19 Jan 1917
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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1917
Page
1
A fragmented notice outlines a local event linked to a group named as Frater, with references to a venue and date. No clear names or places are readable to confirm specifics. The readable text hints at a gathering or meeting and a possible location in Veront V4 region.
Pedersen promotes popular education as key to government for the people. The free schools and compulsory attendance aim to spark a national revival, but real change requires patient work to uplift homes without books. Religious leaders, officials, and educators must unite to educate children in Celaities across counties, including Rusk County.
Mrs. R. C. Allen hosted a Friday afternoon tea at her Hearne home on January 12 to honor two brides, Mesdames Randle Miller and Glenny Martin. The scene featured palms, ferns, cut flowers, a pink and white tea room, welcoming hosts, and a receiving line of familiar guests among Hearne social circles. Salted almonds and stuffed dates complemented the silver service in a springlike setting.
Ladies from Houston area presided at the table with Mesdames R. W. Marshall and Oscar Robinson attending. Miss Marie Nolan assisted, while Misses Trene Merrusen and Lilian Welch helped, and Miss Robert Collier offered several vocal selections. About sixteen guests attended.
The piece extols dental health and school mouth hygiene as a path to better overall health. It cites improved student behavior and learning when dental care is addressed, noting a Texas town where a superintendent and dentist offered free sanitary dental inspections for six years, with parents supporting and seeing better health and study outcomes.
A wedding of cor dial interest in Hearne united Miss Alyce Harlan of Port Sullivan and Mr. Lester Green of Rosebud on Sunday at 5 30 pm at the bride's mother's home Mrs Harlan The Rev Mr Blaylock of Cameron officiated in the presence of the immediate family The couple reside in Rosebud where the groom runs a grocery and dry goods business The Democrat extends congratulations.
An advertisement notes that even small flesh wounds in cold weather can become bad sores if untreated. It recommends applying BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT immediately to speed healing and avoid bandages. Available in 25, 50, and 1.00 dollar bottles from James L. Hazlett Drug Co.
No church service last Sabbath due to bad weather. Mrs. Irvin Gandy of Rosebud grew ill with tonsillitis while visiting her father. Cal Guynes' children ill with pneumonia improving slowly. Rev S G Brown and associational missionaries spoke at the Baptist church about Christian education and work. Miss Clara Story, county superintendent, visited the school and noted the teacher is overworked. Ground is freezing with sleet, and a Boll Weevil freeze is seen as beneficial for broken land. Cor.
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Knowlton's Danderine as a cure for dandruff and scalp itch, claiming one application doubles hair beauty, removes flakes, and promotes thick, soft, shiny hair. It urges purchase of a 25 cent bottle and asserts lasting scalp health and reduced hair loss.
Anniversary celebration honoring Generals Lee and Jackson will be held January 19, 1917 at Shakespeare Hall at four o'clock. Invitations extended to attend with an invocation by Lro. Hayes, musical numbers by Mrs. R. S. Collier and Miss Augusta Ferguson, performances by Miss Helen Gummings and others, and the bestowal of Crosses of Honor by Mrs. T. C. Westbrook.
A vintage ad touts Pape's Cold Compound to break a cold in hours. It claims fast relief for stuffed nostrils runny nose headache feverishness sore throat and sneezing with dosing every two hours for three doses and notes a 25 cent price at drug stores.
An antique ad touts BALL ARESS Li Pelos HOUND SYRUP as a healing balm for lungs and air passages. It claims rapid repair of damage with bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar, sold by James L. Hazlett Drug Co.
In Steubenville Ohio an elderly couple aged 79 and 78 praise Vinci as the best strength creator and medicine. They claim Vinci builds them up from weakness and doubt they would be alive without Vincl. Gatling and Gatling, Druggists guarantee Vincl to create strength for frail seniors.
Notice is given to all parties in non contested delinquent tax suits that judgment by default will be taken on Tuesday February 13 1917 if sums are not paid before that date. 348 Ek W Gilmore County Attorney Robertson Co Tex
An old ad copy touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a soothing remedy for coughs and colds, claiming decades of trust. It urges stock on hand for winter ailments and lists availability at druggists. Also included is a sale notice for a 40 acre farm near Black Jack school house with fenced fields, a spring, and six percent terms.
An old newspaper ad claims constipation causes bad skin and promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a mild bedtime laxative to ensure a full morning movement. It urges readers to buy a bottle at druggists for 25 cents. Also a real estate notice offers 598 acres near Hearne Texas with contact to J Felton Lane. Lame back remedy Ballard s Snow Liniment priced 25c 50c and 1 00 sold by James L Hazlett Drug Co.
A brief ad notes LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine to stop coughing head pain and cold symptoms. It promises druggists refund if it fails to cure and states ELE and W. GROVE'S signature appears on each box.
The county attorney must sue delinquent taxpayers under HB No 40 from the last legislature session of 1915. Citizens should pay their share of government costs. paying on time avoids six percent interest, a ten percent penalty, and two dollars and twenty five cents per year of delinquency plus court costs. Officials’ pay is paid from these costs, so timely payment saves money.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure for constipation and related ailments. It urges taking a Cascaret tonight to cleanse the liver stomach and bowels and claims you will feel great by morning. It promotes a 10 cent box from a druggist and targets men women and children.
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