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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1933
Page
1
Poem reflects a hermit and a roadsider philosophy. The speaker desires to live by the road and be a friend to all, sharing in others joys and sorrows while avoiding cynicism. It contrasts solitary souls with those who travel and endure life’s trials.
The piece argues for daily papers as essential family reading, framing literature as vital as food for the mind. It notes many large dailies offer affordable yearly subscriptions, sometimes on bargain rates, and urges every family to have at least one big daily paper as a regular home visitor.
The piece argues small town and county papers are essential for family consumption and civic education. It lauds local papers as affordable, community-minded, and supportive of ordinary readers while warning against sensational tabloid fare and urging readers to cherish neighborly journalism.
Editor Lane of The Hearne Democrat, a seven foot six figure, faces trouble as readers call for a pair of size fourteen shoes. The paper admits they are down to their last pair and jokes about the editor being unable to refuse aid while trusting that "The Lord will provide."
The newspaper introduces Rhyming Rufus Ruminations as a new weekly poetry feature. It explains the plan to run Rufus poems at the bottom of front page column six and notes poets are temperamental, hoping readers will respond positively to the poetry series.
The excerpt lists three guiding ideals from Williem Osler: doing the day’s work well without worrying about tomorrow, applying the Golden Rule toward colleagues and patients, and cultivating equanimity to face both success and sorrow with humility and courage.
Circle No 1 met at the Ely home for a Royal Service program with twenty seven ladies present. Leader Mrs Earl Sansel led devotions and multiple revival topics were discussed including Let This Revival Begin in Me. Guests then enjoyed a dining spread with barbecue, salads, pie, fruit cake and hot chocolate before departing.
Austin January 25 permits issued for buildings in 37 Texas cities total over one half billion dollars January analysis by University of Texas Bureau of Business Research notes a housing over-supply and profit difficulty amid rapid construction. It cites six-year permit totals from 1927 to 1932 and lists 87 leading city figures.
IMesars. J. T. Hamilton, and BR. B. Blanton, president, and secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, were in Houston Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Paul F Viviano and family and Mrs Louis Morello of Houston plus Mr and Mrs Lee Viviano and family and Paul Viviano of Bryan were relatives at the funeral services for the late Mrs Louise Viviano conducted Monday at St Mary s Catholic church.
Opinion piece by S. W. Adams argues legislature overreach and sales tax lure. He blasts repeated laws since 1900, urges repeal, accuses lobbyists and big interests of driving a sales tax to shift burdens from wealthy to the poor. He recalls census figures and warns of constitutional harm.
A local paper urges readers to read Austin Callan's scholarly piece in this week's issue. The former Calvert resident is praised as a distinguished county writer, tackling government revenue and economical administration as a Democratic slogan.
Mrs H S Gray served a three course dinner Sunday in honor of her husband or his birthday anniversary. The table featured violet decor and the guests included Mr H S Gray, Mr and Mrs P A Reed, P A Reed Jr, Mr and Mrs Lynn, Oliver, Mr J P Massey, Misses Jean Gat ling, Frankie Lou Whatley, Martha Alice and Evelyn Gray, and Mrs H S Gray.
The S S Class party of the Baptist Church gathered Saturday afternoon from 8 to 5 with games and refreshments including ice cream and cakes. Attending girls include Nella June Hamilton Natalie Hartrell Sarah Evelyn Slagle Mary Jo Wilkerson Ruth Rouse Billie Louise McKay Lukie Ruth Berrier and Marie Jones.
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