Men’s Work Shoes Deal At Five Seventy-Five Per Pair
Bargain alert as work shoes priced at 5.75 dollars per pair go on sale. The offer highlights a value suited for laborers needing durable footwear. Local store promotions and dates unspecified.
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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
4
Germans Fear Autos From American Makers Oust Brand
Berlin reports Germans fear thousands of American cars sold to French forces will be smuggled into Germany. They warn tire and tube shortages plus stored tyres in occupied areas could flood unoccupied Germany, undermining domestic manufacturers. Rubber production rose but transport bottlenecks hindered delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
South America
Japanese correspondent in moat writes reflections
Amerongen October 23 a Japanese newspaper correspondent hidden among moat rushes near the castle where the former Emperor William resides said to a Bentinck family member that he was merely writing his reflections He stated he was asked to write them outside the castle grounds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerongen
William
Bentinck
Miss Lola Wilson Dancing Classes Publicized
Miss Lola Wilson offers dancing and expression classes in limited sessions. Phone 227 is listed for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Wilson
Bott
Joffre Visited German Occupied Territory Amid Ceremonial Silence
Marshal Joffre returned from a visit to occupied Germany where Allied troops greeted him with enthusiasm. In Mainz he and Madame Joffre attended Wagner and the German practice of delaying applause until royalty signaled was observed. On the return trip he commented on exchange rates, noting during the war blood was at par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marshal Joffre
Germany
Madame Joffre
Mayence Opera House
France
Joffre
Ten Round No-Decision Bout Set for October 31
Milwaukee hosts a ten round no decision bout on October 31 featuring William Jackson and Johnny Dundee, both lightweight contenders from New York. The local club announced the signed agreement for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
William Jackson
Johnny Dundee
New York
Poorer Germans to receive army leather shoes at cut prices
Berlin reports the cabinet will supply cheaper shoes made from army leather to poorer Germans at 35 to 40 marks instead of 75 or more. A government controlled system will oversee production and curb illicit trade as sales are planned by May first with potential losses to offset affordability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sousa Corrects Name Origin at Cleveland Banquet
Lieut. John Philip Sousa, born in Washington DC, told the Cleveland Advertising Club that he has never changed his name. He refuted rumors from a press agent claiming his name was John Philip So and that he added usa on arrival to America, which led to misidentifications as Greek Italian Frenchman or Spaniard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, D
John Philip Sousa
Washington
D. C
Cleveland Advertising Club
John Philip So
America
USA
Clemenceau vows no stipend unlike Napoleon
Paris reports Premier Clemenceau pledging not to take the salary granted to French academy members. The note contrasts his stance with Napoleon’s, whose personal daybook shows receipts totaling 1 200 francs for academy membership and 25 000 000 francs from the civil list.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Napoleon
Bridge of Arts
Richelieu
Cleveland Americans players plan Nipigon moose hunt
Port Arthur reports Tris Speaker and catcher Leslie Nunamaker of the Cleveland Americans will travel to Nipigon at the month’s end to hunt big game. Both are known as crack shots and hope to return with at least two moose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Ont
Tris Speaker
Cleveland Americans
Leslie Nunamaker
Nipigon Wilds
Stove Repairing Services Offer
During the season I will devote all of my time to repairing stoves and work of like nature. Will be glad to have your order for such work and will earnestly strive to please you. Phone 217, W. W. Griffin, 98pd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Griffin
Purity of Hawaiian Race Questioned as Extinction Looms
Former Honolulu mayor John C. Lane warned that full blood Hawaiians may become extinct within a century. He cited 225 more deaths than births annually among full Hawaiians and 775 more births than deaths among part Hawaiians, urging land allotment and federal action to protect the native population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
T. H
John C. Lane
Lane
Mr. Lane
Captain Cook
Hawaiian Protective Association
Congress
Hawaii
Texas bluegrass Cyrus Hogan sells in 97 season
Cyrus Hogan sells bluegrass in Texas during the 1997 season, with performances and circuits noted as part of regional bluegrass activity in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Cyrus Hogan
Cash-Only Business Move Sparks Operational Change
Owner announces shift to cash transactions due to lack of time for collections and inability to hire help for this purpose. The move aims to simplify operations and reduce staffing costs.
War dog Blight with peg leg from Argonne
Blight the Belgian war dog owned by Dr. A B Cunningham of Cleveland uses a wooden artificial leg after a shell wound at the Argonne left it paralyzed and required amputation. The veteran mascot initially chewed straps, later adapted, sometimes forgets the leg while swatting flies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Blight
A. B. Cunningham
Doctor Cunningham
Freight acceptance hours at Bryan station listed
Beginning October 20, freight will be accepted at our station between 1 p.m. and 2 30 p.m. only. Bryan Brazos and Burleson Ry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan, Brazos and Burleson Ry
Malaria Mosquitoes Warn Readers on Germs and Tonic Remedy
Advertisement urges immediate use of GROVE'S TASTELESS Chill TONIC after malaria bites to destroy parasites and remove impurities. Boasts pleasant taste and price of 50 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GROVE
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