Pioneer citizen William Crenan critically ill after fainting
While standing outside his business Thursday around 10:80 he fainted. Hon P L Brady and Louie Richard helped stop his fall. Dr Cummings treated him then transported him home. The community awaits his condition with worry. the physician sees a slim chance of recovery.
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P. L. Brady
Louie Richard
Hearne
Fylin
William Crenan
Brady
Richard
Dr. Cummings
Dr. Cumming
How to Check That Cold Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey Ad
An old ad explains cold symptoms with fever and chills and promotes Dr Bell s Pine Tar Honey as a remedy. It claims the pine balsam loosens phlegm clears bronchial tubes the honey soothes the throat and antiseptic qualities kill germs. It says relief for croup whooping cough and chronic bronchial affections. Sold at all druggists for 25c.
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Dr. Bell
Quinine Product Promoted as Non Nervous and Laxative
An advertisement touts LAXNA TIVE BROMO QUININS as superior to ordinary quinine claiming tonic and laxative effects without nervousness or head ringing. It urges readers to note the full product name and look for KE. W. GROVE signature and lists a 25 cent price.
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KE. W. Grove
Methodist Church Invites All to Sunday Services
The church welcomes everyone to attend preaching at 11 am and 7:15 pm on Sunday. Sunday school begins at 10 am with classes arranged for all sizes and ages. bring a friend.
Local social notes from Bryan area visits and appointments
Mrs. Joe Pasler visited in Bryan at the start of the week. Mr. Chas. Vechorta left Sunday for Navasota to make his home there. Mr. W. B. Byrd left Sunday for Bryan where he has accepted a position on the Bryan Eagle. Mr. J. T. Box of Troup has accepted a position with the Democrat. Miss Irene Ferguson of Hearne is the guest of Mrs. Welbourn Hudson. Miss Mildred Waltman of Hearne was the guest of Miss Marvin Hays last week. Buckner Orphan Home day at Baptist church Sunday with a special service that night led by Rev. Pipkins of Bryan.
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W. B. Byrd
Bryan
Bryan Eagle
Irene Ferguson
Hearne
Welbourn Hudson
Austin American
Mildred Waltman of
Marvin Hays
Central Texan
Buckner Orphan Home
Baptist Church
Rev
Pipkins of
You Should Feel 100 Percent Today Po-Do-Lax Ad
An advertisement claims daily vitality depends on a tired liver and promotes Po-Do-Lax, a liver regulator from the Mayapple. It asserts the product stimulates bile and mildly laxes, easing intestinal impurities. Available at druggists for 50 cents.
Sloan's Liniment and Grove's Tonic Advertisements
An old newspaper ad promotes Sloan's Liniment for bumps, bruises, sprains, rheumatic pain and outdoors work relief with a 25 cent price. It also markets Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a general tonic containing quinine and iron for liver health malaria blood and system strength at 50 cents.
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Sloan
Happenings From Bethany Locality Shows Weekend Visitors
Misses Pearl and Ethel Nun ley of Holly visited Bethany over the weekend. W C Kingsley and family spent Thanksgiving at Calvert. George Upshaw of Bishopville visited Sunday. Otis Banks visiting in Rosebud. D H Harrigan and baby returned to Taylor after a visit here. Reuben Crenshaw of Bryan visited Sunday. Marie Luke of Vearne spent weekend with Lena Suggs. Lee Gough of Reagan visiting relatives here. Mrs M J Hartman of Reagan visiting daughter Mrs W A Dotson in Mogrs a. Jennings George Moss and David Johnson of Hearne spent Sunday afternoon with John Mayo. W R Kingsley and granddaughter Velma Mayo spent Thanksgiving in Hearne. J R Bartlett and family at church in Hearne Sunday night. Viola Timmons of Austin visiting here. Jank Banks visiting in Taylor. Charlie McWilliams returned from Rosebud. S L Dotson spent days at Cookspoint. J R Bartlett made a business trip to Franklin.
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Mogsra
Jennings
George Moss
David Johnson
Hearne
John Mayo
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Cough and Cold Relief
Groves signature on the box promises relief from coughs colds and headache. If it fails to cure you get your money back. Sold for 25 cents with the familiar brand name and packaging.
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Tate
Pyett
Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe Pasler
Chas. Vechorta
Navasota
J. T. Box of
Troup
The
Democrat
Dopce Brothers
Detroit
J. W. Sanvers
Robertson County
Houston
Hotel
Bethany
Misses Pearl and
Ethel Nunley
Holly
W.C Kingsley
Calvert
George Upshaw
Bishopville
Otis Banks
Rosebud
D. H. Harrigan
Baby
Taylor
Reuben Crenshaw of
Marie Luke of
Vearne
Lena Suggs
Lee Gough
Reagan
M. J. Hartman
W. A. Dotson
W. R. Kingsley
Velma Mayo
J. R. Bartlett
Miss Viola Timmons
Austin
Mr. Jank Banks
Charlie McWilliams
J. R. Barlett
Franklin
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