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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1914
Page
3
London dispatches report England's mastery of the sea as a decisive war factor, with focus on the Belgian coast and suspected German plans for an aerial campaign. Submarine actions near Belgium are described, along with Allied and German maneuvers in France and Belgium.
Comptroller W. P. Lane said Texas liquor laws are not worth the paper they are written on and cannot be enforced. He plans an annual report without recommendations and urged a complete revision of the laws, noting past suggestions were ignored.
The Emden reported sinking five British merchant vessels and capturing one in the South Pacific. Berlin released an official bulletin noting no significant changes in the Western war theatre.
A Paris Reuters dispatch notes latest war news that French forces are making gains along the Meuse River, reported from London on October 21.
A compact quotation attributing the idea that beauty asserts its own truth through sheer allure. Epigraph style remark credited to E B Browning.
A fragmented list shows various sewing and textile items with small prices. Items include Toweling at 6c per yard, Pearl Buttons at 8c per dozen, Best Brass Pins at 4c, Cabinet Hair Pins at 5c, Silk Crochet Cotton at 3c per spool, Men’s Canvas Gloves at 6c, Darning Cotton at 2 1 2c, Baie at 49c, COPGONE brand item at 98c, Ladies’ Hose Supporters at 22c.
We display all new hats for women and children with no last season stock. This one time opportunity lets you save. Prices on hats have been cut by 25 percent and many new styles are shown.
The firm advertises about 150 ladies and children's cloaks offered at low season prices. They assert they bought before a Cot ton market downturn, claiming the season opens with the lowest prices ever by the Bryan firm. See is believing.
Bargain display lists various ladies' garments with prices: petticoats 96c, waists 23 35c, corset covers 23c, cambric gowns 96c, ladies' gloves 75c, children's dresses 59c, gingham dresses 1.24, with options in $1.25 and $1.00 ranges. Includes multiple colors and sizes.
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