recounted with a columnist tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Beckwith
Texas Farmers Should Grow More At Home Says Col Talbot
Col W E Talbot head of Progressive Texans argues Texas loses millions by exporting raw wool and cotton for outside fabrication. He cites $12 million wool sold East and $187 million processed elsewhere, urging Brazos County farmers to grow more feed and adopt Live-at-Home to boost profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star State
Col
W. E. Talbot
Progressive Texans, Inc
Col. Talbot
Texas
East
North Carolina
Brazos County
Fire Prevention Week Emphasizes Reducing Fire Losses
The week-long national observance highlights fire hazard awareness and prevention efforts by city and state agencies and local groups in Bryan Texas. It notes estimated annual losses of 500 million nationally and 20 million in Texas, urges residents to repair faulty gas connections and curb carelessness to lower insurance costs and protect property. It also mentions Hoover urging women's help in the campaign and comments on political campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Schools and Service
Texas
Bryan
Bryan and Brazos County
Venetian Impressions From a Travel Journal Note
A writer details a Venice visit with Mussolini’s influence noted on cleanliness and a vivid sunlit cityscape. The piece mentions Dorothy Caruso, Meesolini’s power, and local scenes including gondolas, festivals, food like calamaretti, and public squares, ending with an injury update on Roward Lee.
Sir George Williams Born Founder of the YMCA
Today in history notes Sir George Williams, born October 11, 1827, who founded the YMCA. He became a pivotal figure in youth recreation and social welfare through the organization he established in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir George Williams
The
Twenty Five Years Ago Taken From Bryan Morning Eagle
Brief items from October 11 1907 include Roosevelt’s planned Mississippi cotton stop and imperial farming rites in China. Dr G S Fraps goes to Norfolk for state chemists meeting. The Eagle buys a linotype press. Prof R O Allen to speak at A M College Y M C A on a Life of Service. Mollie Gibbs returns from Navasota. A and M will play State University in Dallas with a royal Dallas reception. Government scientists prove hydrophobia is real a germ disease targeting the brain. Fin feather Club elects R A Harrison Mit Parker and Jack Gordon. W E Gandy leaves for Williamson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Morning Eagle
Washington
Roosevelt
Mississippi
China
G. S. Fraps
The
A. and M. College
Norfolk
United States
Eagle
R. O. Allen
Allen Academy
College
Mollie Gibbs
Navasota
W. F. Gibbs
M. College
State University
W. E. Gandy
Williamson County
Demagog and Brinkley in Kansas Political Firestorm
The piece denounces demagogic rhetoric by Mr White against Dr Brinkley and his plan to shape Kansas politics and education. It contrasts sparking alarms with quoted remarks, noting how both campaigns stir fear and ridicule while portraying Brinkley as a dangerous reshaper of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinkley
Commonwealth
Saver
Emporia Gazette
White
T * Statesman
Ile
Whi
Ben” Butler
Achusetts
New York
From Covered Wagon Trails to Lighted Skyways
A reflective piece describes night aviation in Oklahoma with lighted beacons and emergency landing fields. It traces air routes across the state from Marietta to Kansas and from Shattuck to Alva, linking historic trails to modern electric skyways enabled by electric utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Red River
Marietta
Ardmore
Sulphur
Pauls Valley
Norman
Oklahoma City
Guthrie
Kansas
Shattuck
Alva
St. Louis
Texas
San Diego
West Coast
Save Kansas He Calls for Stand in Editorial
As the mood brightens the scene darkens with a political turn. William Allen White cries out save Kansas in a sharp editorial while Dr. John R. Brinkley, who won 183000 votes for governor in 1930, runs again as an independent candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
William Allen White
John R. Brinkley
You Later musical comedy at Navasota Grammar School
A musical comedy titled You Later will be performed Thursday night October 13 at the Navasota Grammar School auditorium. Proceeds will benefit Circle D of the First Methodist Church of Navasota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grammar School
Navasota
Circle D
Metodist
Also Mentioned on This Page
Les Akers
Dear Mister
Hoover
Venice
Mussolini
Grand Canal
Signor Silvey
Cologne
Germany
Mulberry Street
Italy
Meesolini
Sicily
Dorothy Caruso
Enrico
Lido
Caruso
Gloria
Prima Rappresentazione Straordinaria
Peru
Columbus, O
Union Depot
Europe
Roward Lee
College Avenue
Geo. F. Lee
Center Street
Des Moines
Aes Kes
Associated Press
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Ligut
Herbert H. Lehman
Cincinnati
Si” Johnson
Cincinnati Re
Dorig Thompson
Norway
Ill
Newark
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