Bryan Daily News Masthead and publication details
Published every afternoon except many at Bryan Texas. Pat Newton secretary Robi L Odom city circulation Sunday by the Sage Printing Co Joseph Ruffner Jr editor Arch B OFlaherty gen manager. Entered at the post office at Bryan Texas April 28 1911 as second class matter under act of Congress March 8 1879. With the Government Washington First Last and All the Time Foreign Advertising Representatives American Press Association Theis Co New York.
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Bryan
Texas
Pat Newton
Robi. L. Odom
the Sage Printing Com
Joseph Ruffner, Jr
Arch B. O'Flaherty
Congress
American Press Association
S. C. Theis Co
New York
American resolve in wartime repudiates German deception
The speaker denounces German callousness and hypocrisy while warning that true peace requires punishment for their crimes. He rejects German claims of a “new” government and urges Americans to stand firm, stating truth about Allied aims and the moral stakes of fighting. He notes German misreading of U.S. resolve and later doubts about a German peace.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Promises Cure and Reward
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a thirty year reliable remedy for catarrh. It claims to purify blood and mucous surfaces, expel polyon, improve general health, and offers a one hundred dollar reward. J Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio promote distribution by druggists with testimonials.
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Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
War Speech by U S Leader Calls for Total Victory
A leader declares the United States will pursue victory through total war, stating the nation is not a peacemaker but a warmaker. He condemns Germany and asserts an unyielding drive to defeat the “indecent” power, urging allies to understand the epochal stakes.
Brazos County Missed Part of Fourth Liberty Loan Drive
Local column laments Brazos County’s failure to meet its $6 billion fourth liberty loan quota. Credit given to Judge J T Maloney and committees for effort. criticism aimed at unpatriotic residents. Calls for stricter enforcement in the next drive tied to assessment, tax rolls, and cotton prices.
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United States
Razos County
Brazos County
J. T. Maloney
Brazos
Judge Maloney
Germany
The Man Who Swears
An essay rebukes habitual profanity arguing it degrades character and linguistics. It urges self restraint and respect for family, noting profanity reflects poorly on the speaker and harms others.
Archbishop Treland Dies Amid War Era Debates on Prussian Propaganda
The obituary comments on Archbishop Treland’s death and reflects on the influence of Archbishop Ireland in opposing German efforts to Germanize American Catholic parishes. The New York Morning Telegraph highlights how Catholic leaders united with other faiths in wartime democracy and criticizes German influence, noting skepticism toward Kaiser Wilhelm’s misreadings of American politics.
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Arhbishop
Treland
New York Morning Telegraph
United States
Ireland
Washington
Berlin
Cologne
Vatican
College of Cardinals
America
John Ireland
St. Paul
Wilson Not Easily Fooled
Germany cites President Wilson to pressure armistice terms while deferring other aims. The Paris Temps notes German leaders hope to use his principles to gain leverage before any cessation of hostilities.
Would Steal Victory. Paris Maten.
After weeks of victory our soldiers are asked to lay down arms and let the German retreat with their baggage, using resistance as leverage in peace talks. If Germany seeks peace, it must accept President Wilson's points and give guaranties the armistice will not be used to renew attacks.
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Hohenzollerns
God
Lusitania
Wilson
Prince Maximillian
Maximillian
von Ludendorff
Scheidemann
Germany
Song of Songs from the People's Home Journal
A poem by Charles C. Jones describes many songs and concludes the best song is the welcome home with love and a baby's laughter. It contrasts nature verses and daily life with a personal, warm lyric tone.
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Charles C. Jones
The
People’s Home Journal
Boro zone Advertised as Essential Emergency Antiseptic
Surgeons urge prompt first aid for cuts burns and wounds. The text promotes Boro zone as the ideal antiseptic and healing agent for use on man or beast. Buy it now and be ready for an emergency. Sold by M. H. James.
Freckle Remover Lotion From Lemons And Orchard White
A vintage beauty tip instructs squeezing two lemons into three ounces of orchard white to make a quarter pint of freckle and tan lotion. Grocers stock lemons and drugstores offer three ounces of orchard white for a few cents. Apply daily to face neck arms and hands to fade freckles and blemishes.
Harmless Claim Amid Praise of Clear White Skin
A short online note extols a product or practice that supposedly makes skin clear soft and white, labeling it harmless. The fragment emphasizes positive outcomes without technical details or evidence.
Barracks Five editorial praised for national reach
Mrs. S F Acree requests a copy of The Eagle issue carrying the splendid editorial Barracks Five praising the piece and urging nationwide republication.
Recount In Beaumont Court Over County Clerk Race
The recount of ballots in the Beaumont county clerk race proceeds in the 58th district court before Judge W. H. Davidson. Incumbent J. R. Jefferson contests the nomination of A. C. Walker who defeated him on the face of the recount.
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Beaumont
W. H. Davidson
J. R. Jefferson
A. C. Walker
Primary Ballots Thrown Out Over Unregistered Voters
A judge orders several ballots discarded in the July Democratic primary for being cast by unregistered women or lacking the presiding judge's signature. Officials say it will take several days to finish the tabulation work.
Thanking Kur ten Reliance and Independence for kindness
A brief personal note expresses gratitude to the communities of Kur ten Reliance and Independence for their courtesy during the illness and death of the writer's wife and son G. BRYAN.
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Kurten
Bryan
Indigestion Relief Product Advertised by M. H. James
An advertisement promotes Herbine to ease burning chest and throat, relieve discomfort from badly digested food, strengthen the stomach, and purify the bowels. Sold by M. H. James.
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M. H. James
Special sale of Men and Youth Furnishings and Hats
Large auction style sale features men's heavy fleece lined underwear at 0.89, rib undershirts 0.89, shirts from 0.98 to 0.65, handkerchiefs 0.81, suspenders 0.25, working gloves 0.19 to 0.50, boys suits from 3.50 to 7.50, knee pants and dress pants from 2.98 to 1.50, and hats in multiple low prices as part of a big stock clearance.
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Bryan
Clearing Out Sale at Dry Goods Department
Readable items show heavy discounting across textiles and apparel. Laces and embroidery, towels, hosiery for men women and kids, ribbons, dresses, house dresses, blouses, spreads, cloaks, coats, nightgowns, bed linens, and undergarments offered at reduced prices. Many items priced per yard or outfit, with bold claims of bargains and clearance.
Bargain Shoe and Apparel Sale Across All Ages
Advertises infant to men footwear and clothing with many price points. Infant shoes 15c 25c 85c pair. children's shoes 75c 95c 1.15. missies and ladies up to 3.00. men and boys dress, work, and Scout shoes from 1.25 to 2.98 per pair. Apparel includes ladies vests and drawers, men's undershirts, knee suits for boys aged 3 to 8, suits for older boys, ladies coats, shirts, silk hose, gingham and ready to wear dresses, parasols, dishware, crockery, window shades, and more bargain items.
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Havana
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